26 Oct 2010
Archives for October, 2010
25 Oct 2010
Photo Collection – London at Night
Architectural Photography, London, Photo Collection, Travel Photography 2 CommentsNight photography can be a challenge. For starters you need the right equipment. Then you need to know the basics of exposure in order to adjust your ISO, aperture and shutter speed correctly to capture images at night. But it is well worth it as most cities change dramatically at night. You will capture a whole other side of the city that will make you glad you attempted some night photography.
Sea Life London Aquarium London, England f/5.6 – 1/5 sec – ISO 2000 – Focal Length 110 mm Big Ben London, England f/5.0 – 1/10 sec – ISO 1600 – Focal Length 90 mm Tower Bridge London, England f/5.6 – 1/8 sec – ISO 1250 – Focal Length 35 mm Eye on the Night London Eye f/5.6 – 1/8 sec – ISO 2000 – Focal Length 28 mm Bedtime Prayers Westminster Abey – London, England f/4.5 – 1/20 sec – ISO 1600 – Focal Length 28 mm
25 Oct 2010
Photo of the Day – Fairy Duster
Arizona Photography, Phoenix Area Photography, Photo of the Day No Comments22 Oct 2010
Photo of the Day – Calm
Arizona Photography, Phoenix Area Photography, Photo of the Day No Comments21 Oct 2010
Photo of the Day – Walk Like an Egyptian
London, Photo of the Day, Travel Photography No Comments20 Oct 2010
Photo of the Day – A Spot of Orange
Architectural Photography, London, Photo of the Day, Travel Photography No Commentsf/10.0 – 1/160 sec – ISO 640 – Focal Length 135 mm
18 Oct 2010
Photo of the Day – Desert Botanical Garden
Architectural Photography, Arizona Photography, Phoenix Area Photography, Photo of the Day 2 CommentsI am not a user of Leica cameras and lenses, but I still think it is worth mentioning Leica’s recent launch of a new image hosting website, www.LeicaImages.com.
Here are a few more features of LeicaImages.com courtesy of Leica.
- Remember Photos – Keep track of photo you like. No more forgetting where you once saw that photo.
- EXIF Editing – If your photo was scanned or no EXIF data is in the file, you can set and customize the EXIF data for the uploaded file.
- EXIF Search – You can search for photos by clicking on EXIF data. Doing so will show you photos with the same EXIF data.
- Personal Lens List – Build a personalized list of lenses you own or have used. This makes assigning them to photos a breeze.
- MTF Data – View MTF data for a lens. When you view a photograph, the EXIF data will show the specific lens used. To the right of that lens description is an icon representing a pdf file. If the data is available, Clicking on this icon will display the MTF data sheet for the lens.
- Follow the photographer – If you want to be kept up to date when a specific photographer uploads new photos simply add that photographer to the “My Following List”. You will then receive email notifications when the photographer uploads new photos.
- Slideshow – View a slide show. Whenever you see the Silde Show icon, clicking on it will present you with a slide show. This may be for a specific photographer, today’s photos, category or collection.
14 Oct 2010