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Cheers, Allan. Now you mentioned it, I vaguely remember someone did.
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Cheers, Allan. Now you mentioned it, I vaguely remember someone did.
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Nicely done Stan. Colours and DoF work well for me.
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Thank you, Pete.
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Not seen pegs used in the 52 for a while. You've probably started a revival
Liking that there are 3 (maybe 4?) lines in use and the shallow DoF that actually brings two into focus.
Thanks, Tim. I've had pegs as props for a couple of themes over the years.
Cheers, Clive.
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Just catching up!!
Music - Sheet music has been a popular element to include for this theme in which it works well.
A bit of contrast too between the old music and the more modern keyboard.
Colourful - Fantastic image, really caught my eye, great crisp lines and solid colours.
Definitely has an optical illusion feel to it.
Something Old - Great reflections, with just the right light conditions. Would it benefit having the black level adjusted?
Liquid - Eye-catching, bright, well defined, like the contrast between the bubbles and the background.
A Household Item - Thankfully the weather has been decent to make use of them!
I like the variations, did you consider a wider shot to get the first peg on the top left in full?
Music - Sheet music has been a popular element to include for this theme in which it works well.
A bit of contrast too between the old music and the more modern keyboard.
Colourful - Fantastic image, really caught my eye, great crisp lines and solid colours.
Definitely has an optical illusion feel to it.
Something Old - Great reflections, with just the right light conditions. Would it benefit having the black level adjusted?
Liquid - Eye-catching, bright, well defined, like the contrast between the bubbles and the background.
A Household Item - Thankfully the weather has been decent to make use of them!
I like the variations, did you consider a wider shot to get the first peg on the top left in full?
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Great example of a mundane subject making an incredible photo. Great DoF.
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Thanks, Stuart for the catchup comments.
I've to tip-toe to get the pegs shot so I didn't spend too much time to get different angles.
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Thanks, Bernd.
Cheers, David. I suppose only photography can turn boring clothes pegs interesting.
Thanks, Lee.
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Since the lockdown over 10 weeks ago I've taken more photographs of birds and flowers than ever before. Luckily with all these practices, I managed to get a couple that, I hope, fit this week's theme.
This one was taken earlier today; spot the sparrow.
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Camouflage by Stan, on Flickr
This one was taken earlier today; spot the sparrow.
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Camouflage by Stan, on Flickr
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Cheers, Chris.
I want to keep that one back in case I can't shoot another but decided to post it anyway.
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Thanks, Allan.
I try to keep up with my own guidelines and the spirit of the Challenge, ie photos to be taken after the theme was posted.
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Thanks, Clive.
I'm not a birdie man either just thought they are common house sparrows. Maybe some expert can confirm.
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Thanks, Jim.
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2nd for me too - not an easy exposure with the bird (sorry for the non-committal sparrow / spadger / twite etc...) in the shadows like that.
First took a couple of looks, and I'll admit that in the main thread I thought it might have been some seeds/bulbs etc hidden under the soil...
First took a couple of looks, and I'll admit that in the main thread I thought it might have been some seeds/bulbs etc hidden under the soil...
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2nd for me too - not an easy exposure with the bird (sorry for the non-committal sparrow / spadger / twite etc...) in the shadows like that.
First took a couple of looks, and I'll admit that in the main thread I thought it might have been some seeds/bulbs etc hidden under the soil...
Thanks, Alex. let's just call it a garden bird whether it's a sparrow, spadger or twite.
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Both a great images for the theme Stan but No 2 takes it for me too.
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It took me a good while to find the sparrow on the 1st Stan. I think I prefer the 2nd though.
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Thanks, Dave.
Cheers, Mark.
Thanks, Pete. The second shot won hands down this week.
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Sparrows are always Spadgers round here.
And Starlings are Sheppies
Sparrows are Spuggies where I'm from (Ashington, Northumberland) - so anyone with Sparrow as a surname got called Spuggy at school.
PS - prefer number two too.
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Cheers, Kell.
It's amusing that there are so many different names in different regions of the UK.
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Thank you, Helen.
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Thanks, yes not easy to spot that wee birdie behind the lawn edge.