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Comment by i-Berg posted on Another pointless thread at 07/09/2010 - 12:47
Oggy wrote:
Sidecar then? Hardgravity wrote:
I seem to recall Moses rode a motorcycle...
No, it was a car. It clearly says he came down the hill in his Triumph.I seem to recall Moses rode a motorcycle...
Comment by i-Berg posted on Another pointless thread at 07/09/2010 - 12:31
Mike-P wrote:
I'm more interested in why I would spell Sneaky as Sneeky
If you only had two 'E's instead of an E and an A while playing Scrabble? I'm more interested in why I would spell Sneaky as Sneeky
Comment by i-Berg posted on A face in the crowd! at 07/09/2010 - 11:50
Cheers Kevin.
There's no limit on when you can start posting images in the 'Your Photos' forum here. That way, you will get plenty of (constructive) comment and critiquing to improve your skills further.
Feel free to enter any of the 3 comps also - no membership limitations exist on these either.
There's no limit on when you can start posting images in the 'Your Photos' forum here. That way, you will get plenty of (constructive) comment and critiquing to improve your skills further.
Feel free to enter any of the 3 comps also - no membership limitations exist on these either.
Comment by i-Berg posted on old user with a new camera at 07/09/2010 - 10:17
Oh yes it has! link
Comment by i-Berg posted on A face in the crowd! at 07/09/2010 - 10:10
Roger,
The theme for me here is that, with cropping, each of these images would be more visibly concentrating on a particular aspect of the subject matter. As they are, they are a little open. That is, there is too much going on in each of them to focus the eye on the particular aspect that caught your attention enough for you to decide to take that shot.
A handy reminder I use when out & about with the camera is to ask myself - what single aspect or feature attracted me to this subject in the first place? How can I capture it best? How do I isolate it?
That could usefully extend to post-processing also.
Hope this assists in some way!
The theme for me here is that, with cropping, each of these images would be more visibly concentrating on a particular aspect of the subject matter. As they are, they are a little open. That is, there is too much going on in each of them to focus the eye on the particular aspect that caught your attention enough for you to decide to take that shot.
A handy reminder I use when out & about with the camera is to ask myself - what single aspect or feature attracted me to this subject in the first place? How can I capture it best? How do I isolate it?
That could usefully extend to post-processing also.
Hope this assists in some way!
Comment by i-Berg posted on Around the village on Gardens Open Day at 07/09/2010 - 10:08
Ken
The image has disappeared?
The image has disappeared?
Comment by i-Berg posted on A face in the crowd! at 07/09/2010 - 09:41
David,
These are good (the last my favourite), and the others in the series on Photobucket are equally so if not better.
These are good (the last my favourite), and the others in the series on Photobucket are equally so if not better.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Old stones at 07/09/2010 - 09:38
