Canon Thursday Pic 2010: #12

[asharpe1]

<p>I hope it's all right if I post a picture a camera from the "Other Brand", but I just got it and was playing with some lights. Vivitar 3900 through diffuser above camera, Powershot G3 built in flash at camera left @ 2/3 power.<br>

Canon XTi, 10s @ f/10, 18-55 IS @ 55, ISO 100</p><div></div>

[daniel_harris]

<p><a title="IMG_0282 by fzx_is_phun, on Flickr" href=" src="http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4047/5168097846_bb22735dbb_z.jpg" alt="IMG_0282" width="640" height="430" /></a></p>

[hadi_khademi]

<p>Canon 7D, Sima 50-500 @ 500 mm, ISO 800, F6.3, 1/25 Sec </p><div></div>

[redteamer]

<p>I hope I have finally figured this out. Been having trouble sizing the photo. <br>

Congrats on the nice shot of the Lab! Here is my shot of a Spitfire on Takeoff last week</p><div></div>

[wmervine]

<p>Umm Joel, please excuse me correcting you, but that is a Hurricane. The other stalwart of the battle of Britain.</p>

[mbkissel]

<p>Joel, just get Picasa. Makes it easy to resize photos. And Wayne is correct; that is a Hawker Hurricane. In fact, the exact same one as pictured here...</p>

<p><a href="http://www.airmuseumsuk.org/airshow/2004/Rougham2004/800/pages/316%20Hawker%20Hurricane%20XIIa%20Z5140%20G-HURI%20HAC.htm">http://www.airmuseumsuk.org/airshow/2004/Rougham2004/800/pages/316%20Hawker%20Hurricane%20XIIa%20Z5140%20G-HURI%20HAC.htm</a></p>

[nathangardner]

<p>It seems this must be the week of "photographing the enemy." The Nikon POW thread has quite a few shots of Canons. Lots of great shots here and the site hasn't burned down yet so guess I did alright for this week. Thanks to everyone for all the good luck wishes. Now let's see some more photos.</p>

[redteamer]

<p>Thanks to Wayne and Mark! Now I need to change my Warbirds porfolio too..</p>

[KenPapai]

<p>OK -- it's late to comment by my standards for this Thursday cycle.<br>

<br /> My quick hits on several EOS photos that especially caught my eye for one reason or another (maybe good or bad?)<br />86 responses... 86? Not that many. A lot of shy EOS people I guess. Darn.<br /> <br />Nathan G - dog shaking water - perfect.<br /> Bueh - I've no idea was 'cos' is, but you always deliver interesting colorific shots.<br /> Mike D - my favorite portrait of yours the past many weeks, wow! (Beastie Boys Mike D in da house, yo!)<br /> Dan F. - cliche byt superb fall colors above that fence.<br /> Robin - Buddha's lie a spine down that diagonal. Excellent.<br /> DL A. - Wow oh wow! Tree/form/color. Like a fantasy.<br /> Dean - B&W guitar player - well done.<br /> Roger E - hummingbird close-up. :)<br /> David R - that tooth does it for me.<br /> Lalit - foggy landscape perfection, nicely framed too.<br /> Nick D - Mr. Stubbs the cat! Old grumpy puss!<br /> Rob B - again, just a few colors and that walk-by of the ped past the ad. Love it. Any explanation? This isn't a No Words forum.<br /> Rafael - LA City of Lights. Too cool man.<br /> Tomek - you nailed it, exotic looking HDR stuff. Surreal. Haunting. <strong><em>Psychedelic.</em></strong><br /> <br />Thanks again Nathan!<br />Cheers, Ken</p>

[phule]

<p>Ken,</p>

<p>Absolut transformed at least one bus stop downtown Chicago recently for an ad campaign. There might be others but I happened upon this one during my walk. I stood across the street for a couple minutes (pedestrian traffic was light for some reason). I've got another one with a person on the other side which might be a bit more balanced but the photo was soft due to some camera shake on my part. (Trying to get the pedestrians to blur with a lens lacking IS isn't all that easy it turns out.) Thanks for the comment.</p>

<p>Edit: ah, apparently there are three shelters:<br>

http://theinspirationroom.com/daily/2010/absolut-bus-shelters/</p>

[KenPapai]

<p>Thanks for the link Rob -- that is some cool ad campaign, costs a pretty penny.</p>