THIS WEEK……IRA THOMAS

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This week’s banner image was submitted by Ira Thomas. Thanks Ira! My apologies to Ira because there is actually more to the right side. Our format changed once again so I had to resize to fit but I thought it still looked great!

Image Details from Ira:
Last Light was taken June 2009 in Tel Aviv, Israel, looking out at the Mediterranean at sunset. Activities on the beach in the foreground were wrapping up for the day as the sun hit the horizon. Shot with Nikon D300, ISO 200, 1/125 sec @ f/4.5. 50 mm focal length.

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If you would you like to see one of your images on the DIG website, please email ONLY ONE image cropped to 1000 pixels wide by 288 pixels high at 72 ppi to: meeting@digmeeting.com with a subject of “DIG member banner”.

The easiest way to crop is to set the dimensions in the options bar of the crop tool. Click on the crop tool and enter the pixel dimensions in the options bar. CLICK HERE to see how to set the crop options on the Photoshop toolbar. Enter the above dimensions.

Finally….please share a little information regarding your image. Suggestions: Location, time of day, equipment, etc. Also tell us if it is Photoshop art. Yes…Photoshop creations are welcome and encouraged! Just remember that the very bottom of the image will be barely visible.

Thanks in advance for your participation!

THIS WEEK…Tom Faranda

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This week’s banner image was submitted by Tom Faranda. Thanks Tom!

Image Details from Tom:

NORWAY-80 degrees North. Aug, 2011. Midnight.
Nikon D7000. 18-200m Nikon lens @18m; Hand held(braced) ISO 200.
Story: At 90 degrees north, all longitude lines converge at the top of the world. This photo was taken at 80 degrees North –further than any city or settlement in the world. This is as dark as it gets and you can see quite clearly.

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If you would you like to see one of your images on the DIG website, please email ONLY ONE image cropped to 1000 pixels wide by 288 pixels high at 72 ppi to: meeting@digmeeting.com with a subject of “DIG member banner”.

The easiest way to crop is to set the dimensions in the options bar of the crop tool. Click on the crop tool and enter the pixel dimensions in the options bar. CLICK HERE to see how to set the crop options on the Photoshop toolbar. Enter the above dimensions.

Finally….please share a little information regarding your image. Suggestions: Location, time of day, equipment, etc. Also tell us if it is Photoshop art. Yes…Photoshop creations are welcome and encouraged! Just remember that the very bottom of the image will be barely visible.

Thanks in advance for your participation!

THIS WEEK….Marianne Skov Jensen

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This week our banner is from your webmaster (me – Marianne). I wasn’t actually next in line BUT our new website theme (did you notice?) just updated and requires a different image size than what I told everyone! The new size is 1000px wide by 288px tall.

This image of a butterfly was layered with a couple of textures.

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If you would you like to see one of your images on the DIG website, please email ONLY ONE image cropped to 1000 pixels wide by 288 pixels high at 72 ppi to: meeting@digmeeting.com with a subject of “DIG member banner”.
Since these dimensions are not a normal aspect ratio, consider a more creative or abstract crop. The foolproof way to crop is to set the dimensions in the options bar of the crop tool in Photoshop or Elements. CLICK HERE to see how to set the crop options on the Photoshop toolbar (substitute correct dimensions).

Finally….please share a little information regarding your image. Suggestions: Location, time of day, equipment, etc. Also tell us if it is Photoshop art. Yes…Photoshop creations are welcome and encouraged!
Thanks in advance for your participation!

THIS WEEK…Tanju Bayramoglu

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This week’s banner image was submitted by Tanju Bayramoglu. Thanks Tanju!

Image Details from Tanju:

Location: On the road between Camp Verde to Sedona, AZ
Date & time : 09.08.2011 – 3:37 p.m.
Camera: Panasonic DMC-FZ40
Shooting condition: f 6.3 – 610mm (equivalent 35mm focal length), t 1/600, ISO 400, +UV filter.
Cropped to match requested poster size and played a little bit with curves.
No tripod used.

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If you would you like to see one of your images on the DIG website, please email ONLY ONE image cropped to 990 pixels wide by 257 pixels high at 72 ppi to: meeting@digmeeting.com with a subject of “DIG member banner”.
When choosing an image to upload, keep in mind there will be text at the upper left. If your image is dark at the bottom, a pale white bar will appear across the bottom of your image for the tab text. The easiest way to crop is to set the dimensions in the options bar of the crop tool. Click on the crop tool and enter the pixel dimensions in the options bar. CLICK HERE to see how to set the crop options on the Photoshop toolbar.
Finally….please share a little information regarding your image. Suggestions: Location, time of day, equipment, etc. Also tell us if it is Photoshop art. Yes…Photoshop creations are welcome and encouraged! Just remember that the very bottom of the image will be barely visible.
Thanks in advance for your participation!

