Photo-A Day -- October 2013

jimo

proudgeek

Shot in Turks and Caicos a few years back. TTJ, this is the kind of thing you can expect in BVI.

D90 | 17-35 | 17mm | f/14 | 1/200s | ISO 250 | -2/3 EV

amvj

Some nice photos there ^


Nikon D7000 and 18-55mm. Wayanad, Kerala, India.

Pickerel

Back in the White Mountains in late September hiking a section I had jumped ahead of in order to summit Katahdin with friends. Here is the southbound approach to Carter Notch Hut. Descent of about 1500 feet in 1.3 miles, with the section from here on down especially punishing.



D800 - AF-S 24mm f/1.4G - f/8 - 1/30 sec - ISO 1250

Tradewind35

Worbarrow Bay, Dorset.

Beso

Another view of Mt. Rainier. This time from the Northeast ...

HipShot

Nikon D40;50mm Series E 1.8 manual lens;ISO 400;1/30

Pierre

[Deleted User]

Muir Woods Trail, its very hard to take these pictures when the park is full of people. One of the best places on the planet. If you ever get to Northern California you should check it out, well worth the time.



This is a great pictures at full screen, we lose so much detail with the small size.

D800, F/20, 4 sec., ISO-100, 32mm

Paul

Nice picture but it seems to me like there is too much of a green tinge to the image.

Master Glass Artist - Murano

still playing around with it in photoshop a little, trying to find the happy medium between conveying the warmth (actual temp and lighting) as a result of the furnaces, and not being too yellow.

HeartyFisher, thanks for the suggestion. I desaturated the green channel, much happier with the result.
Updated image below.



http://i1259.photobucket.com/albums/ii549/wildrova/Nikon Rumors PAD/muranoglassmaker-reducedgreen.jpg~original


Jimo, Love the shot of the beach, the sky is fantastic, It feels like the weather is about to get pretty awful.

bland

ttsisgood

Kindergarten clown

Msmoto

Witty_Nickname

D800 - 24-70mm f/2.8 @ 24mm and f/14

kanuck

All alone at the top, Bonghwangdae, Gyeongju-si

jimo

proudgeek

I think I actually posted this once, but was never happy with it. I'd shot it stopped way down, so every tiny piece of dust on my sensor was visible, which I hated, and I could never clone them all out to my satisfaction. Finally settled on a recrop.

D90 | 17-35 | 17mm | f/22 | 1.3s | ISO 160

DXV_Photo

adamz

flight3

Stumbled across some colorful plants today. Found out it was a memorial for kids in WWI & WWII

itsnotmeyouknow

Another from Rhossili

Nikon D800 CZ 35 f/2

Symphotic

dissent

Back yesterday from California. Ahhhhhh - warmth! Still jetlagged today. So much cool stuff to catch up on.



I tried to clone out the fragments of trees on the left and right borders, but my PSE skills are meager; the one on the left gives me much trouble.. I'll keep trying.

Pierre

You guys/girls are putting so much of an impressive work, its very ..... (put all the qualifier you desire here)


An old one for me, full of life, joy and real-life fashion

Msmoto

A little reportage: