All New Picture of the Day Thread - July 28, 2008

[pattirjs925]

Whooo....

 

[Ashleylvsgoofy]

Animal Kingdom Lodge, a foggy November morning

 

[Evad]

beautiful blue skies at hollywood studios....

Very nice!!! Love the colour.

 

[thadarkslayer]

 

[hogwartsdropout]

Beauty and the Beast, yesterday..

 

[punkin413]

Very nice!!! Love the colour.

thanks! i didn't edit it at all - it was just a pretty day!

Beauty and the Beast, yesterday..

i love this! such a magical moment....

 

[declansdad]

Amazing picture everyone!


Here is mine for today. At -35 here this is a long ways off.

 

[KLEONARD]

EPCOT 01-12-2009.

 

[Dcanoli]

EPCOT 01-12-2009.

Wow! That's neat. I've never seen that perspective before.

 

[iluvwesties]

 

[WickedWench]

Empty POTC queue... I love Tour Guide Mike!

 

[WDWFWfan]

Nice job. Cutting out a perfect Mickey head is not as easy as it looks.

Great Shot! I would love to hear the details of how you got it...lens used, lighting, etc.

 

[hjd0411]

EPCOT 01-12-2009.

Love the look of this one!! Great!! Thanks for sharing.

 

[Jeff Fillmore]

Absolutely adorable!

Nice shot too

Thanks!

Great shots everybody!!!


Pinky166, Ed, Jeff, Code all great work!!!

Jeff, who's with little L in that shot?

Thanks Dave- That is my little niece Paige. She seems to associate us with Disney for some reason.

Great Shot! I would love to hear the details of how you got it...lens used, lighting, etc.

Thanks- Taken with the 50mm f1.4 with a bounced flash.

There is a nice tutorial on it here- http://www.diyphotography.net/diy_create_your_own_bokeh

 

[Jeff Fillmore]

One for today...

 

[WDWFWfan]

Thanks- Taken with the 50mm f1.4 with a bounced flash.

There is a nice tutorial on it here- http://www.diyphotography.net/diy_create_your_own_bokeh

Thanks for the info, I'm a little confused though, do you leave the cardstock on for the entire shot? It looks like it would have to be removed, double expose or something. Otherwise, how can the camera take the photo?

 

[Jeff Fillmore]

Thanks for the info, I'm a little confused though, do you leave the cardstock on for the entire shot? It looks like it would have to be removed, double expose or something. Otherwise, how can the camera take the photo?

Yep- The paper stays in front of the lens for the shot. You would not think it would work so well but it does. There was a discussion about it over on the Photography Board a while back you can see HERE.

 

[iluvwdw4ever]

 

[Code]

I tried it myself after reading Jeff's photo board post.. I took a cutout I made with my wife's Cricut and attached it to the rear element of my 50/1.4 (see HERE). Here's a shot of my niece at Christmas..

.. and a PotD!

 

[YEKCIM]

No cool bokeh photos, so how about an old fossil (another old fossil - not self-portrait!)?