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Comment by Aiki posted on A View of the Tate Modern at 08/08/2009 - 19:28
gartmore wrote:
thoughton, it is clear from your comments you do not earn your living from your image making!
absolutely tru. thoughton, it is clear from your comments you do not earn your living from your image making!
And to talk about digi photos - I am owner of my K10 only for 1.5 years. Its my very first digi !
If there was no forum, I wouldnt put any of my photos to web !
(Except some family stuff, ment for parents and some friends. _ sth that nobody else is interested in
mikew wrote:
What do you do if you feel you have no roots? Thinking cap will be firmly in place.
Shoot your rucksack What do you do if you feel you have no roots? Thinking cap will be firmly in place.
Comment by Aiki posted on Fortnightly Competition #22 discussion at 06/08/2009 - 18:00
GivingTree wrote:
A very intriguing subject.
Now how to shoot it that my non-American friends will understand....
Pretty sure I can't include a Wikipedia article on "The South".
you give the answer yourself:A very intriguing subject.
Now how to shoot it that my non-American friends will understand....
Pretty sure I can't include a Wikipedia article on "The South".
"Just put your eye to the camera and push the button-thingy."
Without joke: intriguing it is. And not an easy task.
Gartmore continues the line of Lilly. Although giving more free hands, the mirror should be deeper ??
Without being personal it would be easier. But I understand that he is looking for the roots of the author of the pic.
Comment by Aiki posted on Fortnightly Competition #22 discussion at 06/08/2009 - 16:51
it is possible with flickr as well.
Go to your photo uploaded into flickr (must be logged in)
klick "all sizes"
the largest size of the photo will be open.
scroll down
Copy the address written after: Grab the photo's URL:
Paste this address to the your photo forum between [imag] marks.
preview comment to be sure it works.
It should work.
Be aware, that Your Photo allows max 800 px wide photos. That means you must load the right size to the flicr at first.
Go to your photo uploaded into flickr (must be logged in)
klick "all sizes"
the largest size of the photo will be open.
scroll down
Copy the address written after: Grab the photo's URL:
Paste this address to the your photo forum between [imag] marks.
preview comment to be sure it works.
It should work.
Be aware, that Your Photo allows max 800 px wide photos. That means you must load the right size to the flicr at first.
Thanks, Prieni
The main problem for me was exif and dates. (pics were fine)
Should have started demanding those earlier. As soon as pics were posted.
But I was quite busy as well...
I still hope that the comp will continue and soon there will be more entries too. And there will be new names in the winners list as well.
The main problem for me was exif and dates. (pics were fine)
Should have started demanding those earlier. As soon as pics were posted.
But I was quite busy as well...
I still hope that the comp will continue and soon there will be more entries too. And there will be new names in the winners list as well.
Comment by Aiki posted on Fortnightly competition #21 COMMENTS at 06/08/2009 - 10:16


Everything is absolutely ok the way you have done it.
My thoughts started to look for another pic.
Would like to skip all the tower and sky.
Leaving just the walls.