Don, what a fine photo. The blues and grays vs the browns work great, nice sky, and the composition is faultless. Clearly the white water of the wide falls is the COI, but I think that the smaller narrow waterfall to the right is important to the composition.
I too have forgotten to re-insert my card, and I also found a setting that stops the camera from taking shots if no card is present.
Lorell, I had never heard of a lighthouse boat. Clever.
I like almost everything about your photo: great clarity and colors and values, the vignette works very well, and as always well composed. But for some reason I've always hated the unnatural distortion that a fish-eye lens creates. This isn't a criticism of your photo - it's more about my personal (and probably unjustified) bias against the fish-eye look.
I had some computer problems earlier: the PC wouldn't recognize the keyboard. I tried changing the port it was plugged in to, but that didn't work. Fortunately I had a compatible old keyboard somewhere an the garage and a short search located it. It takes up too much space so I had to rearrange things a bit, and I don't like the soft feel when typing, but at least my PC system is functional again.
Can you stand another shot of the terribly misnamed African Iris? I took this one yesterday morning. We had a slight drizzle during the night which decorated the flower with natural water drops. It probably is about 10% to 15% too dark, but I do like the small reddish buds because they provide a wee bit of relief from all the green...
I too have forgotten to re-insert my card, and I also found a setting that stops the camera from taking shots if no card is present.
Lorell, I had never heard of a lighthouse boat. Clever.
I like almost everything about your photo: great clarity and colors and values, the vignette works very well, and as always well composed. But for some reason I've always hated the unnatural distortion that a fish-eye lens creates. This isn't a criticism of your photo - it's more about my personal (and probably unjustified) bias against the fish-eye look.
I had some computer problems earlier: the PC wouldn't recognize the keyboard. I tried changing the port it was plugged in to, but that didn't work. Fortunately I had a compatible old keyboard somewhere an the garage and a short search located it. It takes up too much space so I had to rearrange things a bit, and I don't like the soft feel when typing, but at least my PC system is functional again.
Can you stand another shot of the terribly misnamed African Iris? I took this one yesterday morning. We had a slight drizzle during the night which decorated the flower with natural water drops. It probably is about 10% to 15% too dark, but I do like the small reddish buds because they provide a wee bit of relief from all the green...
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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