2009 March Project: Open

[Cathathome]

Thanks, the last one is from an Abandoned Prison in Ontario the building is "Camp Bison" the last building standing of the once sprawling Burwash Correctional Center.

Where is this building located? I live in Ottawa. I'm intrigued by the fact that you were able to enter and wander at will.

[Cathathome]

All of you have some great photos. :thumbsup:
I'm almost embarrassed to post one of my own. :blush2:

This was taken at Viscaya in Miami

Nice one!

Cheers,

[Alison]

I'm almost embarrassed to post one of my own. :blush2:

Well you shouldn't be!
We all have our strengths and weaknesses. You should see my poor attempts at nature & landscape photography haha.
That's a great shot. Love the water droplets. Welcome to the project :thumbsup:

[jordanjez193]

How about sports Photography!



Or moon shots?

[shootme]

All of you have some great photos. :thumbsup:
I'm almost embarrassed to post one of my own. :blush2:

This was taken at Viscaya in Miami

Pafindr, lovely shot I like the composition very much and you have caught the water spray very well. Cheers S

[Alison]

Love both your shots jordanjez193 :thumbsup:

[brmill26]

For something completely different... although the nature of these is on the dark side, it's really just a few of my friends doing some acting and having fun, while I do the same with the camera and lighting.

[jordanjez193]

Thanks alison!

And interesting shot bradley.

[Medley]

I love the open category, because it always prompts me to spend some time going back through the archives. Here's a favorite from last Autumn:



- Joe U.

[Canuck935]

4 days into March and already so many great photo's! :thumbsup:

The California Golden Poppies are starting to bloom. These are from last weekend.

[jordanjez193]

Great photos canuck! Love to know the specs on those pics.

[Canuck935]

Great photos canuck! Love to know the specs on those pics.

Thanks! The first one is 1/250th at f/8 ISO 100 and 16mm, shot blindly by putting my camera on the ground and pointing up at the flower. The second was 1/500th at f/5 ISO 100 and 60mm. I wanted enough DOF for the tall flower but also open enough to get decent bokeh for the background. I have this shot at smaller aperture as well and the flower is tack sharp front to back but I wasn't pleased with the background at anything past f/5. Both shot in RAW and processed in LR 2.

[jordanjez193]

there great thanks for sharing PS: nice flickr collection!

[Frog]

Where is this building located? I live in Ottawa. I'm intrigued by the fact that you were able to enter and wander at will.

Its Axle's specialty which I'm not brave enough to try.

[Axle]

Hamilton Water Works, built in 1934 and still in operation! Taken at a Hamilton Doors Open Event ^_^

[OldClicker]

I love the open category, because it always prompts me to spend some time going back through the archives. Here's a favorite from last Autumn:

- Joe U.

Love the pastel look instead of the often too bright autumn colors. The road going 'up' at the back leads me up into the trees (staying in the picture) instead of to a vanishing point out the back. - TF

[Canuck935]

there great thanks for sharing PS: nice flickr collection!

Thanks! You have a nice collection going yourself. :thumbsup:
BTW I've added you as a contact

[JamesV]

Here is my baby 6 months ago...

James

[mjs1973]

I love playing with my macro lens.

[Frog]

Nice, mj! Such rich color.

[Tyson L. Sparks]

Mine is the black one................

[Canuck935]

Last night.

30 seconds at f/4 ISO 200, and a cooperative friend in a tent.

[starriderrick]

10mm morning.

Rick

[tayl0124]

First attempt at live music, but like the results so far.

[PrevailingConditions]

How about a little landscape?



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