The dangers of standing too close to a geyser
Some English schoolboys were standing a little bit too close to the geyser Strokkur when it erupted and had to run out of the steam and hot water.
I was fooling around with max ISO on my new 20D. This is at 3200 ISO and F/22 at 1/160 sec on 17-40 F4L.
I like the grain and tried to give the photo a fitting sepia tone. First time playing with that function in PS as well.
The theme this week seems to be danger :)
I was fooling around with max ISO on my new 20D. This is at 3200 ISO and F/22 at 1/160 sec on 17-40 F4L.
I like the grain and tried to give the photo a fitting sepia tone. First time playing with that function in PS as well.
The theme this week seems to be danger :)
|
GREAT shot!!! Love the tones
|
|
very cool shot... new toy hey... seems like you are having fun and i guess you laughed like hell with this shot. your humor is always well come.. as i once said with your comments and with your photo i just have to laugh always... thanks for those moments. :)
|
|
great shot, i hope no one was hurt, and i'm glad to see you back. missed your great photos!
|
|
Incredible.
|
|
|
LOL, I can't wait to photograph geysers in July!
|
|
Nice shot, I am sure the larger image is much more interesting with the detail.
|
|
Thank you all. BTW docktornick, how are the plans for your visit up here developing? the thread over at dpc seems to be dead. I've tried to keep the first 2 weeks of july free, but I'm under pressure now.
|
|
I like it but am sure that it would be better seen as a larger image.
|
|
lol - wonderful capture.. very good journalistic moment/capture here :)
|
|
beautiful
|
