Thanks Jonathan.
Hey HD, I love your dog shot, love the trail of water coming of the tail, nice action shot.
Thanks Jonathan.
Hey HD, I love your dog shot, love the trail of water coming of the tail, nice action shot.
Steve U
Wine, Food and Photography Student and Connoisseur
Originally Posted by Steve U
Thanks Steve, it was overcast when I took this and this was one of the few pics that came out without motion blur. I really didn't even think about the tail spray I was just trying to catch some action pics of the pup, when I got home there were some that were real interesting because he was wagging his tail like crazy. Some had full circles, some trails that looked like figure 8's. I am going to try it again on a day with a little more light.
Rick
+1, nice action shot with slower shutter speed[Y]
bouwy, like the picture of this little girl very much, this is the few time that better with eyes closed.[Y]
Decided togo fora driveto Cook's Bay. I didn't realize that after leaving the parking spot that I had actually parked on a frozen lake. Snowkiting, snowmobiling, ice hockey and ice fishing just to name a few on the activity menu. Knowing my luck, I would be the only that would have the ice give way under me, I guess the *gods* were looking the other way!
Canon 450D Gripped, Canon 24-105 f/4L, Canon 70-200 f/2.8L IS USM II, Sigma 10-20 EX f/4-5.6, Canon S95
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Elmo, the third pic, the guy 20 feet in the air. Are they supposed to be hang gliding like that? That is an interesting shot.
New Australian Shepherd Puppy.
T1i + 50mm f/1.8 II @ 50mm, f/3.5, 1/1000s, ISO-200
T1i + 50mm f/1.8 II @ 50mm, f/3.5, 1/1000s, ISO-200
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You can notfind a lot of open water around here (everything is iced over), but the small amount of open water really concentrates the water fowl. Here are a couple of swans.
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7D 100-400mm L @365mm, f/5.6, 1/1600 sec, ISO-400
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here is my shots from last week
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Congrats on the new pup, David! Very envious ...awesome breed that I would love to own!
Both shots are great but the second is a fantastic capture! I don
Wow, great shots this week! Hopefully the rainproblems in Australia stop any time soon though, my best wishes to them.
I have never submitted before in what you shot this week post...mainly because I'm always late with sorting and quick-editing [A] Months behind here...
Tuesday the 4th we had a partial solar eclipse here in the Netherlands. Unfortunately it was too cloudy and there was only one very small area of free view. This area was a lot higher, so the sun was already a lot brighter than it would have been when closer to the horizon. Nonetheless it was very beautiful to watch. Better than the photo's []
5D2 ~ 70-200 F4L IS @ 200mm F5.6 1/8000 ISO400
And last saturday I shot a Ice figureskating "show". It was actually a club-championship for the younger members. I haven't sorted them yet, but quickly snatched 2, so no post-processing of any kind. The sun wasn't up yet when it started and it graduately became brighter, but it was still way dark for me to get good settings, so I'm afraid my keeper-rate is low on this one.
5D2 ~ 70-200 F4L IS @ 200mm F4 1/500 ISO1600
This girl was one of the last and was shot with the "best" settings that I could get that day:
5D2 ~ 70-200 F4L IS @ 200mm F4 1/1250 ISO1600
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