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ICM#5.........part of a series of intentional camera movement pics.........
and had to do a blue one of the fiber optic christmas lights :):)
these intentional camera movement pictures are way cliche but SO pretty
happy CS
and the very merriest of Christmases to all who celebrate
scavchal #19 newest tradition (second year)-- taking ICM pictures of fiber optic lights on the tree
SOOC... discovered while playing yesterday that the BGC has a level in the viewfinder mode. have no idea how i turned it on but i'll bet it will come in handy. maybe i should see if i downloaded the manual for the camera?
Macro Monday
Redux 2013
"wet"
I'm completely addicted to drips and drops, so I was thrilled to add to this theme! Happy New Year!!
Our Daily Challenge 19-25 January : ZigZag
A lovely Beach walk today, and a chance to take photos for this challenge.
This is the long zigzag from West Cliff gardens to the beach. I have seen ladies, who have chosen to be shouted at by fierce trainers, being encouraged to run up there !
There are easier ways to keep fit.
I have made a few cards with this HA background. Here I embossed with white embossing powder then used Distress inks to color.
Sentiment from papertrey Ink.
Finished for the Make Mine Modern Swap!
More pics and info on my Blog
Now partner, I'm not going to show the rest of the surprises I'm packing for you...but I hope you like them!
A zig-zag, double cut string oak stair with a frameless, toughened and laminated glass balustrade.
All the fixings and construction parts have been hidden beneath secret panels to give a clean and uncluttered look.
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I have always liked this section of the Little ZigZag River. I like how it rounds the curve and then fans out. The mossy wall on the left is another feature that makes this such a nice spot. You can see by just past 8:00am the sun was reaching high enough to start blowing things out. Thanks for having a look. Double-click to view it large.
Taken on August 1, 2010 at 8.06am PDT (edit)
Posted to Flickr October 4, 2010 at 6.01PM PDT (edit)
Exif data
Camera Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi
Exposure 3.2
Aperture f/13.0
ISO Speed 400
Exposure Bias 0 EV
The Zigzag River looking west from the Lolo Pass bridge. This one was bluer than the last. It had to do with the direction of the light and the bluer sky toward the light. This being the opposite direction from last night's post. (below)
I also wanted to apologize for a comment that I made last evening about the last shot being mediocre. I appreciate all of the awesome comments that everyone left. You opened my eyes to being a bit more objective of my own work. I'm my own worse critic because I see all that I was unable to affect in the photo which can overshadow the good parts.
I guess I should have said that it wasn't quite the shot that I wanted to take. I was frantic to get a shot of all the color that was happening around me and so I was judging the shot against what I wanted it to be.
1. - I would have liked to have been set up just before the sunset so I could have gotten even more of the hills bathed in the glow of the sunset.
2. - I would have liked to have been set up down next to the river instead of on a bridge, which was a sheet of ice I might add. I was hoping that none of the cars whizzing past my ass three feet away lost control.
In hindsight, it's a good image that grew on me after I sat back and looked at it, but it wasn't quite what I would have liked to have gotten. : )
I tried for a repeat of last night this evening. I got there on time, and waited for color before I walked through the snow to get to the river and the color didn't show up.
Such as it is when you're a landscape photographer. Mother Nature is a fickle model. : )
I hope that all of my Flickr friends have the best year ever in 2011. I can't explain how I appreciate all for the inspiration, help, encouragement and friendship that has come with associating with fellow photogs that I've met through Flickr.
Cheers! Take pictures!
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Here's another shot of the walking platform that leads through the Augusta Springs Wetlands Trail in Augusta County, Virginia.