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[macvisual]

Loch Tay, Scotland;


Loch Tay - Scotland by Peter McCullough Photography, on Flickr

 

[weebee]

 

[Jonathan]

what? I do not understand "inmates".

Everyone on here.

 

[wornish]

Really dull overcast day here. Went for a hike up to a high point in Cheshire called The Cloud.

Here is a panorama shot of the view looking North and East. On a good day this would be a fantastic view but today its a bit washed out.
I will be back though when the blue skies return.

The image is 14000px wide so it loses a lot on the forum you can see the full size on My Flickr link below.

 

[Philnz]

Really dull overcast day here. Went for a hike up to a high point in Cheshire called The Cloud.

Here is a panorama shot of the view looking North and East. On a good day this would be a fantastic view but today its a bit washed out.
I will be back though when the blue skies return.

The image is 14000px wide so it loses a lot on the forum you can see the full size on My Flickr link below.

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I can see it would make a great panorama with the sun out much more contrast.

 

[ssnidey]

 

[ssnidey]

 

[tayloredapps]

Great shots Steve!

 

[Linkflap]

Back from the fall. Wish spring would hurry up, just not enough color around here in the winter months.

 

[egosbar]

new zealand

 

[Aneela]

 

[pictaker64]

 

[pictaker64]

 

[ssnidey]

Sunset in the Mountains

 

[kushpvo]

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[jrleo33]

Bryce Canyon

 

[MeSess]

Ok let's try this again. A few shots from a hike today...

 

[rhubarb]

Empty grain silos ..... a common sight in country towns

 

[MeSess]

When focusing on something in the distance how to do you keep the foreground in focus? I was trying to take a picture of something sitting in the middle of a field using the 55-200 and the background and object were in focus but foreground kept coming out blurry. Could that be because the field was made up of small flowers? I tried aperture priority mode and setting just the aperture from large to small and nothing worked. I tried different focal lengths, focus points etc.

 

[Mike D90]

You cannot have it all in focus. Even with focusing to infinity something is going to be out of focus. That is why people are doing that "focus stacking" thing.