*OFFICIAL* Snapshot of the Day (one image per post please) #1

[M_Six]

Clean Energy

[gcochard]

[M_Six]

^^^Nice shot, but if you leave it tilted like that, all the water will run out of the picture.

[E90Mario]

Originally Posted by M_Six

^^^Nice shot, but if you leave it tilted like that, all the water will run out of the picture.

[TL]

The Cloisters by GQjai, on Flickr

[Chewy734]

reminds me of IR photography Tim... even though I know it's not.

[Kgolf31]

River Rumble by M0nk3yy31, on Flickr

[gcochard]

Originally Posted by M_Six

^^^Nice shot, but if you leave it tilted like that, all the water will run out of the picture.

I thought about rotating it, but I think it gives it a nice subtle tension. Plus I lose some vignetting after the crop.

[MATT0404]

Shot of the moon tonight.


Moon by mkrepp, on Flickr

[M_Six]

Awesome detail, Matt.

That the new lens? Settings?

[MATT0404]

Originally Posted by M_Six

Awesome detail, Matt.

That the new lens? Settings?

Thank you! And yes, this is from the 100-400L. It was taken at 400mm, f/8, 1/1000 sec., and iso 640, IS off. Pretty much straight out of the camera minus a pretty significant crop.

[dcstep]

I shot the moon yesterday, hand held with the 500mm on the 7D. Prior to sunset, hence the blue sky:


Moon shot, near sunset by dcstep, on Flickr

When you get a clear sky, the moon is a great test of a lens' resolving power.

Dave

[spanner1751]

TL, your Cloisters shot reminds me of a snapshot I took years ago at the Carmel Mission. Not near as nice as yours, though.


Carmel Mission by Spanner1751, on Flickr

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by spanner1751

TL, your Cloisters shot reminds me of a snapshot I took years ago at the Carmel Mission. Not near as nice as yours, though.

Since we're "cloistering," here's one from San Juan Capistrano taken with my old FZ-18.

[Cleanest135i]

SDSU Tolley Station

[The1]

Originally Posted by dcstep

I shot the moon yesterday, hand held with the 500mm on the 7D. Prior to sunset, hence the blue sky:


Moon shot, near sunset by dcstep, on Flickr

When you get a clear sky, the moon is a great test of a lens' resolving power.

Dave

The nice clear Colorado high altitude air definitely helps moon shots a lot. Comparing between ones i've shot around home to ones I've shot near my dads place in CO makes a massive difference.

however, that 500mm makes a huge difference too

[Chewy734]

All knotted up

[The1]

"knot"ty

cool shot. how have you been enjoying FF photography anyways? Haven't heard any reviews from you.

[aftercorbu]

Originally Posted by M_Six

Since we're "cloistering," here's one from San Juan Capistrano taken with my old FZ-18.

nice shot! that color out of the camera? either way a great architectural shot.

70's here is south carolina so washed my car and took a few pictures. here's a decent one I think.



IMG_5224 by aftercorbu, on Flickr

[oneintheory]

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by aftercorbu

nice shot! that color out of the camera? either way a great architectural shot.

70's here is south carolina so washed my car and took a few pictures. here's a decent one I think.

It was actually a color shot that I converted, then tinted. But thanks.

The car looks great. It was 60 here yesterday. If I had been at home I would have been out washing cars.

[MATT0404]

Whatchu Lookin' At? by mkrepp, on Flickr

Shot just as the sun was coming up this morning. Ran into a herd of 50-60 elk. Mainly cows, but a couple bulls in the mix. One was rather large, likely a 6x7, but by the time I got my camera up, he was just over the ridge.