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pushing the hands of the clock back, to move forward.
The very best of luck with college. My college days were very enjoyable, I hope yours are too.
Posted by smc on 15/09/2006 - 08:25
pushing the hands of the clock back, to move forward.
Good on ya buddy. Go get 'em and take back what should have been YOURS to start with. Good luck. The scenario you describe brings back similar memories.
Posted by JointComms on 15/09/2006 - 12:09
pushing the hands of the clock back, to move forward.
Well done Don. I'm also going back to College (FE) this year - my photography course starts on Monday (part-time). This may be the first time in my life I've been excited about 'education'.
Posted by kully on 15/09/2006 - 12:28
pushing the hands of the clock back, to move forward.
Go for it Don. Nice to see things go right for the good guys every now and then..
Posted by LiamD on 15/09/2006 - 12:36
pushing the hands of the clock back, to move forward.
Jointcomms...sorry to hear that... The scenario you describe brings back similar memories. this being the end of week 1, I must say I'm having fun, and am a little overwhelmed at the size of the place...so many people!
Posted by Don on 16/09/2006 - 01:00
pushing the hands of the clock back, to move forward.
Well done Don! Best of luck, you deserve it! Mike
Posted by Mike Pearson on 16/09/2006 - 01:09
pushing the hands of the clock back, to move forward.
Don, All the best. Edukayshun is wasted on the young! (I took a BSc studying at home with the Open University ( ) and would recommend it to anybody!
Posted by Ammonyte on 16/09/2006 - 11:13
pushing the hands of the clock back, to move forward.
switching to ilford film....seems that roll of tri-x we had in the freezer was all that was left...in the world....
Posted by Don on 16/09/2006 - 14:45
pushing the hands of the clock back, to move forward.
seems that roll of tri-x we had in the freezer was all that was left...in the world.... Not quite, we have a moderate stock in our refridgerator.
Posted by johnriley on 16/09/2006 - 14:50
Pentax UK
Anybody getting intersted in Pentax, maybe moving over from another brand with the current resurgence, K10D, new lenses, Digital 645 on the way etc, and wanting to know more may be drawn to the Pentax UK website for more information What a Disaster!! K100 D listed, but no mention of K110D, let...
Posted by Kevin Stephens on 16/09/2006 - 11:09
Something funny on a Sunday morning..
Welcome back, Kimbo. Sightings of you have been rare recently on this forum. G
Posted by George Lazarette on 21/09/2006 - 07:14
Something funny on a Sunday morning..
Don, you're probably right :D Welcome back, Kimbo. Sightings of you have been rare recently on this forum. G Thankyou George, I've been looking in but I've been rather pre-occupied with things at home recently. We've been carrying out some home improvements and also trying to deal with t...
Posted by Kimbo on 21/09/2006 - 14:57
Film: AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH...you must go and see it!
I have now "unstuck" this thread. It's had "sticky" status for quite a while now, but it is pretty much off-topic for a photographic forum, so maybe it is time to get back to all things Pentax? 8)
Posted by johnriley on 09/03/2007 - 22:06
Pentax convert?
I've just come back from Dixons (no relation to UK Dixons), where I printed out a load of photos for a course I'm following. They are all jpgs that haven't been through PSE or anything, so straight from the camera. Because I'm a technophobe I asked the salesman for help with the Kodak machine. Whe...
Posted by Gwyn on 25/09/2006 - 13:09
Digital remote viewfinder devices..
Hi all, There have been a couple of recent threads, this one.. https://www.pentaxuser.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2875 and.. https://www.pentaxuser.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2845 for instance, about Zigviews and various other bits of kit to remotely see through the viewfinder. Well, ...
Posted by LiamD on 26/09/2006 - 18:10
Is it just me?
I just got back from a 2 week vacation on the west coast of Vancouver Island, the most westerly point of Canada. Even though it was September, I was surprised to see so many tourists there. Equally surprised was the encouraging sight of a resurgence of SLR cameras which has to be a good thing for ph...
Posted by photo*ist on 29/09/2006 - 07:19
Just a pictutre or two
Thanks for the comments, and if I knew the secret to good photography, I wouldn't post it here, I'd sell it and make a million. To be honest, I'm quite lucky, in that my job takes me all over Scotland and I always carry the camera. Last week I did 1,400 miles in the car. I've photographed the hills ...
Posted by Galoot on 02/10/2006 - 18:48
Just a pictutre or two
To haul this thread back to the photograph :wink: what lens / settings was it taken with? Good depth of field too. Did you use a tripod?
Posted by Ammonyte on 05/10/2006 - 23:08
Just a pictutre or two
The picture above was taken with the 18-55mm kit lens, set at 26mm - 1/250 @ f11. I know a lot of people are not very keen on the 18-55mm, but @ f8 - 11, I seem to get reasonable images. All the landscapes on 'page 9' are taken with the 18-55mm kit lens. The pictures of the harbours were taken with ...
Posted by Galoot on 06/10/2006 - 08:43
Just a pictutre or two
Hi Galoot, Yes, it does make your eyes go funny - I'm assuming that's a filter you've done in photoshop, not a bad advert for the 550's lens! I went up to Edinburgh to visit a friend, who lives in a small village a stones throw from the Firth of Forth, so I had the intention of taking shots of...
Posted by Daniel Bridge on 15/10/2006 - 20:07
