Featured Work
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What are you looking at?? by Kasey Cline
Another beautiful Fox from yesterday’s outing. / As is no post editing! City park Wheatridge CO
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Lonely beach by Ray Johnston
Taken on the shore of Lake Manitoba Camera: D80 / Focal Length: 18mm / F-stop: f-10 / Exposure: 1/250 / ISO: 200 / Metering mode: Pattern
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Moon So Bright on a Winters Night! by Pamela Jayne Smith
just leaving the shops just as dusk was drawing in and we saw the most fantastic moon – it was huge, round and perfect – did I have the camera did I heck! SO without breaking the speed limits we headed back home along the back lane and still seeing it looking lovely! By the time we got home though it was a tad higher and looked so small again in the fields so I opted to take the shots in the garden! I was pleased with the results and can safely say I am actually happy with my second proper attempt at moons!! Although in this instance do wish I had the camera with me as was spectacular before :( Could this be my “once in a blue moon shot?” or the last full moon of the year!! canon 400d sigma lens on full zoom P programme iso 200 used a tripod As Is straight from the camera
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Stare down the stairs by barefootpaul
Stair-well in The Golden Hotel Athens. / Canon EOS400D / f/3.5 / ISO-200 /
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American Flag on Train. . .Union Pacific by kodakcameragirl
A 1943 Steam Engine came through town this morning I enjoyed the site of this Flag on the side of the train. . . The flag is 3-D, What a proud site! Captured with my kodak M883 / As is right from the camera
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Back in The Day by Brent Monger
Old work trucks at the Gold King Mine Ghost Town, Jerome, Arizona. Pentax K20D / Pentax 18-250mm / FL 47.5 / 1/125 sec / F6.7 / ISO 800 / Shot in B&W / Raw-to-Jpeg (Unedited) I’m very surprised that this one came out! This was the only shot I did of this image & I forgot to change some settings from the previous shot I did. I was kinda in a hurry because they were closed and I know that they normally close & lock the gate. I didn’t use a tripod and shake reduction was turned off. I had it set to Sensitivity priority with Exposure compensation set to 0.5. I’m truly amazed that I…uhhhh…the camera…”Got it right!!!”
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A Picnic? Maybe? by Nancy Chambers
Taken near an offramp of I-80 in the Sierra Mountains 12-14-08. Lots of little one’s playing and building snowmen in the other part of the park. as is straight from the camera Fujifinepix S700 / SP~snow
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~Even Fairies Age~ by Angie Seiffert
Garden Fairy Over looks a small pond, she is hidden in a cluster of various plants. Nikon D70 / f/5 / 1/25 / 195mm / handheld no changes made to color. (as shot) Featured in Untouchables on December 19th, 2008 / Featured in Statues and Such on December 18th / Featured in Public Art on December 31st, 2008
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Revelstoke by JohnEvans
On top of the mountain at Revelstoke, B.C.. Behind me were the snow covered trees from my photo What Are They. Went skiing here with my daughter and her boyfriend. Tons of beautiful powder snow and no crowds. Great combination. / Canon S5 IS Best viewed large. / F4, ISO 80, Shutter speed 1/1600, Focal length 21mm. As is.
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dancing figures by Michael Gard by WonderlandGlass
These sculptures were in a gallery in Asheville, NC taking in the evening sun. The figures are constructed of wire which was wound around wax figures and the wax was then melted away to reveal these ethereal dancers. straight from the box: Nikon P80
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Winter Sun on the Beach by David Friederich
The sky cleared, and the sun shone on the fresh fallen snow. Beach grasses showed yellow through the white blanket, their seeds rich food sources for hungry winter seed eating birds and small mammals. The waters of the Strait contrasted against the pure whiteness of the snow, and the mountains of the British Columbia Mainland in the distance showed their omnipresence. The beach logs, seem like pastries covered with icing. Nikon D2Xs, Nikkor 28-70 mm lens at f52, ISO 200, 1/125, f22.
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Mindy McGregor Photography by The InnerNortherns .
