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A trip back in time
Just a touch David mine where as well.
Posted by john941 on 31/01/2012 - 23:44
A trip back in time
Not really my scene ... or so I thought until looking through this thread. Loved some of those shots, although the colour versions look good the B&W conversions take us right back to yesteryear. Really enjoyed looking through these.
Posted by Frogfish on 01/02/2012 - 06:45
A trip back in time
I know its a bit late! but just as a reminder to anyone who fancies photographing steam locos, the Bury steam Gala is on again this weekend (25th/26th). John941, Johnwhit and myself will be over there on Sunday. So, if you fancy steam and smoke up your nostrils a cup of tea and maybe a pint of r...
Posted by Cliff-P on 24/02/2012 - 19:40
A trip back in time
When and where are you guys planning on meeting Cliff? My New Years Res. is to do something different and this looks like the chance, and the wife is working this weekend :lol:
Posted by fatspider on 24/02/2012 - 19:58
A trip back in time
Would be great to meet you Alan, Best place to meet is on Bury Bolton St station itself, easy to find just follow the signs for the ELR once you are in Bury. Here`s a link for the ELR site. We plan to be there for about 9am for a good parking spot.
Posted by Cliff-P on 24/02/2012 - 22:38
Birds in Line
Nice one Opethian. Looks like they are on duty. regards, Jeeess The birds around 7-10 posts back look a bit lax in their duty, all the rest are standing to attention. I've seen some lining up on the seafront but never anything like this! :)
Posted by petrochemist on 24/01/2012 - 13:38
having a go with the 55-300
Optically it's a very good lens Don. I'm just too used to 70-200mm with internal focus. The 300mm end has to be a bonus for bird shots at close range. AF is slower than my Sigma EX Mk1. I'll hang on to it for a while and give it another outing. Happy Australia Day for yesterday! Best regar...
Posted by K10D on 27/01/2012 - 02:19
PENTAX SMC M 135 3.5
It's a lot longer than the 50mm, and not much bigger, so it would work as a sort of discrete telephoto for candid portraits, even doggy ones. You can use it for concert shooting if you are fairly near the stage. It's acceptable wide open (in Av mode, which is more convenient) although better stopped...
Posted by philstaff on 26/01/2012 - 15:31
White Tigers - The Full Set
I am sorry to say that these pictures have brought on another case of critical hyperbole, an affliction which blights this forum from time to time. Yes, the pictures are technically OK (focus and exposure are generally fine, and colour is commendably restrained), but it is the subject matter that...
Posted by George Lazarette on 28/01/2012 - 13:54
Pondlife Macros
Withthe set-up from my previous topic. K7, 100mm D FA Macro, 64mm ext. tubes, Af200t flash. Creatures in a home-made tank. All released back into pond afterwards. Identifications to follow..... Any C&C welcome. Hope they are of interes...
Posted by coker on 27/01/2012 - 23:31
Rotting away
From a recent walk, very poor results focus wise (if you've seen Troubleshooter section you know). If life gives you lemons, make bad lemonade: by , on Flickr
Posted by edumad on 28/01/2012 - 21:01
Rotting away
Yes, I agree the focus isn't there, but that is surely some superb "bad lemonade"! :D
Posted by Opethian on 28/01/2012 - 21:45
The Thames above Maidenhead
Thank you, everybody. The location is indeed near Cookham, and, as Chris surmised, the shot was taken from the barge. I was hurrying past looking for somewhere to moor for the night. Obviously I took various pictures, including some where the boathouse was more central; one of these look...
Posted by George Lazarette on 29/01/2012 - 18:24
The Thames above Maidenhead
George, I have the answer - get the dinghy out and go for a leisurely row back to the same spot. Far easier to get the composition right from a rowing boat than from a faster moving boat. Changing topic - how is the restoration project coming along :?:
Posted by Hyram on 29/01/2012 - 18:56
The Thames above Maidenhead
George, I have the answer - get the dinghy out and go for a leisurely row back to the same spot. Far easier to get the composition right from a rowing boat than from a faster moving boat. Changing topic - how is the restoration project coming along :?: Now that's a great idea. It's about...
Posted by George Lazarette on 29/01/2012 - 20:34
My LRPS Panel Submission
Hi All, Been a while since I posted on PUF, seems the same friendly community I remember! :) Some of the old regulars may well remember that I had been trying to put together a submission for my Licentiate Distinction at the Royal Photographic Society. I finally had the assessment day last wee...
Posted by spirit_of_will on 30/01/2012 - 10:55
My LRPS Panel Submission
Congratulations Will.:D Well deserved! I hope you'll be here more often now - we can all learn a lot from members like you.:wink: Edit: Your link in the thread leads back to this thread though :? Edit 2 is the correct link
Posted by Gwyn on 30/01/2012 - 10:59
My LRPS Panel Submission
Congratulations Will.:D Well deserved! I hope you'll be here more often now - we can all learn a lot from members like you.:wink: Edit: Your link in the thread leads back to this thread though :? Edit 2 is the correct link You got there at the same time with the edit as me Gwyn! T...
Posted by spirit_of_will on 30/01/2012 - 11:11
My LRPS Panel Submission
Well done Will, nice to see you come back home and celebrate:D:D
Posted by davem on 30/01/2012 - 20:01
Why isn't it yellow?
I would also say why isn't it in focus?
Posted by richardhurst on 31/01/2012 - 12:25
