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Photographers & Stripes
sorry, I don't understand David. the photo is not cropped and you just have to click on it to see the second person at the back and the full figure of the girl in the foreground?
Posted by nathanever82 on 21/12/2009 - 16:18
Photographers & Stripes
I think the first one is slightly better, thought the sepia was a good idea but I come back from that... :(
Posted by Anvh on 21/12/2009 - 19:30
Snow shots
We still have quite a bit. It's perishing cold too. The first two were taken today with a K200D and kit lens. In the field at the back .... In the garden .... It's still hard packed across some of the side-roads too (taken yesterday, but it still looks the same now .... Andr...
Posted by andrewk on 21/12/2009 - 22:44
Snow shots
Taken through my front window across the drive, this was the first fall we now have about 3 times as much and the novelty has worn off even the hounds have moved back in front of te fire. Sorry Father Ted - just heard on the news that Derbyshire are due their share today.
Posted by Thordell on 22/12/2009 - 13:52
Snow shots
Plenty of snow here (West Reading). This was our back garden as it started to come down.... And I guess your never too old to make snow men :)
Posted by Greytop on 23/12/2009 - 09:44
Snow shots
I wear a pair of 'sealskins' (some kind of waterproof elasticated wool) bought from an camping shop. They are relatively thin, about the same as a tight pair of leather driving gloves. It's can sometimes be a little difficult to locate the shutter button by feel but on the whole I am able to press b...
Posted by thoughton on 06/01/2010 - 19:40
Torture .....
Or a fun photograph .... :?: Don't worry, he just had some. :wink: First thing the wife said when she saw the picture .. look at the smears on the back door where he puts his nose. :lol:
Posted by Mike-P on 25/12/2009 - 14:43
Boxing day motorbikes
Good old cemetery circuit in Wanganui NZ :) cheers Pete Plenty of old codgers on old iron historic chairs are back ! Power oversteer ! he hasn't changed it from original setup very relaxed passenger :) lap after lap they did that metal fatigue
Posted by Transit on 27/12/2009 - 02:49
Some picture from newbie in Amsterdam
3 and 4 are a bit blurry, looks like you need a tripod there. In 5 the focus seems to be of the background rather than the statue. Several of them seem to be tilted to the right slightly? Having said that they are nice shots! :) Great colours and exposure. I like number 2 a lot, but I especially ...
Posted by thoughton on 30/12/2009 - 01:46
Some picture from newbie in Amsterdam
Have enjoyed looking at your shots of Amsterdam - you certainly have an eye for an appealing image. There are one or two technical points that need correcting as already mentioned but they can be learnt or corrected by the use of a tripod, the eye for an image can't so well done and do please try ag...
Posted by Thordell on 30/12/2009 - 12:00
Some picture from newbie in Amsterdam
the eye for an image can't Actually I disagree, one can 'Develop an awareness of how an image is a two dimensional composition of lines shapes and patterns. Develop how different techniques affest the emphasis and the meaning of subject matter.' Mark galer At least I hope you can otherwis...
Posted by SteveT on 30/12/2009 - 13:30
Some picture from newbie in Amsterdam
Tim : thanks for the comments. There are some blurry pic. It could be because of i am holding the camera in the middle of the cold night (without gloves). So no tripod Jackie : thx for the suggestion. The Statue picture is indeed misfocus. Steve : I am not using tripod. It could be out of foc...
Posted by Aufa on 30/12/2009 - 15:43
test for C&C
looking forward to the finished product maybe blue to red with a inter faze out of focus in the middle with a shake ?? James
Posted by pink on 30/12/2009 - 21:53
Ouch that 50-135 is so sharp...
James Original on Flickr here (4.6Mb) Do not click on the link if a very out of focus nipple would offend you :D:D:D And yes, I have just spotted the dust spot - time for a sensor clean tommorow.
Posted by timbo on 30/12/2009 - 21:31
New years Morning by the River
Thanks for the comments Lennardinio - Not HDR but I have manually held back the exposure on the area with the sun to reduce clipping. mattcambs - No2 is perhaps oversharpened Thordell - You are right about 'step' I shall try and clone that out t may imprve the image.
Posted by SteveT on 02/01/2010 - 09:35
Crop opinions
I think the skeletons are irrelevant too Tim. This picture is about modern architecture, angles and shapes. As for the wall lamp - you could easily clone it out. If you are desperate to get the skeletons in why not go back and shoot it again, but straight on and not from an angle so that you get the...
Posted by davidtrout on 03/01/2010 - 14:35
Crop opinions
Agree with David that the true subject is the architecture, but the skeletons add a little bit of a surprise in a sort of 'where's wally'? way. (I like pictures with hidden details like this!) Concentrate on the formal composition and let the skeletons be an interesting incidental detail. The cro...
Posted by Pentaxophile on 03/01/2010 - 15:04
Crop opinions
Agree with David that the true subject is the architecture, but the skeletons add a little bit of a surprise in a sort of 'where's wally'? way. (I like pictures with hidden details like this!) Concentrate on the formal composition and let the skeletons be an interesting incidental detail. The cro...
Posted by thoughton on 03/01/2010 - 18:41
snowy New Years Day
Aiki, I tried to get into Flickr with the help of MikeW but as usual when I try something new with computer technology it all went wrong and wouldn't work. I got into Flickr and I've looked at some of our members portfolios there, including yours. But there seems to be no way for me to upload photos...
Posted by davidtrout on 02/01/2010 - 21:30
some more New Years Day
Thanks for the comments ! :) TonyM and Bob. I do understand what you mean. I will work with it a bit and compare then once more :) The double track for me gives a kind of color-balance between blue and the sunset warmth. Also the part in focus is greater on the final pic this way. Thatswhy I ...
Posted by Aiki on 03/01/2010 - 13:40
