I like that one! Keep 'spamming'! Some of my shots are well over a week old or even more sometimes when I get to editing them. They add up when you start carrying a camera every where you go!
Photo of the Day
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A little LARPing from a trip to Cobourg last weekend:
75mm, f/5, 1/1000 sec., ISO 400
300mm, f/5, 1/2500 sec., ISO 800
75mm, f/5, 1/1000 sec., ISO 400
300mm, f/5, 1/2500 sec., ISO 800
^^^ Good shots! I really like the blur in the background behind the man in the headshot.
Thanks!
I keep spamming from my Friday tripbut I really had a blast and I think it has been the best photo safari so far.
"Tranquillity"
A little LARPing from a trip to Cobourg last weekend:
75mm, f/5, 1/1000 sec., ISO 400
300mm, f/5, 1/2500 sec., ISO 800
All Super Duper!!
Thank You! Now, your turn! 
They closed down some of our streets today for a festival. Here are a few shots:
They do a similar thing here a few times a year, though usually big band themed(ish). Very cool!
Great shots Gentlemen.
I'm not good with people, but I do enjoy photos like yours above.
I'm not good with people, but I do enjoy photos like yours above.
Makes me think of ABBA; Ring Ring 
Good shot! And now I shall humm along with the ABBA in my head
'Market Music'
Does anyone else name their photos? Sometimes ya just can't!
Does anyone else name their photos? Sometimes ya just can't!
Thanks shm, and what a nice concrete shot 
I don't normally do photos of people. It helped that there were lots of other people taking pictures of the dancers and it was a street festival setting. I had to stop and really think about the camera settings. I went to shutter priority, which I don't normally use.
Cash_Stonomer, I usually do give them a name if I edit them in photoshop, which I usually do if I'm going to post the shot. I think it helps, because you have to think what the picture is about.
I don't normally do photos of people. It helped that there were lots of other people taking pictures of the dancers and it was a street festival setting. I had to stop and really think about the camera settings. I went to shutter priority, which I don't normally use.
Cash_Stonomer, I usually do give them a name if I edit them in photoshop, which I usually do if I'm going to post the shot. I think it helps, because you have to think what the picture is about.
Fly Away or Get Swatted
That's gross, but excellent macro! 
I like this shot, as it sort of sums up my life in a way:
Thanks Cash_Stronomer. He just showed up and posed for his picture. Then he chose the fly away option. I'd never macro'd a fly before. Was amazed to see his red eyes.
I like your shot. Looks like enjoyment of food and a bit of peace and quiet.
Here's one from Sunday's street festival. I noticed that there were people using the bike lanes on the street, so I sat down on the curb to see what I could get.
I call this one "Cyclist Look Left!"
I like your shot. Looks like enjoyment of food and a bit of peace and quiet.
Here's one from Sunday's street festival. I noticed that there were people using the bike lanes on the street, so I sat down on the curb to see what I could get.
I call this one "Cyclist Look Left!"
Street Festivals
Great shots Gentlemen - especially the people photos (I'm bad with people, but I may have to get over the hurdle and give it a try - at some point )
)Thanks to some Chap in a hat I've gotten over the people thing. All of a sudden I have a very strong appreciation for street photography. The other day I was at a Folk Festival, and I finally got comfortable enough to slap on an 18mm so I can get right up for better shots.
