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Photo Of The Day 10/16/2012
Matthew George submitted today's Photo Of The Day to the Cloudscapes Assignment. He took the photo near Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Some photographers would have applied a split ND to even out the values in the sky and in the water, but I like having some differentiation created by the brighter sky. The Cloudscapes Assignment is currently open for submissions.
Get your photos into the running for the Photo Of The Day by submitting the OP galleries. I select a Photo Of The Day everyday. Images come from Your Favorite Places, Assignments and the contest galleries. The Assignments and the Your Favorite Places sections of the website have been improved with larger photos and new functions. Take a look at the improvements. You can see more of my Photo Of The Day selections on the OP Blog.