W/NW- Photo of the week #44

[Allen Herbert]

<p>I like it Ray.</p>

<p>Takes me there.</p>

[charlie lemay]

<p>One more try... Not going to happen. </p>

[baisao]

<p>On behalf of Charlie... No joy!</p>

[baisao]

<p>On behalf of Charlie, second try...</p>

[Allen Herbert]

<p> </p><div></div>

[charlie lemay]

<p>Thanks Alan. How did you do that</p>

[Allen Herbert]

<p>For Charlie and Jim.</p>

[Allen Herbert]

<p>P/S Resize and save as a JPEG. </p>

[tom_higgins3]

<a href=" title="image by TommyHig, on Flickr"><img

src="http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3779/10634872364_2242058cbe_o.jpg" width="900" height="674" alt="image"></a>

 

 

Have another- can't get enough of that little Ricoh

[tom_higgins3]

Cheers Allen- Charlie, take this the right way, is any of that in focus on the original file, or did you shoot it blurry on

purpose?

[charlie lemay]

alan, the original file I sent Jim was a JPG 700 pixels tall and 72dpi. He converted it to a PNG and at keast got on the page. The original

JPG, which I resaved several times and tried to upload from two different omputers in two locations, would not show up at all. Jim could

not get it to upload either and that is why he changed the file type. Weird!

[tom_higgins3]

Are you using photoshop Charlie?

[charlie lemay]

Tom

There are only a few petals in focus as sharp as the 75mm Summilux is capable of wide open at minimum focus distance.

My breathing might have thrown it off as well. It's not very sharp, but sharper that it looks in a small JPG.

[Uhooru]

<p>Tom, what model are you using? Jim that's really nice and love the rig Elmo. Is that one you work on?</p>

[baisao]

Thanks fellas! Elmo, I'm with Barry on this. It's a very strong image.

 

Allen, thanks for the hand with Charlie's photo. He does use Photoshop. The size of the original was less than 700px and

100kb yet I could not get it to load at all as a jpeg. I was flummoxed so I saved it as a png, a format I use all the time in

my business, and it at least created a link on load. So peculiar. Thanks again!

[saintelmo21]

<p>Hey Barry. No that is one of the beefy ice-classed supply vessels which work in the Winter North Atlantic zone. She is alongside a dock loading cargo to be taken out to some rig at sea. These supply ships are dwarfed by the offshore drilling rigs which could never get into port because the water isn't deep enough.....Thank you, Jim!</p>

[Uhooru]

<p>Thanks Elmo, and a strong image too.</p>

[mukul_dube]

<p>My friend Harsh Kapoor, well known in progressive circles not just in India, is perhaps thinking of what he will say to others of us who are opposed to hatred and violence engendered by religion.</p><div></div>

[mukul_dube]

<p>Jazeera, the mother of these three children, here playing with their new bicycle, has brought them with her all the way from Kerala to Delhi as she fights illegal and destructive sand mining by powerful people. They are camping at the side of a road in the centre of the city.</p><div></div>

[canwewin]

<p>Great week!<br>

Here's mine</p><div></div>

[tom_higgins3]

The latest one Barry, GR. Cheers Charlie, I figured you were doing the very shallow depth of field thing on that, it just didn't come through

on that particular version of the jpeg, or maybe my monitor.

[stric]

<p><a title="Whittier, MPLS by scurvy_knaves, on Flickr" href=" src="http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5501/10658193835_1d21819450_z.jpg" alt="Whittier, MPLS" width="424" height="640" /></a><br>

Leica MP, 35mm Summilux f/1.4 ASPH, Fujifilm Neopan 400</p>

[baisao]

<p>Very nice, Emir!</p>

[ray .]

Yes it is-- Perfection! I'd be very happy with that photograph.... Wish it were mine!

[anthony_brookes5]

Of an era.