July 2024 Daily Themes.

[peterob]

Cats do seem to have the advantage with whiskers.   Here an ordinarily coloured Jaguar from 2013.   


BV9R0125-Enhanced-NR.jpg by Pete, on Flickr

[petrochemist]

I can remember many song titles, but rarely can find suitable images to go with them. That's a good clear 'Eye of the tiger' so I'm not surprised it jumps to mind for that!

[peterob]

Not level - on purpose.  i am particularly finicky about levels and nearly always use an artificial horizon and then polish in Lightroom.  

I remember this very unsuccessful try to photograph a statue.  This was back in 2009! 

IMG_0065.jpg by Pete, on Flickr

IMG_0066.jpg by Pete, on Flickr

I tried to combine these using adobe focus stacking instructions but they are too different and cannot be aligned.   

Edit:  from the same place

IMG_0062.jpg by Pete, on Flickr

[peterob]

Seems I tried an off-angle approach to this often posted statue too.   Forgotten this - just searching LR for statue.

IMG_0347.jpg by Pete, on Flickr

[petrochemist]

Today's topic of not level on purpose immediately made me think of Dutch Tilt, but it seems I don't have any examples of that available,
Instead here is one with the subject leaning right over for cornering

BSB at Brands Hatch GP by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

and in a similar vein at all sorts of different angles
Red arrows - Clacton 2013 j by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

[petrochemist]

In this one that I've no doubt shared before the camera was aiming down somewhat (with optics designed to be used aimed vertically up) but it's distortions ensure the subjects aren't level
Distorted family by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

[kate]

Level 3


Thirds by Kate Ferris, on Flickr

[kate]

art deco magic by Kate Ferris, on Flickr

[peterba]

Jul 24, 2024 6:58:59 GMT kate said:

Level 3


Thirds by Kate Ferris, on Flickr

Enough to make one feel slightly giddy, Kate.

[kate]

Jul 24, 2024 7:33:39 GMT peterba said:

Jul 24, 2024 6:58:59 GMT kate said:

Level 3


Thirds by Kate Ferris, on Flickr

Enough to make one feel slightly giddy, Kate.

I agree. The stairs were bad enough. Needed concentration and no distractions!

[zx9]

Canaletto Tower IMG_8785edit by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

Islington IMG_8787editBW by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

Tall building where I could not get them level even if I wanted to becomes a how can I use this exercise in sticking two fingers up to architectural photography.

[zx9]

AP IMG_8589editM by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

Cambridge Heath Cat IMG_2615editT by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

Also works with looking down.

[zx9]

Lastly, I was level well on my back when I took the picture so anything not parallel to me can not have been level.

Zaton Mali IMG_1694editF by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

Ponterwyd IMG_7665edit by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

[kate]

Jul 24, 2024 7:46:55 GMT kate said:

Jul 24, 2024 7:33:39 GMT peterba said:

Enough to make one feel slightly giddy, Kate.

I agree. The stairs were bad enough. Needed concentration and no distractions!
Sage gateshead by Kate Ferris, on Flickr

[zx9]

I had forgotten about this one.

Hay on Wye IMG_2462editBW20230920 by Keith Hudson, on Flickr