Guy Le Vot has added a photo to the pool:
Thursday, May 31, 2012
,,,,,,,,,, Levitating ,,,,,,,,,,
Jon in Thailand has added a photo to the pool:
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Asian Street Photography.
Poor Rural Thai School.
Hand Held Nikon D300.
Nikkor 17-55 2.8 Lens.
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I was walking by when I heard
"Teacher Jon, Teacher Jon !"
Just turned and fired as they jumped.
You might recognize these
three girls from earlier shots..;-)
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Please No Bright Flashing Graphics.
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After the Momement
CEBImagery.com has added a photo to the pool:
Came across this somewhat Iconic California and contrasty image on a morning wlak during my trip to Santa Monica.
Of course what you always think will be great never looks as good what you thought, but with a little extra ummph i like where i ended up.
3 exposure tonemapped HDR via compression method in Photomatix. Felt it needed something more and I had not used Pixel Bender in a while and it seemed like what the Doctor ordered.
National Pride
Nick Stewart2 has added a photo to the pool:
After returning from a tour of duty in Afghanistan, locally based Allied Rapid Reaction Corps Support Battalion, paraded through Tewkesbury today. They were lead through the town by a 36 piece military band of the Parachute Regiment.
Post Roadtrip Cleanout
Hi, I'm Kristiano has added a photo to the pool:
This is what was left in my bag after our road trip to the Northwest.
Now that I got that out of my system, I've decided to let the lab go ahead and scan all my rolls when they're developed. The way I figure it, the $ cost per roll is less than the time commitment, frustrations with scan quality, and color editing that I have to do at home. Unless someone can show me an easier, faster way, that's just how it's going to go.
Oh yeah, and I'm going to settle for the medium quality scans...none of this high quality big $$$ scans that no one can tell the difference on the computer screen. I know, I'm such a rebel, right?
Long Lost but Not Forgotten.
chris_starscream has added a photo to the pool:
Its' been quite some time since I have looked at these pictures but I realized when I was editing them that I never did get around to posting them online. Lauren and I went to the last Rogers Chinese Lantern Festival back in 2008. When we were looking around I had mentioned to Lauren that I had been to the previous two Festivals that had been held at Ontario Place. I never got a chance to get back out to another one as after this one was held the Roger's Company decided that the Festival had run its course and there would be no further ones. Here are the images that I took at the festival, even though they are being posted several years later.
Best Viewed In Black
![The Might Murugan [detail]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vVQfTq3Zv5pJpXxAPD2oscb3ohHU3dxB5P7Nzg9OyPkCdIBMNs1TAxfuVZ1g-_ePmTYrAS0Ta3n9xIFOyickgQMcSleVX1LxTsXtOesISqviiM4oJsTZOwF4wYNKrxyWY4=s0-d)
Hangbridge
PhotonMix has added a photo to the pool:
Hangbridge in a bamboo forest (Hangzhou) - quite difficult lighting in here...
© Andy Brandl / PhotonMix (2012)
Don´t redistribute / use on webpages, blogs or any other media. See my profile page for information regarding licensing of this image for personal or commercial use.
Link to my website, where you can watch a slideshow with my favorite shots, listen to some soothing music, order prints, have a look at my photos in better quality, etc.
andybrandl.zenfolio.com/
Sunsetting in Bardolino, Italy
henriluoma has added a photo to the pool:
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No graphics in comments, please.
Early Electric Motor
thegreatlandoni has added a photo to the pool:
50-0-56 ... Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum, Denver, Colorado, USA
P1070692
Donated by the Glenn Curtiss Air Museum.
Restored by Wings Over the Rockies volunteer Dave Boyle.
Photo enhanced with Apple iPhoto.
029/365
jeremyvillaroman.com has added a photo to the pool:
Day 29 spent hanging out under a bridge
Strobist Info: Bare flash camera right at 1/32 power and bare flash at 1/8 power pointed upwards at bridge to light up the bridge
Mid peak Rundle
John in Calgary has added a photo to the pool:
stitched panorama with a cylindrical projection. This projection gives a very realistic impression of the dominant face from the Banff Park Gates
Canon 7D 17-55 f2.8 lens
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