For more images go to / Mindy McGregor
Recent Work
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Snow Castle by Craig Maguire
Night shot taken on Bulb for 4 minuites with rear flash. Untouched. Nikon D200 / Bulb / F8 / iso 400 / 18-200 vr @ 18mm / flash fired / pattern metering
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Reflections in the Rushes.. by valzart
...an enchanting icy world in the reedbeds this morning …reflections of light on the icy water in the Dyke spiralling down from the heavens ..Broads,Norfolk,UK…...’Happy Easter’ Iceicebaby.... as is straight out of the camera canon IXUS55 exif-0220m zoom-1 foca-l F.stop- f/2.8
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Australian Green Tree Frog - Litoria caerulea by blossom
Blossom’s_Photo_Gallery Australian Green Tree Frog – Litoria caerulea This frog has a dark olive to bright green back, which can change over a period of an hour. The sides often have white spots as does the back. There is usually a white streak or a number of white spots that run from the corner of the mouth to the base of the arm. The belly is white and granular. There is a skin fold that runs from the eye to the arm. The skin on the back is smooth and the iris of the eye is golden. The finger and toe pads are large. The fingers are one-third webbed and the toes are three-quarters webbed. Green Tree Frogs are found in: north Western Australia, Northern Territory, Queensland, northern South Australia, northern New South Wales, in rainforests or in trees or swampy areas. As Is – Straight from the Camera / Canon PowerShot A650 IS / 12.1MP – 6x Optical Zoom – 4x Digital Zoom / Shutter Speed: 1/60sec / Aperture Value: F4.8 / ISO: 200
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Purple Iris Another Angle by Pamela Jayne Smith
The same Iris in macro and another angle this was still when I was getting used to my sigma lens and finding out how to work it at it’s best – this was also taken in a hanger so there was no lighting inside, and no flash fired and manual focus it’s all about experimenting and seeing what works thanks to all the positive comments you have made I feel that maybe this is a worthy “pair” now! Canon 350d sigma lens 70-300mm macro mode, manual focus / vitesse/iso 400 / F/7.1 / As Is Sets Of Two
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Loneliness by bidjara
As is. EXP: 1/800 / ISO: 1600 / APP: f5.6 Lens 200mm
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Bet you can't do this! by flyfish70
This little one kept taunting me for a photo, and who am I to deny him of that opportunity. These guys were such a joy to watch, hope you like them!!!!! Strait from the camera / Canon 40D / Canon 70-300mm / f/5 / 1/50 sec SS / ISO – 100
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Nuttin' but a nut! by flyfish70
This guy and his little buddies were just having a blast out on this tree chasing each other. This one decided to take a break for a nut. After he was done with the nut however, he threw the hull at me lol, too funny!!!!!! Strait from the camera Canon 40D / Canon 70-300mm / f/5.6 / 1/400 sec SS / ISO – 100
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Laura by Samantha Lewandowski
Nikon D80 / 50mm Manual Lense / F4 / ISO400 As is
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Wild oats by Enivea
Taken on a summer’s morning, looking east. Exposure 1/800 / Exposure bias -0.7EV / F number F5.6 / ISO 100 Camera: Sonycybershot,DSC-S730 Straight from the camera.
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The Evening by Kaushik Rabha
Captured in Oldsmar,FL using 450D,f/3.5, 1/25 sec, 18 mm
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The Evening Colors by Kaushik Rabha
Captured in Oldsmar, Fl. Equipment used Canon 450 D, 18-55 IS Lens. f/5.6 , 1/25 sec
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Artistically Inclined by Blueccs
This was beautiful to shoot. But it was even more fun using all the wrong settings just to see what would happen. This is the result straight out of the camera. For me the fun is that I have to do all of my special effects in camera. I do not have photo shop or anything like it. So I am challanged to do in camera what others do post preduction. Now this is what I call a photographer’s dream. exposure time 1/25 / aperture 3.625 / light source flourescent / ISO 80
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Images posted to this group should be “right out of the camera”, no post production in photo editors such as Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro, etc. No cropping, burning or dodging. No contrast adjustment. No sharpening.
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