Canon Thursday Photo 2011: #37

[matt_daley]

<p>I didn't get out this past week, but I'll post one that I took a couple of weeks ago when I was wandering around in the morning fog.</p>

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[jdebever]

<p>Hi all, great shots again.. i was going to follow Lupo and photograph my lunch, but it's still under the grill. So you'll have to wait till next week.<br>

Another apple for now. It's from a new tree, first batch of apples. According to the label it was supposed to be a Golden Delicous, but this sure isn't a yellow apple..<br>

Someone know what kind this is?<br>

5D2, 50 2.5 macro (the girls where not using it, so i took it back.) no post, just resized.</p><div></div>

[lee_derrickson]

<p>Morning glory vines like to grow in the field wrapping themselves around cornstalks. Trouble is the vine is a real nuisance for the farmer at harvest time as it gets tangled in the rollers on the corn header. However, their flower is pretty, and this one is close to blossoming.</p><div></div>

[pete_ferling]

<p>Another week of shooting medical devices on a white sweep for catalog. Don't think anyone wants to see a bone cutters or aorta forceps. I'll submit this shot of the sunset on Jordan Lake, South Carolina, taken two evenings ago. Despite all the rain from last weeks storm, I surprised to see how low the lake was.</p><div></div>

[john_tysko]

<p>Raindrops on a spider web,with a 7d, ef24-205 f7 lens at f/14. I shot several,but managed to miss most of the web itself - just the wrong angle to the sun, I guess.</p><div></div>

[frank_page]

Got up to NYC for first time in years...<div></div>

[ervinbacik]

<p>Just a flower, from my moms garden. Eagle claw or somethin' ...</p><div></div>

[DickArnold]

Blowing up a balloon. Not your regular kids party. Pittsfield NH balloon festival. EF 24-105 f4.<div></div>

[matti_kari]

<p>Sudden approach by cyclist in morning fog. Canon 1D IIN ready with 2,8/70-200 IS L II.</p><div></div>

[DickArnold]

Mark Kissel.. A little background on your F-104. It is and was a very unforgiving airplane with an extensive accident history. It has a J-57 engine. The same as on 707s. I managed the investigatgion of one such accident. The engine shed a compressor blade at 18k feet destroying the rest of the engine behind it. Because they were over a populated area they tried to dead stick land the airplane and came up 2000 feet short of the intended runway. The two pilots gave their lives trying to save the people below them by not ejecting when they had a chance. Nice picture.

[daniel_harris]

<p>I was hoping to get to a waterpolo game this week, but classroom work kept that from happening. Friday night football is easy to get away for , so another football shot. This is from last Friday's JV game.</p><div></div>

[kts]

<p>the rain clouds parted long enough to get the 765 steamer at the Boston Mills Station in Cuyahoga Valley Nat. Park this past saturday afternoon.....gonna chase it again this weekend as well</p><div></div>

[DickArnold]

Mark. correction the F-104 had the J79 engine Had a lapse of memory.

[jamesgysen]

<p>Very nice shots this week everyone, my personal favourite is Adrian K's - very different and love the texture.</p>

<p>Trying different POVs from under an old retired CN caboose serving time as a display (and target for anarchists evidently!) Been trying new things in post and really like adding grain to desaturated shots for a moody effect (if that makes any sense).</p><div></div>

[jim_j2]

<p>Definately not the F-104 that Mark has, (very nice BTW) but something a little bit different for me, . . . a couple of weeks ago I attended an Air Show with a bit of a "twist" from my usual air show attendance. I happened upon an RC (Radio Controlled) Air Show. I watched for awhile, talked with some of the Participant's about their aircraft and was facinated to learn that many of the larger models were powered by a 2 cylinder (opposing cylinder), 4 cycle engine.<br>

After awhile, I couldn't resist getting out the camera gear! I dabble with some Bird in Flight stuff, but these RC Planes are almost as fun to shoot, and certainly fun to watch!<br>

Some really nice work over the past couple of weeks everyone! I'm very happy to get to participate, . . . maybe we'll break that 100 mark yet!</p><div></div>

[jeff_palmucci]

<p>Tree fell in the woods (from a bug's eye view). 5D2 and 100L macro.</p><div></div>

[JDMvW]

<p>Busy time here with fall events starting up.</p>

<p>Here is an 18th c. 6-pounder cannon (not canon, but <em>with</em> Canon 5D) being fired at a French Royal Artillery school.</p><div></div>

[JRCrowe]

<p>I will stick with the airplane theme. From the local airshow. two old birds and one new one. Canon 5d MK2 ISO 400 1/400 f/16 Vivitar 100-300 Zoom</p>

[JRCrowe]

<p>Here is the photo</p><div></div>

[travismcgee]

<p>Love the airshow photos. I didn't know any F-104s were still flying - just hope the pilot knows what direction the ejection seat fires.</p>

<p>I'm always so busy at home that I never have time to shoot, so all my photos are taken on business trips. This was last week in Nagoya, Japan. I was walking back to the hotel after an afternoon of photography and came across the fire department doing some training.</p><div></div>

[ashley_lynn1]

<p>taken with my Canon 7D and 70-200mm F4L IS USM lens, a snapshot of my friend's son over the weekend.</p>

<p><a title="_MG_8486WEB by Ashlynn.Imagery, on Flickr" href=" src="http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6061/6150187985_d14feec63b.jpg" alt="_MG_8486WEB" width="500" height="333" /></a></p>

[Laura Weishaupt]

<p>Wow, another shot of fungi in the group. How cool. It's going to be mostly fungi for me 'till they freeze. I got my lens in May and I've spent most of the summer getting acquainted. I was inspired by Lupo to attempt taking food photos while I was canning. Nothing good enough to post, but Lupo, please know that your photos are an inspiration to a newcomer. My fungus of the week, Xeromphalina campanella.</p><div></div>

[michael_elenko]

<p>Hiked with my shooting partner to Comet Falls in Mt. Rainier National Park. The falls is about 320 ft tall and then cascades down.</p>

<p><strong>Comet Falls</strong><br>

<img src="http://www.smugmug.com/photos/i-kz3Zcng/0/L/i-kz3Zcng-L.jpg" alt="" /></p>

<p>7D, Tokina 12-24mm @ 14mm, 1/250 @ f8, ISO 200</p>

<p>ME</p>

[adamczyk]

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<p>40 70-200 f4</p>

[adamczyk]

<p><img src=" alt="" /> ok the link from flickr does not work</p>