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Comment by i-Berg posted on new holland honeyeater at 06/04/2010 - 09:25
Axl,
Bret has picked the ones I like best also. They will look back on this series with pleasure.
Bret has picked the ones I like best also. They will look back on this series with pleasure.
Comment by i-Berg posted on pregnancy shoot #2 at 06/04/2010 - 09:15
They're pleasant looking moon shots Terry, and you must have the pleasure of crystal clear skies to get shots like this!
Comment by i-Berg posted on Another full moon at 06/04/2010 - 09:13
And same here Fr Ted - nice.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Had a go at portraits today at 06/04/2010 - 09:08
Kris,
For me, that certainly links the horse to the flower very strongly, and creates 'the story', as PaulyRichard noted.
The cloudy sky in the re-shot first scene IMO does not lend itself to the colour of the flower. Others clearly disagree, however I thought the first take on it worked better (perhaps a little less saturation needed, but better all the same ).
For me, that certainly links the horse to the flower very strongly, and creates 'the story', as PaulyRichard noted.
The cloudy sky in the re-shot first scene IMO does not lend itself to the colour of the flower. Others clearly disagree, however I thought the first take on it worked better (perhaps a little less saturation needed, but better all the same ).
Mike,
Had the Tamron 90 f2.8 macro not already landed in the camera bag, I would have been terribly tempted.
Had the Tamron 90 f2.8 macro not already landed in the camera bag, I would have been terribly tempted.
Comment by i-Berg posted on FS: Pentax DF-A 100mm f2.8 macro at 06/04/2010 - 08:14
Kris, 1947 and Tony - you're also setting a great example by making sure you can advantage of opportunities.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Poll - How often do you use a camera? at 06/04/2010 - 08:08
Enjoy Emma! What has brought you into film photography in addition to this upgrade?
Comment by i-Berg posted on Samsung GX10 at 06/04/2010 - 08:02
technoidiot wrote:
never mind the mud - the camera would need water wings up here today
Maybe a periscope in lieu of the view-finder then? never mind the mud - the camera would need water wings up here today
Comment by i-Berg posted on Weekly comp discussion 144: Ground level at 05/04/2010 - 12:30
That focus is spot on in your images Mike
Comment by i-Berg posted on Focus adustment on a K10D at 05/04/2010 - 10:54
While the distribution of this bird is across south-eastern Ausralia, I've never seem them in Victoria except in Gippsland, in the Great Dividing Range.
This shot looks like you've had to crop it a lot, to get it to this size? It would have been difficult for you to get close to it.
Thanks for posting.