Tea's Up!
by Pug-H

Comment:
Cool shot, works well

Pesto
by Iraklis

Comment:
It's a great shot ... shame you put it in the wrong challenge

The Forgotten Farm
by hfriesen

Comment:
Just noticed your shutter and aperture settings, if you had used AV setting and f/16 or f/11 your shutter speed would still be around 1/100 or 1/200 and you would have got more dof (ie more focus through the shot)

For every f-stop you change (bearing in mind your lens will change in 1/3 of a stop) you get twice (or half) as much light.

So in your case f/5 @ 1/1000
if you stop down 1 full f-stop to f/7.1 then you get half as much light and therefore you need a shutter speed of 1/500 for the correct exposure.

sliceoflife12.jpg
by icu1965

Comment:
How many beers did you have to give him before he let you take the shot :) I really like the slight blur of the background, adds atmosphere to this

Wreck on the Wyre
by whiteflyer

Comment:
from me in Posthumous Ribbons

This is a great shot, I love the pov and I really like how you can see through the hull of the boat.

Message edited by author 2008-07-17 04:47:48.

Be with you forever
by sekarmalathy

Comment:
from me in Posthumous Ribbons

I love the colours and detail in this, fantastic shot

Another rainy day
by purpleflutterby13

Comment:
from me in Posthumous Ribbons

I loved this, was my fav from the challenge. I like the moody b&w and I can just feel the cold and wet cycling home, very nice street just adds to this.

Sleaford Bay
by John White

Comment:
from me in Posthumous Ribbons

I love these long exposure water shots, I really must do some at some point!! The colour of the sky and the 'misty' water make this a fantastic shot

Mono Lake Tufa at dawn
by Falc

Comment:
from me in Posthumous Ribbons

Lovely tranquil shot, the sheen from the water is fantastic as are the colours

Birds & The Sea
by sam_13

Comment:
Personally I really like this shot, all the birds add a lot of interest for me.