Photo-A-Day -- August 2013

Peter · August 2013

Mailboxes
Nikon D800E, Zeiss 50mm f/2.0 Makro-Planar

bland · August 2013

donaldejose · August 2013

D600, 70-200f4 at 135mm and f11.

Pierre · August 2013

Vienna, Austria

Elvishefer · August 2013

@ Bland - really like the portrait, it/he has real character.

aodwoz · August 2013

@donaldejose that's a good one.

photo for the day, it's been recomposed recently. D600, 50mm f1.8 @f2.2

Golf007sd · August 2013

D4 24 1.4G 1/1000 ISO 100 @ f/3.5

kanuck · August 2013

Thanks for the kind words dissent

This is Cheonjinsa Temple in the mountains of Dobangsan, south Korea:

Cheonjinsa Temple Near Summit of Dobangsan

ttsisgood · August 2013

One of the things that amazed me in Canada is the fact that NOBODY crossed the streets on a red light. Compare that to New York City...

No Jay Walking in Ottawa, ON, Canada, even late at night

CEBlueclouds · August 2013

some more holiday pictures...acquired an EOS M +22mm f/2.0 lens [-X :P for wifey to use as a holiday snapper for $299...it was good enough for taking non-moving objects

Canon EOS M, f/10, ISO 100, 1/400s .... Labadee Pier, Haiti

proudgeek · August 2013

Shot earlier this spring in Florida. I was able to get up on the roof of a pool house so I could get up to eye level with this osprey.

D90 | 300mm + TC17 | f/9 | 1/640s | ISO 400 | -1/3 EV

jimo · August 2013

Yetibuddha · August 2013

Brick, nice image of the geyser, and welcome!
Gardiner River, Yellowstone:

Msmoto · August 2013

I am seeing some very nice photos on PAD. Great work.....

But, then we have the mundane, patterns when waxing a bus....

henrik1963 · August 2013

A lot of good shots here. I will have to up my game :-)

It never gets completely dark in Iceland in the summer. You get strange colors. Another vacation snap. D800 + 24-70 2.8G + tripod.

kristianbogner · August 2013

Kristian Bogner Photography

Peter · August 2013

Ghost Ranch, New Mexico
Nikon D800E, Nikkor 24mm f/1.4

donaldejose · August 2013

D600, 60mm Macro at f11, ISO 400.

Pierre · August 2013

One of the things that amazed me in Canada is the fact that NOBODY crossed the streets on a red light. Compare that to New York City...

Because if you do, it is a big fat ticket that awaits you the other side :>

Different provinces or even town have different rules.

In the west, if someone puts a foot on the pavement, even if he is not at a street corner, all cars must stop, otherwise, they get a fat ticket (and perhaps even loose points), on the other hand, the jay-walker will also get a ticket for not crossing at a pedestrian corner when he is authorized to do so.

In Montreal, stepping on the street in the same conditions may get you killed.