NOW post and share your digital pics!! Great photos inside:)

[jann1033]

Really old radio, taken at my doctor's office.

ISO 1600
1/25 shutter speed
vignetting and desaturation used 2-button click using Alienskin Exposure.

love the picture but those dirty knobs make me want to get the lysol everytime i look at it ( not to neurotic )

 

[keagansmom]

Here's mine for the day! Have a good day!

 

[Kelly Grannell]

gorgeous, gorgeous Tomorrowland signage guys! Thank you !!!!!

 

[Blondie]

Wow, I'm in awe of the photos posted here! I don't feel worthy to even post mine, but I will anyway!

I only have a Nikon Coolpix 7900. It's my first venture in digital photography. It was a nice first, but I need something with a better zoom!

 

[Kelly Grannell]

I like it, and I also like the footprint you use for your signature. However, I'm a severe opponent of date-imprint. It ruins the picture, IMHO.

 

[Quinn222]

I feel as though I haven't taken a decent shot in weeks. I went out and took a few in my garden today. Still not thrilled. I didn't get out early enough and the light was way too harsh.

 

[Blondie]

I like it, and I also like the footprint you use for your signature. However, I'm a severe opponent of date-imprint. It ruins the picture, IMHO.

I agree. I told my DH earlier as I was showing him some of the photos on this thread that serious photographers don't have the dates showing! He likes leaving the date imprint on.

 

[Quinn222]

I agree. I told my DH earlier as I was showing him some of the photos on this thread that serious photographers don't have the dates showing! He likes leaving the date imprint on.

Does he know that the date is encoded in the metadata and that he can always find out what it is and put it on the back of his prints?

 

[Blondie]

Thanks for the tip. I didn't know that, so I'm sure he doesn't either.

 

[Quinn222]

Thanks for the tip. I didn't know that, so I'm sure he doesn't either.

Digital cameras are a wonderful thing

 

[jann1033]

Does he know that the date is encoded in the metadata and that he can always find out what it is and put it on the back of his prints?

i am guessing you mean write it on? is there any way to print that stuff off? ( sorry, ot)

 

[Quinn222]

i am guessing you mean write it on? is there any way to print that stuff off? ( sorry, ot)

If you print your own photos I suppose you could run a batch of paper though the printer upside down and print the date on the back of the paper . I'd do that before I printed the actual photos though. If you use Photoshop you could set up an action to have the date placed outside the picture in what would be the white space. If you have them printed professionally you can have them add the date to the back.

 

[keagansmom]

Okay-- so here are a few I took at our local zoo this week

 

[Blondie]

My meager contribution for the day:

 

[handicap18]

I haven't posted one here in a while, so here goes:
The porch outside Crystal Palace:

 

[jann1033]

nope it makes me want to be in WDW Blondie

meanwhile, back at the ranch.....

it's haying season for all you city dwelllers and this is a hay wagon

ot but i like arcshop( or what ever it is that comes with canon stuff,,,)i can actually figure it out

 

[LMarge]

I took this today at EPCOT. I was just trying different angles on things..

Martha,
I've been off the board for a while - and as usual I am just awed by everyones talent!! That shot of the Epcot sign from the ground is spectacular!!! You've obviously been practicing with the S2 since last we chatted!!! Hope you're haing a great summer and you and your dd are getting in some great trips to the "World"! I'm looking forward to seeing more great shots from you!!
Blessings,
Marge

 

[rtphokie]

Taken in the rose garden outside the Morehead Planetarium (you can see it's dome in the background) in Chapel Hill North Carolina

 

[handicap18]

Here's one I took today of DD with my new 50mm f/1.8 Nikkor lens:

 

[handicap18]

Also got one of DS with the same lens. It almost impossible to take a picture of the 2 of them together that comes out nice. First off, they BOTH have to be cooperative!