Maynooth Ireland today
Posted 24/09/2014 - 19:49
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like the last one
Looks a great place indeed
Looks a great place indeed
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Posted 24/09/2014 - 20:13
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A nice, sharp, clear set of pictures. A little lens correction to sort out the verticals and they'd be perfect.
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Andrew
"These places mean something and it's the job of a photographer to figure-out what the hell it is."
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Posted 24/09/2014 - 20:47
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Nice shots, but the fourth one really stands out. It conveys a certain 'feel' and works well as a documentary image of the building and a great shot in its own right.
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David
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Posted 24/09/2014 - 21:30
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Thanks for the comments on the last one - I was doubtful about it on the smallish screen [13 ins] on the Laptop . It would be nice to go back and see what else I can get sometime . I'm told the Chapel there is simply superb - but we couldn't get in
I've a feeling that these may be heading to FB to show people where our Seminarian is studying.
I've a feeling that these may be heading to FB to show people where our Seminarian is studying.
let the education continue
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Posted 25/09/2014 - 00:26
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A pretty accurate capture of maynooth, super shots.
Derek
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Posted 25/09/2014 - 06:59
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Wow, I remember visiting there many years ago, before I got into photography so I have no photos.
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Posted 25/09/2014 - 11:00
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Nice place. The Virginia Creeper needs trimming
I really like the corridor shot. Camera position is perfect.
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I really like the corridor shot. Camera position is perfect.
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Posted 25/09/2014 - 13:50
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Thanks for the comments on the Cloisters shot - the more I look at it and see it , the more I'm stunned by how well it has worked.
When I was doing the PP on it [ Aperture] I hadn't realised just how well I"d captured the Portraits - I'd gone to try and get the shot with a few figures just to get the impression of the length and scale of the 'walk way' , but I didn't want it filled with hungry students flocking to the refectory to feed
Algi - that creeper - you ain't seen nuffin - it's everywhere there and eventually all the buildings will be covered by it
When I was doing the PP on it [ Aperture] I hadn't realised just how well I"d captured the Portraits - I'd gone to try and get the shot with a few figures just to get the impression of the length and scale of the 'walk way' , but I didn't want it filled with hungry students flocking to the refectory to feed
Algi - that creeper - you ain't seen nuffin - it's everywhere there and eventually all the buildings will be covered by it
let the education continue
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Posted 25/09/2014 - 16:21
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Another from yesterday - taken in our Church in Dublin . I'm still not 100% convinced I have this level . I ~think~ the small table behind the candle stand is - but is the rest ? Or of course was it built slightly askew ?
Can't get over just how sharp this lens is - again with the K30 and 18-135
Can't get over just how sharp this lens is - again with the K30 and 18-135
let the education continue
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Posted 25/09/2014 - 16:51
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According to LR it needs to go 0.7 degrees clockwise
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Posted 25/09/2014 - 16:59
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bforbes wrote:
According to LR it needs to go 0.7 degrees clockwise
Ireland once sank on one side by 0.7 degrees so thatAccording to LR it needs to go 0.7 degrees clockwise
makes it plumb
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Posted 25/09/2014 - 23:06
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Well - I've now given it that 0.7 shift - actually not sure about it now STILL 
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All taken with the K30 and the 18-135 lens - the weather changed from dark cloud and chilly , to a bit of sun , to warm , and back again every few minutes. Most strange.
That BTW is only one part of one of the Universities Gorgeous place
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