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Dec 4

Found another one. This one is forecasting sunshine.

Easy 1 and not quite 1:1. Probably closer to 1:2.

Dec 3

This challenge does not involve axial symmetry, but just symmetry; one half is a mirror or near mirror image of the other half. The term axial symmetry indicates a symmetry that rotates around an axis. The sample images posted in #1 and #2 are symmetrical, but would not be if rotated about an...

This morning early was sunny.

Being fair, the term axial would not apply to symmetry in a photograph, though a photograph could be of an object that has axial symmetry, like a rocket or dome. The easy to shoot symmetry will likely be man-made. But there is scads of symmetry in nature, but harder to get some of them lined...

Seemed like too much clutter to me and cropping would have made for off balance sky/ground and short trees, so opted to adjust brush the foreground into obliviland. Just had a thought though based on @J-see 's comment, that the sky in mine needed more lux. Used the Graduated Filter to darken...

The only time the lens is at 1:1 is when it is focused at the closest focus distance like this image of a screen door: So, 1mm of the subject is represented by 1mm on the sensor. If I printed this image on transparency at a size of 23.2mm wide (same as the sensor), and laid the transparency...

On the right side of the import window, when renaming files, you can click on and change the start number.

Oh. Sorry, wrong link. You need this one. Edited to add: there really is a link to Nikon Global's software download

OK. This is a manufactured weather rock, AKA a Weather Brick. Many of you may not be familiar with weather rocks, so here are some examples of how they work. Basically, you place the Weather Rock where it will experience weather and then simply observe the rock (or brick). They are 100%...

Using an Advanced Weather Brick with Wind Speed Indicator to test a new fan.

You almost have too much color for the effect to work. Notice there isn't much color in the Hanna Mac image, which lends to the lighting effect. But here is an attempt. Others will have a different idea and/or technique, but basically you want to de-emphasize color and soften without losing...