darius
Never stop exploring
Young female Song Sparrow captured in the holly.
Photography Thread !!!
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Braved the sub zero temps this morning to capture these !! Pretty glad I did 
Brisbane CBD on a clear, crisp winters morning 20/7/14 by a8127, on Flickr
Brisbane CBD on a clear, crisp winters morning 20/7/14 by a8127, on Flickr
Brisbane CBD on a clear, crisp winters morning 20/7/14 by a8127, on Flickr
Brisbane CBD on a clear, crisp winters morning 20/7/14 by a8127, on Flickr
Brisbane CBD on a clear, crisp winters morning 20/7/14 by a8127, on Flickr
Brisbane CBD on a clear, crisp winters morning 20/7/14 by a8127, on Flickr
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I grabbed a pic of a Texas Spiny Lizard in a tree in our front yard. The blue on the belly means it's a male.
The tan dog is my wife's, it's a Chihuahua mix. She's a really good, calm dog so doesn't exhibit the typical Chihuahua characteristics. And she's a good hunter. I think she's mostly terrier of some sort.
The black dog is mine, he's a Labrador and Beagle mix. He pretty much looks like a smaller Lab.
Sony DLSR 550, Sony 18-135mm, on the lizard flash assisted with small softbox attached to the flash.
The tan dog is my wife's, it's a Chihuahua mix. She's a really good, calm dog so doesn't exhibit the typical Chihuahua characteristics. And she's a good hunter. I think she's mostly terrier of some sort.
The black dog is mine, he's a Labrador and Beagle mix. He pretty much looks like a smaller Lab.
Sony DLSR 550, Sony 18-135mm, on the lizard flash assisted with small softbox attached to the flash.
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Got myself a new camera for my birthday,not sure how to use all the settings yet so just playing around with it .
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I like the jellyfish :cheer:but the Purple water flower :thumbup:
Is now my desktop wallpaper!:rockon:
Thanks!
Rich
Is now my desktop wallpaper!:rockon:
Thanks!
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Trying to take pictures through 5 inches of glass was a little difficult.
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A helicopter ride
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You long way from home brudda!
just a little mate :thumbup:
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Sunset over the ocean.
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Beautiful Mick....I can't wait to hear about your trip when you get home!
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Feeding the stingray
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don't go getting all Crocodile Hunter on us here Mick!
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Crikey !
Not me Bren
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still working on getting a shot as good as darius'.....
thought it was cute he was resting on my "hummingbird rain gauge"
thought it was cute he was resting on my "hummingbird rain gauge"
A buddy of mine posted a pic of "Balancing Rock", in Arches NP UT, with the Milky Way in the background and the Rock "light-painted", reminded me of this shot I took a few years back:
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This is a good spot to ask. My new Nokia phone is a 41 megapixel phone. Is that good?
Marcin
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More megapixels don't always translate to better photos. One important thing to remember about cell phones with cameras is to keep that camera lens clean of finger smudges and such as not doing so will result in "milky", foggy or ghostly looking pics.
Nokia has had some good cameras on phones lately. I haven't read the reviews but I'm sure it's pretty good. The camera in my Samsung Note 2 is better than any others I've had so far but it does elevate saturation so it looks a tad unnatural at times, overly colorful. Sony Z2/Z3 is supposed to be really good.
A lot of times a good photograph isn't so much the camera as it is the photographer, similar to motorcycles. A great rider can make a mediocre bike do good things that a poor rider on a great bike can't. Follow simple rules like the rule of thirds, etc, to achieve better pics. There's plenty of online help for beginners if you look. Not saying you are a beginner but guessing from your question you haven't read any reviews of your phone to see if the camera is worth anything. I've found Digital Photography School has a lot of good reference material to help out anyone. There are many others.
