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Comment by hefty1 posted on Pentax KM - Prolem with Red Hues at 03/01/2010 - 19:29
I like the second one 'cos he looks like he's being approached by a miniature Victorian Robocop
Comment by hefty1 posted on Robin Cropping! at 03/01/2010 - 19:09
I think the masonry facing front is too light - I love the cameo in the middle but the grey wall around it is just ugly imo.
I don't think I'd crop it any differently but I'd darken the wall to the point where it was more like a silhouette frame to the central area. The HDR has done a really good job on the "interior"
I don't think I'd crop it any differently but I'd darken the wall to the point where it was more like a silhouette frame to the central area. The HDR has done a really good job on the "interior"
Comment by hefty1 posted on Ayot St Lawrence church at 03/01/2010 - 18:59
Either Hertfordshire was living under a different weather system to its Western neighbour, or this wasn't taken today!
Nice composition though, was this HDR?
Nice composition though, was this HDR?
Comment by hefty1 posted on Ayot St Lawrence church at 03/01/2010 - 00:29
I don't know the names of all the corners at Bathurst but yes, that's the one I mean Clarky
Quite a long trek for Stefan if it was Bathurst though...
Quite a long trek for Stefan if it was Bathurst though...
Comment by hefty1 posted on Auto race at night at 03/01/2010 - 00:25
I too would crop the second one but slightly differently:
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[IMG]http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd37/hefty1969/4234447654_b278552d50.jpg[/IMG]
Comment by hefty1 posted on some more New Years Day at 03/01/2010 - 00:17
I like numbers 3 and 4 exactly as they were originally posted - the blue casts make them for me even if they aren't strictly "true to life". The orange is fantastic too
Not so keen on number 2, nothing to really grab my attention with too many different types of pattern clashing.
Number 1's my favourite though because it looks like a troop of snowmen walking into the distance and it makes me smile.
Not so keen on number 2, nothing to really grab my attention with too many different types of pattern clashing.
Number 1's my favourite though because it looks like a troop of snowmen walking into the distance and it makes me smile.
Comment by hefty1 posted on snowy New Years Day at 03/01/2010 - 00:08
Anvh wrote:
The light trials are some creative shots like this, just for fun:
Great photo! Which circuit is this Stefan? The camber going into the bend as it comes downhill looks almost like something you'd see at Bathurst, but I'm guessing it's not there. The light trials are some creative shots like this, just for fun:
Comment by hefty1 posted on Auto race at night at 02/01/2010 - 23:45
Bit of both; a K7 withot the grip (£849 - £30 - £50 = £769) and a Tesco Value TV (£320) as a stand-in for now to keep the peace.
Comment by hefty1 posted on YOUR CHOICE ? at 02/01/2010 - 23:31
If it's for web use (like eBay) then it's hard to fault the DA18-55, assuming you're using flash that is. You tend to stop down to about f/8-f/11 anyway so you don't need fast lenses, it'll focus pretty close and it's a flexible focal length for when you're shooting several angles in quick succession.
For more arty stuff (like big prints) then the DA35 is The Guv'nor IMHO.
For more arty stuff (like big prints) then the DA35 is The Guv'nor IMHO.
Comment by hefty1 posted on Best lens for product photography? at 02/01/2010 - 19:20
Sounds to me like one of the arty filters has been left on. If none of these suggestions work or you don't understand then ask again.