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What I"ve been sweating over - 6 pics
Funny how many threads come back to booze :lol:
Posted by Gwyn on 25/10/2010 - 11:36
A few taken in London
Still getting to grips with my k-x but i was impressed with it last weekend in London - the colours looked great (to my eyes) and the focus was sharp. I know this are not good technically but sometimes not knowing how to do things correctly can bring interesting results ! This was ta...
Posted by justa on 24/10/2010 - 17:19
Tree: contre jour
This makes a change Kris, I'm surprised your not asking for advice on how to open the back on the K20D so you can develop the film:D Very dramatic, but dare I say it needs some off the bottom.
Posted by fatspider on 24/10/2010 - 21:55
More from the Park... (8 pics)
Hello all. Some more from my regular weekend haunt, Richmond Park... Work is a nightmare at the moment so getting out on the weekend with the camera is a real tonic. Today was a beautiful autumn morning - bright and sunny yet cold and misty, and I headed out pretty early to see what I could get... ...
Posted by matwhittington on 24/10/2010 - 20:22
More from the Park... (8 pics)
These are great Mat. With scenes like this on tap, I don't blame you from goinf back there time and time again! Going further afield would make it harder to get excellent early morning shots like no.2.
Posted by Pentaxophile on 24/10/2010 - 20:50
More from the Park... (8 pics)
No wonder you keep going back, love the first 5 too, and no. 2 is stunning. :)
Posted by alig on 24/10/2010 - 23:28
More from the Park... (8 pics)
Beautiful set Mat - agree with everyone else but #2 is just so evocative. When we lived with my sister-in-law in Richmond ( 1970 )I was not really a photographer but I have a cine somewhere of us with the baby in Kew Gardens ( Emma was born in Kingston-on-Thames ).Seems strange she has gone back ...
Posted by TOZZA27 on 25/10/2010 - 15:43
Timid Squirrels
Hello I hope the air gun idiot shot him or herself as well :wink: Having sat back and looked at this again I think that there are two branches in the way, one lower left and the other slightly higher and to the right - come to think of it they may have been almost as near to me as they were to...
Posted by Stuey on 25/10/2010 - 20:22
pano for print - big basin park, california
Its possible no one made a comment because the scene does lack the "WOW" factor, I do agree the bottom needs some off it, I wouldn't go as far as Gareth suggests, maybe an eigth, just removing the log on the right. Its a nice enough scene but the lighting just wasn't in your favour, landscape pho...
Posted by fatspider on 25/10/2010 - 19:16
pano for print - big basin park, california
oooh you guys are harsh, well fair enough since i did ask to criticize. I don't want to justify but i'll have to disagree: 1) I do think the light was in my favour, it was a dark grey cloud sky with some sun going through it at some times, which is why the foreground section and the very back ...
Posted by boudou701 on 25/10/2010 - 19:54
A couple from today :)
Excellent Brian, welcome back! I've been watching your posts on EPZ since we last saw you and you've developed a distinctive, quality style.
Posted by johnriley on 24/10/2010 - 22:30
A couple from today :)
Hmmm, I never got people looking like that infront of the camera when I had it :? Welcome back .. look forward to seeing more of the same quality.
Posted by Mike-P on 25/10/2010 - 06:36
A couple from today :)
Nice to see you back Brian :) Just my picky thoughts (whether valid or not)... Seems slightly underexposed on first sight, but that may well have been your intention ;) Additionally, I think the eyes need to be sharper. I can't tell what's happening at this small size, but it looks like the po...
Posted by MattMatic on 25/10/2010 - 10:09
A couple from today :)
Welcome back Brian Dare I say I dont like the jeans in the first shot and the hand and disjointed fingers in the second. Apart from those minor niggles they are both OK, the second gets my vote for best, the pose is good and it fills the frame well. You should try and get up for the Goth meet...
Posted by fatspider on 25/10/2010 - 10:24
A couple from today :)
Hi All Thanks for the welcome back, it's nice to know I'm welcome :) Regarding the comments on the images posted, I will admit they are maybe not quite as sharp as they could/should be for a couple of reasons. I only have an 18-55 WR kit lens at the moment, both images were shot wide open (f5....
Posted by McBrian on 25/10/2010 - 16:04
A couple from today :)
Still it's good to be able to post images without getting flack, ... As if we would :lol:. Welcome back Brian. Love the pics.
Posted by Mannesty on 25/10/2010 - 17:20
A couple from today :)
I've had another go this evening, are these any better ??? Images from the 18-55 wide open definately appear to be a bit soft when shot wide open, can't see me missing focus on 90+ images although there are a few that look nice and sharp, don't think it's a back/front focus issue as I did...
Posted by McBrian on 25/10/2010 - 22:51
A couple from today :)
Brian, I'm a little troubled.. there's something that strikes me as not quite right about the first one. Hi All Thanks for taking the time and effort to leave your comments, I also forgot to thank you all for a warm welcome back :oops: Chris Thanks for your detailed comment, I think the ima...
Posted by McBrian on 07/11/2010 - 19:07
In defence of harmless creatures - set of 6
I must get back out to Radiomäki with a 300 and do some more like this myself. Nice set. Bret
Posted by bretti_kivi on 27/10/2010 - 08:40
In defence of harmless creatures - set of 6
I`m afraid , Adrian , if you look closely at #2 you will see what we discovered earlier in the year.........................6 nipples and Cyril is in fact a Cyrille or a Sybil as suggested on an earlier thread !! The youngsters , whilst not popular with mum at feeding time , are becoming tamer and ...
Posted by TOZZA27 on 27/10/2010 - 11:33
