Ontario Shore Fishing Forum

Hey,

I would imagine that many of you, as I, take a bunch of pictures…….. and not just of fish.

I thought I’d start a thread where you might get a chance to proudly share those superior NON FISH related shots of interesting or unique views, landscapes, etc……….

3 rules ………… (1)no sunsets/sunrises………… (2)no people…………(3)no fish.

Here’s my kick off shot……… Oxtongue River near Dwight 2012…….. it makes me want a glass of ice water….smile

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Cheers,

OldTimer

What? No sunrise/sunset??? Those are the best

Once upon a time I used to take more pictures on my trip...this is currently my office computer's background.

Banff



I was a bit of a nut case in Europe...mostly sightseeing and very little fishing...

Acropolis



Nantes



Strangely, not much from Hawaii...gotta remedy it next trip...

Honolulu



Waikiki



Fireworks



Georgia - old tech meets new tech



Massachusetts gave me a glorious day...







Other fun stuff...

Lighting





Ghostbuster anyone?



The one and only meteor so far...



I shoot constellations as well...but at lower mag, they don't show up on the computer screen most of the time.

BTW, there isn't any photo processing here...basically straight off the camera. Maybe I should process them and see how they turn out...

Taken with Canon Powershot A620, manual function with a tripod. No special lens or filters...just straight camera. Sometimes it's not so much skill but right place and right time...but still it may take a little know-how to take a well exposed shot. Day time pics are easy...those night shots are tricky...you need to know what you are doing with fireworks, lightning, meteor and constellations

*Bah! Photobucket doesn't work well with my office computer...more later tonight...

Looking at those pictures, I really wish sometimes I can simply leave my rod at home and only take the camera...but the call of the fish is just too great sometimes...I do like photography a lot though...which is also why I like microscopy a lot...same concept in image capture...just a different system but the theory is very much the same.

Good stuff MB............ thanks for sharing.

This thread is all about just that. Game on.

OT

I took so many pictures in Europe, it was just awesome...a lot of these could be postcards...

Same camera as above, no processing.

Paris







Not the best...it was very windy that evening...my tripod was shaking! It was a 2" exposure...that's why people are blurry...but they are not my subject focus anyways)





Athens





A little soft...but I still like it.







Port of Ydra





Santorini





Wish the cable wasn't there...tried different angle and it was still there...



Looking toward Thira





Oia in late afternoon



...then at sunset...



...just before dark...



...finally Oia at dusk (not sunset...the Sun has already set )



Rome













Just outside the Colosseum.



Vatican

Hall of Maps (yes, it's all painted GOLD!)





Raphael rooms



Gosh...he's just a master...look at the depth in that ceiling painting!







Sistine Chapel (not supposed to take pictures...probably because most people don't know how to turn the flash off their camera...I shot this with no flash...in secrecy...I'm probably going to Hell...not like I'm not headed there already :rolleyes



Super cool



Favourite staircase (you have no idea how long I waiting for this shot. There were people using the staircase constantly...and I had to wait for the right moment when most of the people were just at the right spot to be outside of the frame!!! I'd say probably 15-20 minutes of waiting for a perfect moment and a perfect shot)

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I've a few panoramas...these are more difficult since you may have to adjust the exposure a bit depending on sun angle as you rotate around to shoot...otherwise some areas will be overexposed and some underexposed...but of course that depends on what you want to be your subject in your picture.

Ydra



Santorini



Athens



Khao Sok National Park, Thailand



Langkawi



Hong Kong



Algonquin Park

I have some more that I'll share tomorrow.

Sleigh ride through a Quebec forest.


Lake Couchiching

Port Burwell, Ontario

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Ontario Xmas snow

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Port Rowan, Ontario

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Cheers,

OT

Some seriously gorgeous shots here. I'm impressed. My dad's a camera nut, and I did a bit of self teaching when I bought my first camera. A skill for me to nurture... if I can ever keep a camera in working order .

Niagara classic shot

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Tiffany Falls Trail in winter (Ontario)

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OT