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'The Three Stages of Photography'
Looking-Capturing-Reviewing.
'Unseated'
'Keep Clear'
'Profound'
'All Eton Up Inside'
'Cat In a Window 2'
Looking-Capturing-Reviewing.
'Unseated'
'Keep Clear'
'Profound'
'All Eton Up Inside'
'Cat In a Window 2'
McGregNi wrote:
I don't think the cat is looking at him : It seems to be looking at something else slightly to the left - David, you really should have got the cat to look at you!
Perhaps the cat preferred my K5 to David's K3!I don't think the cat is looking at him : It seems to be looking at something else slightly to the left - David, you really should have got the cat to look at you!
Comment by pgweber posted on Sheffield at 21/04/2014 - 11:47
By good fortune, our meeting place was right on the route of this worthy event.
http://www.tchc.org.uk/easter-egg-run-2014
Many of the riders seemed pleased to be photgraphed and waved enthusiastically as they passed.
http://www.tchc.org.uk/easter-egg-run-2014
Many of the riders seemed pleased to be photgraphed and waved enthusiastically as they passed.
Comment by pgweber posted on Sheffield at 20/04/2014 - 20:47
Yes, it was an enjoyable morning's ramble and good to look at my home city as if with a fresh pair of eyes.
It was an interesting surprise to see the motorcycle cavalcade, enlightening to see some urban decay and uplifting to see the regeneration in the area shown by David (above).
It was good to meet you for the first time, Andrew & David and to meet you again Neil.
It was an interesting surprise to see the motorcycle cavalcade, enlightening to see some urban decay and uplifting to see the regeneration in the area shown by David (above).
It was good to meet you for the first time, Andrew & David and to meet you again Neil.
Comment by pgweber posted on Sheffield at 20/04/2014 - 16:12
andy_bell wrote:
Oh calamity....
The good lady in my life has managed to completely seize up the 55-300 I gave her, Can't focus, can't shift the zoom either, so I guess a trip to Johnsons is the order of the day......
Did the same to my 16-45, which was freed-up by a trip to Johnson's at a cost of less than £40 (in late 2012)Oh calamity....
The good lady in my life has managed to completely seize up the 55-300 I gave her, Can't focus, can't shift the zoom either, so I guess a trip to Johnsons is the order of the day......
Comment by pgweber posted on Dead Pentax-DA 55-300mm f/4-5.8 ED at 17/04/2014 - 17:31
Newbiggin-on-Lune...
Along the route of one of my annual cycle dashes between Ais Gill & Greenholme, usually when avoiding you David , whilst photographing steam trains up there.
Along the route of one of my annual cycle dashes between Ais Gill & Greenholme, usually when avoiding you David , whilst photographing steam trains up there.
Comment by pgweber posted on Another pointless thread at 08/04/2014 - 09:26
Thanks to Karl, John, Chris, Karlo & Peter for your thoughts on this lens.
I am weighing towards image quality rather than convenience at present, so the cheque stays in the bank for now.
I am weighing towards image quality rather than convenience at present, so the cheque stays in the bank for now.
Comment by pgweber posted on Tamron 18-200 zoom - is it super? at 01/04/2014 - 23:07
Blythman wrote:
Not really my thing, but when its local .........
You should do it more often!Not really my thing, but when its local .........
Excellent colour and rendering of the smoke - very atmospheric.
Comment by pgweber posted on LNER Class B1, 61264 at North Blyth at 30/03/2014 - 19:18
