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Panhandle Days 2

Posted by Viewfinder (Bradenton, FL, United States) on 3 August 2007 in Lifestyle & Culture and Portfolio.

Floating a boat? Going fishing? Get you some corks first... heh. Taken at a really cool marine salvage shop in Apalachicola, this bundle of old fishing net corks just invites the camera to snap it up.

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Comments (19)

Craiger from Vacaville, California, United States

Love the repetition! Well done!

3 Aug 2007 6:43am

ColNed Pictures from Amersfoort, Netherlands

Very nice shot , great work

3 Aug 2007 8:28am

Navdeep from Chandigarh, India

simple yet nice !

3 Aug 2007 12:17pm

Walt from Scarborough, Canada

Very nice shot indeed!

3 Aug 2007 1:42pm

tengtan from Melbourne, Australia

A remarkable fill-the-frame composition enhanced by the shapes and texture of the material.

3 Aug 2007 2:11pm

Helgi from Montclair, United States

Very nice, I like the idea and the tones are great..:-)

3 Aug 2007 2:21pm

Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Tokyo, Japan

Nice details!

3 Aug 2007 2:44pm

Bron from Canberra, Australia

I like the random tumble of textures in this pic Viewfinder!

3 Aug 2007 3:12pm

@Bron: Thanks for the specifics; your comments are always appreciated here Bron. :)

shar from Regina, SK, Canada

Nicely captured...the texture is what makes this photo!

3 Aug 2007 3:28pm

celialee from Kyoto, Japan

Cool shot indeed!

3 Aug 2007 3:40pm

Ken McCoy from Orlando-Daytona Beach, FL, United States

It's all a tumble! Good eye!

3 Aug 2007 5:43pm

Nick Passantino from Bronx, United States

wow what a great simple subject. makes for a great pattern

3 Aug 2007 6:09pm

pedro alexandre from loures, Portugal

nice tones, warm feelings i like it.

3 Aug 2007 7:01pm

Olaide from fort collins, CO, USA, United States

great concept, beautiful execution.

3 Aug 2007 7:02pm

bronzebilly u.k. from cardiff, United Kingdom

hey Viewfinder--excellent composition--great shapes and shadows--nice one
b.t.w. great explanation on the panhandle subject--that's what's good about am3--you learn something about somebody's environment nearly everyday--very interesting--billy

3 Aug 2007 9:45pm

@bronzebilly u.k.: Thank you for the good words about this one. As for the explanation, only too glad to oblige a friend. --VF ;-)

Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States

Hey everybody! I've been out all day, but don't think your visits here and comments have gone unnoticed. I appreciate each of you so much. Our AM3 community is a bunch of talented photographers and all around great folks! Thanks! --VF

4 Aug 2007 2:41am

Michael Keith from Toccoa, United States

This is good stuff! I like it. You captured it well. I think it is very well lit - did you use a flash on this one?

How do you like your Nikon D50? I am looking into getting a serious camera and I am leaning the Nikon way. Do you have any advice you would be willing to give?

4 Aug 2007 3:22am

@Michael Keith: Thanks; this particular cork pile was outside, so no flash. It was late in the afternoon.

I love my Nikon D50. You can't go wrong with a Nikon -- but D50 and D70s are already replaced by D40 and D80s, with the higher m'pixel count. A lot of folks love Canon, and they take some great shots with them, so you'd do well with one of those as well. But as for me, I stick with the flagship brand of camera -- Nikon and highly recommend you look into either the D40 or D80. D50 is great if you can find one, but it's 6.1 megapixels versus 10.1 with the D80.

Twelvebit from Victoria, United States

Nice one. I bet this place is full of good shots.

Michael --I've got a D80 and I love it. The D50 looks like it does pretty good photos, but I really find the extra 4MB with the D80 very useful. I was approached while taking pics the other day by a guy who said he has a D200 and doesn't think it's any better than his son's D80. Still, I'd probably get a D200 if I could afford it, with the VR lens. The D200 has an aluminum frame and watertight seals, and a higher fps rate.

4 Aug 2007 3:04pm

@Twelvebit: Thanks, yes it is a great place to get shots of the out of the ordinary. And thanks too for the insights into other levels of Nikon. My son has a D80 and apart from the megapixels, I don't see much difference between his and my D50. You can still do an awful lot with 6.1 megapixels.

Michael from Wuppertal, Germany

Well done!

7 Aug 2007 8:42pm

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