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Yes, we have no bananas - Kensington Market by Phil Marion, on Flickr

A nitetime version of Senna5 daytime shot.

Davisville subway yard by Phil Marion, on Flickr


Inside L'Opera de Paris - Palais Garnier by Phil Marion, on Flickr

Speedster

This image won first place last night in "Fog & Mist" at the Beach Photo Club digital contest.


Morning Mist Light Dance by lxdesign, on Flickr

Congrats David.

glassy by shaky JT, on Flickr

Change! Occupy Toronto Eco Climate Change by Metrix X, on Flickr

The book by Scapevision, on Flickr

The graphics of the bus (over the word Spadina) and the subway car (below the word Spadina) are what cause my eye initially.
Clever how their orientation represent the transit options above and below the street level.

That's a great one Steve

A couple of churches in Oshawa, St. Georges and St. Gregory The Great.

Fudge Purina by lxdesign, on Flickr

this is what happens with you mount the 35mm f/1.8 DX lens on the D700 full frame camera... you get some cool vignetting effects. Doesn't work for everything, but some things are nifty.

The Dark Tower by CrimsonDesigns, on Flickr


The Streets Below by CrimsonDesigns, on Flickr

That last shot looks like it was taken from an interesting spot. Care to share where?

hike111212 by Tooldto, on Flickr

I was at Black Creek on Saturday, and used my Tilt/Shift for quite a few images:


Tilt-Shifted Table by lxdesign, on Flickr


Parlour Chair by lxdesign, on Flickr


Making Brooms by lxdesign, on Flickr


House Of The Upper Class by lxdesign, on Flickr


Here Come The Clydes by lxdesign, on Flickr


Fireplace Utensils Shift by lxdesign, on Flickr

While some of the images are obviously an example of tilting the lens to one side or up/down for focus effect, I also used the lens for shifting the plane of the lens to correct perspective.

It really gives the room shots a toy doll house look.

Yes it does! Actually I would like to try shooting some video on the D7000 with that lens.

Someone has posted a link here somewhere to someone who has done that down at a dockyards. It was actually quite interesting to watch.

IMG_5448-2 by Sir GPB, on Flickr


IMG_1943-3 by Sir GPB, on Flickr


IMG_5396 by Sir GPB, on Flickr


0004ab24-caf1-4f80-dbd3-2b2fc6716677_720 by Sir GPB, on Flickr


IMG_9799 by Sir GPB, on Flickr

Trout Lake by Scapevision, on Flickr

Processed in-camera black and white, and edited with Snapseed on the Ipad2. This was shot with my new Nikon 1 V1 in a little ghost town out in the Grey/Bruce county area. The town is called Gillies Hill, and the only structure standing is an old school house that doesn't look like much of anything. But inside, there is an interesting collection of articles. The side of the building is wide open, which is how we gained access. Gillies Hill is a 10 minute drive from Paisley.


Gillies Hill by lxdesign, on Flickr

Milneford House January 2012 by lxdesign, on Flickr

Deservedly so....great atmospheric image

Setting Light by Metrix X