It't a teabag on the edge of a plate. There's a tip of a knife in the background.
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It't a teabag on the edge of a plate. There's a tip of a knife in the background.
Simple enough, I wondered if it might be some electronic gadget, or perhaps something to do with electricity.
Well it certainly had me fooled!
I've had some trouble uploading photos, and then I noticed that there's a 100k size limit on .jpegs. How do I reduce the file size of my photos to that?
Make them smaller (a 6000*4000 image to e.g. 1500*1000) - or just upload them somewhere else and link them here, it's simple enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyrion Cheddar
You guys, man, you's gots the greatest pitchers, ah swear.
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/600/2...01ca3996_k.jpgDANGER AT SEA WITH DOG OCEAN IN CAYMAN ISLANDS by Tony Walton, on Flickr
A girl and her dog spot a fight, on the beach.
The window of an abandoned house (looks a bit like the observation post for WW2 submarines) makes a nice contrast to the colourful beach.
nice pic of pre-dawn sunrise.
Girl and her dog on a lead looks scared...
Is that your girl, Tony? I mean the woman, not the dog. :-0 (intended as a joke--don't come at my with an ice pick, please) And North Star, I can't get over the clarity of that flower picture.
Cheers, Tyrion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyrion Cheddar
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Gods, do you have like a 40 megapixel camera, or can you get that sort of resolution and clarity by various other means?
Hah! No. And these three were taken with dad's Nikon D90, which has 12 MP and far worse signal to noise ratio, compared to the 24 MP of my D7100. The 270 mm lens will help getting a close look. It's not hard to get sharp details with ƒ/6.3 aperture, 1/640th of a second shutter speed, and ISO 200. Now, when you say 'clarity by various other means', remember that digital photographs are always, always sharpened afterwards, if sharpness is wanted. But if the photograph isn't in focus or it's shaken, that's going to be very hard to do anything about. I haven't tried, but I imagine computer software can deal with that too.
https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2950/...921b6bb3_k.jpgBOARDWALK, CAYMAN by Tony Walton, on Flickr
Camana Bay, Grand Cayman,Cayman Islands
The water looks almost luminous, it shines.
Cute cat!Seems to relish its food, Logos!
Danik, there's a possum in your avatar.
The child's hair and whatever that stuff is out there match nicely.
Yea, that caught my eye for sure. It's seagrass burnt orange by the sunQuote:
Originally Posted by YesNo
Agin the luminescent water...
https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2097/...b1523d4a_b.jpgWhite Winged Dove - Grand Cayman by Tony Walton, on Flickr
A Zenaida dove in the cayman islands
Astonishing photos, chaps, as ever. With your climatological opposites, you lads are like fire and ice, or like yin and yang, or like fish soup and something that's the opposite of fish soup.
Hopefully others will chime in. There's alot of talent out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyrion Cheddar
Thanks, Tyrion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyrion Cheddar
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North Star and Tony Walton show different ways of looking at the world. Ice and fire.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyrion Cheddar
I just took a picture of my desk with my phone. I might post it if I get some time later today.
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Originally Posted by YesNo
Thanks YesNo
Nice sunset photo. Is that the head of someone swimming just to the left offshore?
It's a buoy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreamwoven
I can't figure out how you did that...