Day 02 - October 2010 PAD

[Pete W]

Are those bullet holes in the end wall?...if so the marksman "couldn't hit a barn door"...
Evocative shot, I can almost smell the dust and old hay.

I am using the October PAD to chronicle a day in the life or Peter Ryan throughout the month of October. This is not necessarily about technically correct images, so I warn you in advance.
I am about to do this hay loft up for my studio.

[Pete W]

I was hoping for a brilliant blue sky or dramatic clouds to reflect in the mirrors.......Oh well good 'ol Blighty....least it's not raining...oh wait..

Pete

C&C always welcome.

[melikarish]

Day 2



I'm not sure about the composition - maybe she could have hung the red trousers in the middle of the line instead of on the end? I'd ask her but...

[Geoff F]

Went for a couple of hours fishing today.



Things didn't exactly go to plan. Near the harbour entrance I found a dory with 50 hp outboard on the rocks but managed to tow it clear and returned to the quay with it.

On the second attempt, one of the Ladies Gig Rowing teams rowed past me, so I thought that would make a good photo; but found my lens had fogged up.

When the lens eventually warmed up and cleared, I took a few photos of another fisherman.

Perhaps not totally sharp (1/750, F11, ISO 400) but that could be due to some fogging remaining inside the lens.

[Oldphotobuff]

Since I'm not as smart as most of you about posting here (ie I don't know how to put a picture in the post), my Day1 and Day2 pictures can be viewed two places:
http://www.pbase.com/sawilliams/cambridge_oct_pad
and
https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...hp?albumid=430

Day 2 picture


Oldphotobuff

[Ollokot]

Hi Geoff,
Like your photo it reminds me of my sea going days.
Any fish going ?

Pat

[Katy Noelle]

It's the first day that we've had for weeks that wasn't just a bland white sky!

I've taken all y'alls advice and came up with this. C&C please!!!

Here it is on flickr:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/5091425...5429/lightbox/

[Ollokot]

Very wet and windy here.
I suppose this could be described as some kind of Vial.


Pat

[dragonaxe]

Here in New Zealand we're just ahead of the rest of the world!

I've heard that in the event of a nuclear war, New Zealand is the best place to be....




...because they're 30years behind everyone else!!!

[rick55]

Canon 500D, EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM @ 200mm, f/4, 1/90, ISO 400, on a monopod. Full EXIF, PAD slideshow.

Old reliable: the bird feeder. But with the new lens, I can do it on the monopod instead of with the remote setup and tripod. Light is rather flat, but I needed to catch up. I'm not sure of species, maybe a Song Sparrow?

C&C are always welcome.

Cheers,
Rick

[wilgk]

I lent my son my camera for the weekend but I wanted to give this PAD a try so I dusted off my pocket Olympus and looked around for a suitable subject. The photo was not too good as I have no real idea how to use this camera, but I had a bit of fun in Photoshop. No cruel jokes about inflatable ladies, please, it is my wife's dressmaking mannequin - at least that is my story.



Grant

& now you've thought of it best you stick with it!

[Katy Noelle]

Very wet and windy here. Pat

We've had that very same rain cloud, the last couple of days. It may encourage you to know that my landscape is the very last of that huge storm - I mean, literally! Clear sky is coming!

[Colin Southern]

I've heard that in the event of a nuclear war, New Zealand is the best place to be....




...because they're 30years behind everyone else!!!

Nukes can't touch us ... we have a nuclear free policy

[sleist]

[divinenephron]

I'm planning to practice using my new 430EX II speedlite, but the cable to take it off-camera hasn't arrived yet, so I'll have to be content with really awful shots like this one. It's awful because it looks unnatural, would anybody be able to describe precisely how?

[Barb]

[sleist]

It's the first day that we've had for weeks that wasn't just a bland white sky!

I've taken all y'alls advice and came up with this. C&C please!!!

Here it is on flickr:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/5091425...5429/lightbox/

Hi Katy!

I like this shot very much. Where in VT are you? I graduated from UVM - it seems like many years ago.
I live so close now, it seems odd I get so few opportunities to get up there.

I'll let others more experienced than I critique your shot. I find it very pleasing to the eye.

Keep shooting!

Steve

[Oldphotobuff]

Good on you Dave Humphries. I looked at the page source and see that I need to learn a bunch of html language to be able to do this. So, if you are inclined, please edit subsequent days efforts and I'll keep studying the page source. One day I may be able to write my own. I do some very simple stuff on Pbase but this looks way more complicated. Again, thanks.

Stan

[timo2]

Good on you Dave Humphries. I looked at the page source and see that I need to learn a bunch of html language to be able to do this. So, if you are inclined, please edit subsequent days efforts and I'll keep studying the page source. One day I may be able to write my own. I do some very simple stuff on Pbase but this looks way more complicated. Again, thanks.

Stan

You don't need to know HTML, simply click Reply, then click Go Advanced then follow this:

[Peter Ryan]

This is a very exciting project for you Peter - we look forward to watching it develop - i know Dave is concerned about the wobbly ladder & pitchfork proximity...
I have concerns....about how you will get time to make Dinner & Feed the Horses

There concerns Kay but I can handle it. Steph is vegitarian so I can fee her at the same time I feed the horses.