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Windermere on Monday
I grabbed these on my way back from Keswick on Monday. I would apreciate any c&c as they are virtually straight out of the camera. Andy8)
Posted by andyvarney on 07/01/2010 - 15:43
Windermere on Monday
I like, they all Great shots Braver then me. I think of it this way Camera bag on my back Slip and fall over all my camera gear broken (not worth getting out for that one or two great shots) James
Posted by pink on 08/01/2010 - 12:48
Inspired by David's Icicles......
Thanks for your comments David, very much appreciated :) I take your point about cropping No. 2 to balance the image, I had actually considered it but I kind of like the out of focus clouds in the back ground, just a personal thing :D
Posted by Greytop on 07/01/2010 - 19:46
Mallard waiting for christmas
I don't see how those orange areas can be reflections, they look more like out of focus branches in the foreground. Agree with everyone else's advice!
Posted by thoughton on 08/01/2010 - 11:09
How the snow rose?
I was in the back yard again today. If the snow has taught me anything it is how much fun you can have just outside your back door (even if your back yard is only about 15ft x 20ft and has a car parked on it :D) I just saw this rose feeling sorry for itself and gave it a snap with my KM and 18-55...
Posted by Lennardinio on 08/01/2010 - 13:48
The Winter theme continues
Messing about in our back garden today. Taken with the 16-50 and 60-250. C&C welcomed :) Thaw freeze Diagonals Until Spring Bitumen sandwich
Posted by Greytop on 09/01/2010 - 16:47
Singapore night shots
Thanks Mat, well it is a bit like poor man's HDR. You stack the exposures in one PS image layer for layer with the darkest one as the lowest, lightest one on top. Then you select the top layer, select the highlights (CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+~), use a feather of around 20 and add a layer mask where you hid...
Posted by Prieni on 09/01/2010 - 18:54
London at Night
Thanks for all your comments and advice which will be put to use on the next occasion! Out of all the images that I came back with Tower Bridge is my favourite. I thought I would have a go at something different whilst waiting for the airshow season to start again in May :D
Posted by RobE17 on 10/01/2010 - 14:35
Winter Evening.
Nice shots Fr Ted - not as good as your tree but good. Did you get out in the 4x4? I braved the lanes in the Land Rover and it was fine thank goodness as we had to collect something from the back of beyond. Mike
Posted by mikew on 10/01/2010 - 18:01
Winter Evening.
It was the slopes that bothered me. We were going down steep narrow lanes on packed snow and ice very carefully and then back up the other side with more gusto :) We did meet one twit going too fast but I managed to get out of the way rather than brake. I hadn't thought the route through and one ...
Posted by mikew on 10/01/2010 - 18:08
It's been a while since I posted some shots...so here ye go
Applogies for not contributing much recently; i've been a very busy fellow; but things are back to normal now, as i've been happily snapping these last few days. So what does this fine community make of this selection: 300mm F8 8 shots in portrait stitched together (each were 18mm F8 ISO...
Posted by Snootchies on 10/01/2010 - 22:17
Having fun
The light was gorgeous, but I hadn't really noticed. Then, as we were walking along, I turned back to look at him as he came out of shadow so I just told him to stop were he was.:)
Posted by Father Ted on 11/01/2010 - 10:11
Zandvoort
Quite decent pics for the difficult light for highly mobile subjects! Yes, you can have EXIF with Photobucket, all of the above shots except the first one have the EXIF with them (FxIF add-on on Firefox does show them when right clicking and choosing properties from the context menu. I think t...
Posted by Prieni on 13/01/2010 - 07:55
Me feet are cold.
Definitely better without the block of ice, but the cloning looks a little off, I think you'll need to clone a patch of in-focus snow in there as well to line up with the plane of focus. The extra space on the right looks good! The bird appears to have changed colour slightly, and got a bit nois...
Posted by thoughton on 15/01/2010 - 22:29
Me feet are cold.
Thanks Tim. I went back to the original jpg so the colours may well haver changed. I'll have another go.
Posted by Oggy on 15/01/2010 - 22:55
A few PPG acceptances later...
Well done! Didn't see the first one in voting but noticed the other two (I think the third one you had shown here in the forum a while back). I think that portraits have to be extra good to get in. The viewer has to connect to them without having a connection to the subject. And that is very hard t...
Posted by Prieni on 17/01/2010 - 11:09
In the Jungle of the nigh
Aiki, the first image has an element of surreality which appeals to me. I think would have cropped some of the light on the right, back to the trees. Where did the pink light in the centre mid/distance come from?
Posted by alun on 15/01/2010 - 21:48
Headshot for C&C
Nathan I like this shot But have you masked and lightened up the back ground ? I am troubled by the lack of detail in the hair against the pure white b/ground ( Top left) I think you could clone the hair out (neck right hand side and clean the hair around the ears) Lighten the eye a bit ...
Posted by pink on 16/01/2010 - 11:08
Cherry's in January!!!
Nice photos Jack :) I like how you place the focus in the bee shot, that photo looks very sharp.
Posted by Anvh on 16/01/2010 - 15:59
A few from the New Forest this morning.
Why don't you use the lens that much, only because of the results? Long story. I first got the lens just after the K10D which was my first DSLR because everyone that had it said it was a superb performer IF you got a good one. I saw one on Ebay with a Buy it now or best offer and at the time had ...
Posted by Mike-P on 17/01/2010 - 17:15
