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Comment by derek897 posted on Pentax A* 300mm f/2.8 @ Ffordes - £899 at 06/07/2017 - 23:28
Just had a look. Very nice indeed.
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Comment by derek897 posted on Hi everybody from Navan at 06/07/2017 - 17:09
Hello and welcome to the forum.
Looking forward to seeing some of your images.
Derek
(Wicklow Ireland)
Looking forward to seeing some of your images.
Derek
(Wicklow Ireland)
Comment by derek897 posted on Hi everybody from Navan at 06/07/2017 - 12:57
Really nice set, am jealous of these, I have seen just one butterfly this year, a cabbage white.
Great shooting
Great shooting
Comment by derek897 posted on A scarcity of butterflies this year? ... Image heavy at 06/07/2017 - 08:34
Really nice set, am jealous of these, I have seen just one butterfly this year, a cabbage white.
Comment by derek897 posted on More Butterflies than last year at 06/07/2017 - 08:33
Having been a roofer for many years, I can appreciate the work that went into these.
Nice shots.
Nice shots.
Comment by derek897 posted on Decorated Roofs at 04/07/2017 - 18:31
Really nice set and a very different way of looking at it.
#2 works really well.
#2 works really well.
Comment by derek897 posted on Unaccustomed Reflections at 04/07/2017 - 08:13
richandfleur wrote:
Cool. Reminds me of the matrix, like an about to launch into battle scene from a movie.
I'm seeing a lot of grain here, was that a processing choice, or is this ISO noise from capture?
Cheers Richard. Probably from pp. I had to push it a fair bit as images were a bit flat and the light not quite strong enough. Cool. Reminds me of the matrix, like an about to launch into battle scene from a movie.
I'm seeing a lot of grain here, was that a processing choice, or is this ISO noise from capture?
davidwozhere wrote:
The simple approach often produces the best results - excellent name you finally came up with: "Kings Cross".
Thanks David The simple approach often produces the best results - excellent name you finally came up with: "Kings Cross".
Cheers guys, it was an enjoyable little experiment.
The setup was really basic.
Led sensor light sitting on the floor, a bin and a coffee table to hold a piece of mdf that i had rebated to hold the glass chess board, and a black sheet under the glass but over the board. Light fall off did the rest.
The setup was really basic.
Led sensor light sitting on the floor, a bin and a coffee table to hold a piece of mdf that i had rebated to hold the glass chess board, and a black sheet under the glass but over the board. Light fall off did the rest.
Yep, a cracking set, fair play, wish they were mine
Comment by derek897 posted on A Bit of a Challenge at 02/07/2017 - 22:27
Happy shooting, looking forward to seeing some shots from it.
Derek