THIS WEEK…Richard Buchbinder

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This week’s banner image was submitted by Richard Buchbinder. Thanks Richard!

Image Details from Richard:

This banner image was cropped from a photo of Bryce Canyon rock spires shot using a Pentax 67II camera. The 6×7 cm Kodak E100VS transparency was scanned on my Nikon Super Coolscan 8000 ED, producing a 260+ megabyte image file.
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If you would you like to see one of your images on the DIG website, please email ONLY ONE image cropped to 990 pixels wide by 257 pixels high at 72 ppi to: meeting@digmeeting.com with a subject of “DIG member banner”.
When choosing an image to upload, keep in mind there will be text at the upper left. If your image is dark at the bottom, a pale white bar will appear across the bottom of your image for the tab text. The easiest way to crop is to set the dimensions in the options bar of the crop tool. Click on the crop tool and enter the pixel dimensions in the options bar. CLICK HERE to see how to set the crop options on the Photoshop toolbar.
Finally….please share a little information regarding your image. Suggestions: Location, time of day, equipment, etc. Also tell us if it is Photoshop art. Yes…Photoshop creations are welcome and encouraged! Just remember that the very bottom of the image will be barely visible.
Thanks in advance for your participation!

THIS WEEK…Bob Mishkin

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This week’s banner image was submitted by Bob Mishkin. Thanks Bob!


Image Details from Bob:
Here is an image I took in June of a building mural in a small Texas Panhandle town called McLean, TX.
Canon 60D with Sigma 18-200 @31 mm
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If you would you like to see one of your images on the DIG website, please email ONLY ONE image cropped to 990 pixels wide by 257 pixels high at 72 ppi to: meeting@digmeeting.com with a subject of “DIG member banner”.
When choosing an image to upload, keep in mind there will be text at the upper left. If your image is dark at the bottom, a pale white bar will appear across the bottom of your image for the tab text. The easiest way to crop is to set the dimensions in the options bar of the crop tool. Click on the crop tool and enter the pixel dimensions in the options bar. CLICK HERE to see how to set the crop options on the Photoshop toolbar.
Finally….please share a little information regarding your image. Suggestions: Location, time of day, equipment, etc. Also tell us if it is Photoshop art. Yes…Photoshop creations are welcome and encouraged! Just remember that the very bottom of the image will be barely visible.
Thanks in advance for your participation!

THIS WEEK…Alan Yudell

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This week’s banner image was submitted by Alan Yudell. Thanks Alan!

Image Details from Alan:

Slightly after sunrise, Wt Stallion dude ranch, Marana, AZ. Nikon D7000, 450mm (35mm equivalent), 1/1000 f5.6 ISO 250
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If you would you like to see one of your images on the DIG website, please email ONLY ONE image cropped to 990 pixels wide by 257 pixels high at 72 ppi to: meeting@digmeeting.com with a subject of “DIG member banner”.
When choosing an image to upload, keep in mind there will be text at the upper left. If your image is dark at the bottom, a pale white bar will appear across the bottom of your image for the tab text. The easiest way to crop is to set the dimensions in the options bar of the crop tool. Click on the crop tool and enter the pixel dimensions in the options bar. CLICK HERE to see how to set the crop options on the Photoshop toolbar.
Finally….please share a little information regarding your image. Suggestions: Location, time of day, equipment, etc. Also tell us if it is Photoshop art. Yes…Photoshop creations are welcome and encouraged! Just remember that the very bottom of the image will be barely visible.
Thanks in advance for your participation!

THIS WEEK…Mary Campbell

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This week’s banner image was submitted by Mary Campbell. Thanks Mary!

Image Details from Mary:

New York City Brooklyn Bridge
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If you would you like to see one of your images on the DIG website, please email ONLY ONE image cropped to 990 pixels wide by 257 pixels high at 72 ppi to: meeting@digmeeting.com with a subject of “DIG member banner”.
When choosing an image to upload, keep in mind there will be text at the upper left. If your image is dark at the bottom, a pale white bar will appear across the bottom of your image for the tab text. The easiest way to crop is to set the dimensions in the options bar of the crop tool. Click on the crop tool and enter the pixel dimensions in the options bar. CLICK HERE to see how to set the crop options on the Photoshop toolbar.
Finally….please share a little information regarding your image. Suggestions: Location, time of day, equipment, etc. Also tell us if it is Photoshop art. Yes…Photoshop creations are welcome and encouraged! Just remember that the very bottom of the image will be barely visible.
Thanks in advance for your participation!