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These would be the winning two photos of mine published in Capture Cincinnati 2009. It feels good to finally feel like I've accomplished something big. Excited to see what comes next on this path...
My pro account also expires in about a month. Do not want to lose everything I've posted.
I would like to submitt the attached photograph taken by my father after Iwo Jima was secured and the memorial to the fallen Marines. My father's MOS was photographer.
Charles Peer, Jr.
What do freedom and independence mean to YOU?
Paralyzed Veterans of America is hosting a nationwide 'Capture the Flag' photo tribute for America’s troops and veterans.
Use your cameraphone or digital camera to take snapshots of 'Old Glory' or to capture ways you show your patriotism and celebrate your freedom and independence.
Join us and email photos to FREEDOM@PVA.ORG or post to this photostream.
Help us GIVE BACK to our veterans through an online gift at www.PVA.org/freedom.
Capture the Beauty
Morning Dew
Hawn State Park, Missouri
Water droplets from a morning shower decorate this beautiful flower.
Canon 7D + 100mm L Macro. ISO 200, f/2.8.
I am obsessed about capturing every space that I am in. Also I do capture performances or spaces on request for a project. I upload the best of the captures on to FLICKR. From these I select a few to write my blogs about the experience, introspection, learning etc. I also use for executing projects in education, performing arts etc.
I create an annual calendar as a tribute to Indian dance and music
So these select captures showcase the broad perspective and spectrum.
My blogs -
performing arts - sreenionstage.wordpress.com
- Travelogue : sreenionroad.wordpress.com
- Photostories : sreeniviews.wordpress.com
- Website : sreeni.org
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A captivating spot along the Great Ocean Road, in Victoria, Australia.
A lovely place to watch the sun go down..
ISO 100, 24-105mm@24mm, f/22, 1/13sec, raw, hand held, sitting after a long day
The Vipers have tracked down the Joe pair, and have burst out of the jungle on the unsuspecting Joes as they take a break.
distinct captures - the tourists are fascinated by the tenements whilst I was photographing the "night walker" on the loop.
This blue heron jumped out of the tall grass behind my back, in a total surprise. I turned around and made this accidental capture before it got away.
i like taking pictures of people taking pictures, this time my friend was adjusting his camera to capture Fuji-san
The Captured Spiral Necklace features a 4-ring mobius spiral suspended at two points from a great 3mm-round-link chain. The spiral is 17mm wide, and the necklace 17.5 inches in length. Completely sterling silver.
Please see my profile for more information.
Acrylic, cedar, cigarette butts, eurocast, foam, found plastic, galvanized steel guardrail, goldenrod, hair, hydrangea, lichen, moss, organic material from river bed of Clear Creek Canyon, pea gravel, sedum, spong, steel 55 gallon drum, treated lumber.
Model: The beautiful and talented: Maithiran
No stuffed toy lion was harmed in the taking of this photograph.
Captured at La Bonita Supermarkets in North Las Vegas, NV, USA on August 24, 2021. — settings: Camera: ILCE-9, focal length: 50mm, SS: 1/32000, Aperture: f/1.2, ISO: 200, Flash: off — by Kevin Lowery, @kevloweryphoto
On our last trip to the Philadelphia area in June, we made it a point to visit this well known attraction, arriving around 2:00 and staying for the lighted fountain show after dark. If you have time to run the SLIDESHOW for the set, you can follow us around and get an idea of what these gardens are like:
www.flickr.com/photos/ugardener/sets/72157630526265542/
This summer (until September 29) there are spectacular light installations by British artist Bruce Munro. I did not have the photography equipment to capture the lights properly. This link gives a better idea:
light.longwoodgardens.org/
light.longwoodgardens.org/light/gallery
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This was a totally experimental shot on the western shore of San Juan Island as we were watching the sunset. The waves were crashing in over the rocks, and I wondered, how can I capture that kinetic movement? I tried slow shutter speeds, but that just made a blurred mess of the water. Then I thought, what about a fast shutter, actually capturing the water in mid-splash? I was limited by the low light in how fast I could snap the shutter and still capture detail in the rocks, but as it turned out, this shot at 1/13 second was a very nice compromise between freezing the motion and capturing the blur of it. The water has just enough blur to show its velocity, but just enough definition to not completely disappear into the blur.
It's not a gallery-quality photo, but it was a fun challenge and I'm pleased with the results!
This image is featured on my photo blog, blog.thelightisall.com, on August 17, 2012. 15 Challenges: Splash! (submitted June 28, 2013). Flickr Challenge: Splash (March 10, 2014). (IMG_4431_1)