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 09/05/2009 12:23:14 AM · #76
09/05/2009 01:41:08 AM · #77
09/05/2009 01:43:30 AM · #78
Some great stuff here. I have been out of town working in Sioux Falls South Dakota and haven't been able to shoot much. Will catch up soon!
 09/05/2009 06:49:12 AM · #79
09/05/2009 10:40:50 AM · #80


I'll throw this one out there again; it has some subtle humor that you probably won't see in the thumb.
 09/05/2009 10:44:21 AM · #81
Originally posted by tph1:
Some great stuff here. I have been out of town working in Sioux Falls South Dakota and...


[rudely interupts] You brought back pictures, right?
 09/05/2009 12:33:26 PM · #82


Camera set to fixed focus (it won't shoot if it can't find a focus point on AF, which is really annoying), and a shutter speed/aperture/ISO combination which would allow a longish shutter speed. Shot whilst holding the camera in front of me and walking along. This is a lovely wooded path - the trees arch completely overhead. To the left is the road, to the right, the park.



Again with the camera set to a fixed focus (somewhere beyond this group, by the way) and exposure so that the shutter speed will be longish, and shot while walking along. This time I was amidst a very large group of teenagers who had just come from somewhere and were spilling out into a pedestrian walkway. Teenagers are quite colorful and make good subjects for this sort of thing.

Message edited by author 2009-09-05 12:37:30.
 09/05/2009 01:46:18 PM · #83
09/05/2009 03:30:27 PM · #84
09/05/2009 05:32:52 PM · #85
09/05/2009 11:10:38 PM · #86
turnofthesue, I answered your question in the Photographer's Comments on the image I posted earlier today.
 09/06/2009 12:21:16 AM · #87
Okay, I've got stuff queued up now. I'm probably getting carried away! I've got to say this is the most fun I've had with a side challenge in some time. Thanks all for the comments, and for sticking with the spirit of the challenge, trying new and intereting things. I'm seeing some great stuff...
 09/06/2009 01:47:26 AM · #88
Tom referenced one I have posted at flickr so I posted it over here, too. Originally shot this for a challenge at the time but forgot to enter it. Too bad, since it would have tanked quite nicely!

09/06/2009 02:26:36 AM · #89
Not sure this pair is serendipitous except insofar as they may be telling me to back off for my own good!



09/06/2009 02:38:01 AM · #90
Hi, I don't mean to intrude, as I'm not "officially enrolled", but I'm finding this too fun, enlightening and liberating! So, if you guys don't mind me sharing some stuff here occasionally...
09/06/2009 02:55:43 AM · #91

09/06/2009 03:28:09 AM · #92
moved the camera during the exposure .

09/06/2009 06:57:57 AM · #93
Not entirely sure how I got this, but happy I did.

09/06/2009 07:25:52 AM · #94
Guys,

Sorry for being MIA - I just simply can't get to my camera that the minute - it's BRAND NEW and I have barely touched it, let alone loaded the software onto my PC.

Hope to stop by and comment - but life is CRAZY down here for me right now.

Happy to see you all together again.
 09/06/2009 07:33:44 AM · #95


hey no worries, Lisa. Having that brand new camera just sitting there would drive me nuts! : )
Congratulations by the way. Thanks for droppin' by and and letting us know. It's nice just to hear from you! : )
09/06/2009 09:09:48 AM · #96
Originally posted by krnodil:
turnofthesue, I answered your question in the Photographer's Comments on the image I posted earlier today.


Thanks! I also answered your question about this photo of mine:
09/06/2009 10:53:31 AM · #97
thanks, Susan!

for today:

09/06/2009 11:03:35 AM · #98

09/06/2009 11:27:47 AM · #99
09/06/2009 04:08:54 PM · #100


OK. I am double dipping here. I had posted this to the ongoing film thread yesterday but I am a little light on photos. What I like about this is that it is color film developed in b&w chemicals (again). This is almost a straight scan with no adjustments. The colors come from somewhere but I don't know how or why. Perhaps just the scanner light's reflection on the orange negative? I've been doing more of this color in b&w stuff and the color cast always seems to be different. From just grays to light greens and darker oranges. I usually play with the colors a bit after the fact but not here.
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