By gigawatt73
I didn't really know what i was doing when i took this but i ended up with a really great shot of the reflected sunlight off the sandstone formations at the Wave of Coyote Butes in Arizona. I used a Canon a540.
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So simple and green..
I had originally posted a shot taken from further out. One of the comments suggested that next time I make the long hike down to the frozen lakeside. I did, already! Hope you like the different viewpoint. Oh and any further suggestions to walk out onto the frozen surface next time will be ignored (smile).
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A minimalistic photo of a Gerbera. Taken on a cloudy day.
Landscape Arch in Arches National Park, Utah.
Pelicans at feeding time on the Blackwood River, Augusta, Western Australia.
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Sunrise picture of the Superstition Mountains taken with my Nikon D40 the morning I left home to drive across the country. I used photoshop to get a few dust flecks off the image but other than that no editing was done.
Adobe Photoshop.
Nikon D4.
Tip to anyone wanting to get this result in a leaf: flatbed scanning won't work because it's reflective. To get all those details you need light to shine through the leaf. Google "DIY light boxes" for photography, that's what I used.
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Taken in our garden this summer. Using just natural light.
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A lone tree at Auckland's Cornwall Park. This is an HDR from 3 exposures. I'm not sure why the branches at the top are dark - they are like that in the RAW files and the HDR has made them even darker.
