The Photographers' Corner 2013-2020

[Khan]

Dusk on the island.

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[doneat54]

Caught by my Browning wildlife motion detecting camera, about 100 ft. from my house. This guy was photographed in my neighbors yard about an hour an half later then forded a nearby brook and wandered off in the this woods. I ride my ATV on this trail on our property and often the camera will get deer, coyotes, turkeys, etc. on it, mostly at night.

On motion, the camera takes 8 pictures 1 second apart.

 

[Ronstar]

Playing with photoshop elements - blending begin and end photos of US Rte 66

 

[RonBoyd]

Playing with photoshop elements - blending begin and end photos of US Rte 66

From downtown Chicago to Santa Monica. We have done that. Great "Bucket List" item.

 

[Walt34]

Playing with photoshop elements - blending begin and end photos of US Rte 66

Uh oh, you're going to get sucked in like I did....

I can spend way more time than is healthy playing with Photoshop. Elements is a great way to learn it and you can do 90% of what the full version will do. But then after a while you want that last 10%....

 

[Ronstar]

Uh oh, you're going to get sucked in like I did....

I can spend way more time than is healthy playing with Photoshop. Elements is a great way to learn it and you can do 90% of what the full version will do. But then after a while you want that last 10%....

I know - its addicting. I'll really have to dive in deep this winter when I have more time. Hopefully I won't get far enough that I want that last 10%!

 

[SeattleRain]

New to the forum

Happy to see the photography section. I love to combine hiking and astrophotography. Here's a shot I took last week of the Milky Way over Mt Rainier.

Sony A7RII
Rokinon 14mm
Ioptron Skytracker
Combination of two 4 minute exposures

 

[Gotadimple]

Great shot!

 

[SeattleRain]

Thanks Gotadimple. I love to capture images of the night sky whenever I get the chance.

 

[Ronstar]

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Awesome! Great composition with the Milky Way directly over the mountain peak. Looks like a volcano.


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[kcowan]

Pot of Gold caught this morning off our balcony in West Vancouver:

 

[Walt34]

Impressive! Nothing like happening to be in the right place at the right time.

 

[kcowan]

Yes we have been here for 19 years and never seen anything like it!

 

[DrRoy]

I'm just back from Norway. It's a beautiful place, but the weather did not cooperate a lot of the time. As I process the photos I'll put some up. This was from a boat tour along the Osterfjord out of Bergen.
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[kcowan]

During our recent trip to the interior of BC, we happened upon a mother and baby moose. Taken from the SUV.

 

[kcowan]

After a picnic in the Gulf Islands, south of Salt Spring, we caught this sunset made up of jet trails at the end of a sunny cloudless day.

 

[kcowan]

The NK'Mip Winery where we stayed is renowned for its whites and Pinot Noire.

This is the Indian Brave sculpture out of metal that is a signature piece upon entry to their reserve.

 

[kcowan]

At the roadside farmers markets, we encountered gourd and squash art work.

 

[DrRoy]

Norway 2 The day before was so foggy that you couldn't see 50 ft. This morning we took the road that went above the Aurlandsfjord and got a pretty cool view of fog low on the water.
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[Dave J]

From our recent Colorado trip to see Aspen colors. Used my new Lumix FZ1000 Panorama mode and then some cropping. Still have a lot to learn.Wish I had this camera 30 years ago when I was "really" into photography.

 

[frayne]

Moon shot last night.

 

[Ronstar]

A few photos from our London/Ireland trip

Tower of London:

Big Ben:

Tower Bridge - London:

Cliffs of Moher - Ireland:

Ross Castle - Killarney, Ireland

The Long room Library - Trinity College - Dublin, Ireland:

Trinity College, Dublin:

 

[Khan]

Views from the backyard.

 

[RonBoyd]

Moon shot last night.

That is impressive. What lens did you use?

 

[Walt34]

The moon shot is impressive.

Ron, great night photos!