Beachy Head in Sussex where I live.
Last edited by Monkey Spanker (2011-09-10 14:49:49)
Quote of the year so far "Fifa 11 on the other hand... shiny things for mongos "-mtb0minime
Some more from beachy head
Quote of the year so far "Fifa 11 on the other hand... shiny things for mongos "-mtb0minime
Good gawd he looks scary -- what soft fur
saw this today in my pics - not nearly as 'friendly'(photo quality) as yours.. but ill post it to say, 'hola amigos! to the spiders posted before him.
saw this today in my pics - not nearly as 'friendly'(photo quality) as yours.. but ill post it to say, 'hola amigos! to the spiders posted before him.
Last edited by Kimmmmmmmmmmmm (2011-09-14 22:44:46)
oh! wolf spider(?) in the garage this morning
check out this handy spider ID chart
check out this handy spider ID chart
Last edited by Kimmmmmmmmmmmm (2011-09-15 14:17:26)
yikes.. we get those too.
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oohh, can i play? i haz a recent spider pic
eek .. needs a witty title burnsy
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ehm... look at that sky - izzat noise? or compression artifacts?13urnzz wrote:
oohh, can i play? i haz a recent spider pic
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Except when you have different environmental conditions than clear and sunny...Kmar wrote:
Is the shot perfect? No, but the lighting is good.
Overcast days are nice because they diffuse the light.. it's like a natural light box. That isn't to say that your picture might not look better taken during the golden hour.RAIMIUS wrote:
Except when you have different environmental conditions than clear and sunny...Kmar wrote:
Is the shot perfect? No, but the lighting is good.
It certainly doesn't need to be clear and and sunny.
August Sherbert by Kerry Marion, on Flickr
Christmas Sunset by Kerry Marion, on Flickr
Pillars by Kerry Marion, on Flickr
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Well, when the main subject is light interaction with clouds, clouds are pretty much a requirement!
My point was that the "golden rule" of landscape photography should have some exceptions. It is not an absolute.
My point was that the "golden rule" of landscape photography should have some exceptions. It is not an absolute.
I cant help but think your posted photo would look better at dawn or dusk. Not for lighting but for tone.. ie goldenRAIMIUS wrote:
Well, when the main subject is light interaction with clouds, clouds are pretty much a requirement!
My point was that the "golden rule" of landscape photography should have some exceptions. It is not an absolute.
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I like long winding paths like that.
Last edited by RAIMIUS (2011-09-26 13:00:53)
I'd call it dead and take a blowtorch to it.