Water II

[NaturesPixel]

Soo we want to see your streams,waterdrops, lakes oceans ... fish tank even??...lol Chloe This is for you mate



remember that if you wish to participate in the weekly mini contests then the photo needs to be taken between 10th-23rd Oct 2007 and the exif needs to be intact and you need to put with in your post " Assignment:Water"

next weeks assignment will be hands.... refer to this thread also Hands - Need Photo

[rhiannon]

Mine doesn't qualify for the assignment because I took it on the 8th, but I thought I would make this my first post I just bought my Canon XTi, and am just getting started in photography. All my other point and shoot cameras were way too slow to catch anything like this.

[djfoo000]

First time posting here.



Is it ok if i leave the date there?

[Isilwen]

Assignment: Water

Just squeaked in with this one! Taken the 10th...

[wulf]

Originally Posted by djfoo000

Is it ok if i leave the date there?

Yes - but edit your posting to include "Assignment: Water" if you want it included in consideration for the weekly round up.

Wulf

[inn]

Originally Posted by NaturesPixel

Soo we want to see your streams,waterdrops, lakes oceans ... fish tank even??...lol Chloe This is for you mate

Phowerr that's a shot and a half.

Darn it I'm totally stumped for ideas for water

[Shelly Sometimes]

Here's a go:



This is a droplet of water on one of the screens in my office. I was trying to take some other pics with some water in a glass, and they were coming out like shyte, so I threw the water out the window, thinking I'd try again later. And then I saw how the drops were clinging to the screen and thought...hmm...let's go with that.

With all the proper info included. I like learning new stuffs.

[thingy]

If your using photoshop, don't use 'save for the web'. Instead go to the Image menu, Mode, the select 8 Bits/Channel. You can then just Save As and select jpeg as your format (with your Exif data intact).

[Shelly Sometimes]

Originally Posted by thingy

If your using photoshop, don't use 'save for the web'. Instead go to the Image menu, Mode, the select 8 Bits/Channel. You can then just Save As and select jpeg as your format (with your Exif data intact).

I'm using PhotoDraw, unfortunately, but what you suggested does give me an idea! I really should stop being too lazy to learn Photoshop.

Update: It takes about .2 seconds to do in Photoshop, as I have just learned. Which makes me feel lots better about spending the morning trying to figure out another way to do it.

[katkero]

Here is mine, taken the 14th in the forest near me.