POTW 4/3/2011

[bob_marz]

<p>Thanks Jack. To be perfectly honest, that upload to the forum is almost horrible to what I see on my calibrated monitor. Here is a link that may work to maybe a larger version:</p>

<p><a href="http://s407.photobucket.com/albums/pp153/marzrw/POW%204-3-11/?action=view&current=TwoMedicineLake.jpg&t=1301867956326">http://s407.photobucket.com/albums/pp153/marzrw/POW%204-3-11/?action=view&current=TwoMedicineLake.jpg&t=1301867956326</a></p>

[mountainvisions]

<p>Bob,</p>

<p>Great shot (BIG) via the link, but you need to crop out that dock on the side!</p>

 

[jdemoss99]

<p>my one for the week, its like spring has sprung so I have been shooting flowers. K20D with 18-250 @ f9.5 1/180 sec, ISO 140</p><div></div>

[denise_savage]

<p>Good to see your work everybody. I am enjoying it immensely. There are some I just look forward to seeing what you come up with. And others I am always in awe of. Favourites . . . nah - too hard.<br>

A couple to add to the thread - I actually had a day off! Almost forced leave by the beach with the family. It's nice watching the tide catch up to a hole dug in the sand. <br>

First one - broad daylight (fun for lighting and colour - NOT!) But slightly happy with this one.</p><div></div>

[denise_savage]

<p>Number two - beach shack decorations. Well it wasn't much of a shack really. My husband dreamed of the glass floats though. (He's keen on fishing.)</p><div></div>

[johnw436]

<p>Yury, you're #2 shot is my favorite of all the shots you have posted. I have been following your images each week and I think this one is really very nice. I love how the stone staircase leads one's eye into the photo and surrounds itself with such nice tones from the trees and the sunlight. Very nice photo indeed.</p>

[johnw436]

<p>Went out to California (work) this past weekend. Since it was a quick business trip (carry-on only) I took the little Samsung EX1 with me instead of the K20d. Long Beach. Ode to Javier. (sorry Javier. You deserve better than this.)</p>

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<p>And of course I had to try some night photography with the little point and shoot. I found a convenient stantion to perch the camera on while I held it as still as I could. 1/10s @ iso 200</p>

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<p>I was really interested to see how much blur I could get without destroying the photo with noise using this tiny little sensor. 1.5 sec @ iso 200</p>

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<p>I'm really digging this little camera. For something that rides around in my pants pocket I'm pretty thrilled. Proof that the best camera is the one you happen to have with you at the moment.</p>

[ukhov]

<p>Thanks, John.</p>

[MattB.Net]

<p>Nice work everyone!<br>

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Highlights for me this week:<br />Bob - stunning reflection image. I love it!<br />Nick - your first is very nice. I like the droplets.<br />Jack - your second with the peeping eye is really cool.<br />Hin - nice spring blossoms, we still have to wait a while for those but things are headed that way between snowstorms.</p>

[bob_marz]

<p>Thanks Matt, I always enjoy your biking, hiking, skiing shots etc.</p>