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Comment by pschlute posted on Dutch coast sunset at 25/09/2009 - 11:57
I am not sure any of the pictures posted by sananjana are his/hers.
This poster seems to comment "well done dear" and include a variety of pictures in their replies to other posters pictures. The one Darkmunk likes is from a New Zealand Tourist website.
This poster seems to comment "well done dear" and include a variety of pictures in their replies to other posters pictures. The one Darkmunk likes is from a New Zealand Tourist website.
Comment by pschlute posted on Dutch coast sunset at 25/09/2009 - 11:49
chrissinkpen wrote:
Morning all,
It seems that buying a lens is no mean feat.
Seems like some lenses are of the "friday night monday morning variety"
As a relative newbie I find the whole experience interesting, in that it is a very subjective experience and that we all see things differently, for me I just want a lens to fit my MZ30 and K200D,I read such variations in peoples experience,The silver FA lenses seem plasticky,I probably want a 28-70,but the FA has a plastic mount.
I'm looking for the best lens to fit both my cameras on a budget. It seems that no matter what I buy, it could still be a "pup"
Comments very welcome.
Regards
Chris
What have you got at the moment ?Morning all,
It seems that buying a lens is no mean feat.
Seems like some lenses are of the "friday night monday morning variety"
As a relative newbie I find the whole experience interesting, in that it is a very subjective experience and that we all see things differently, for me I just want a lens to fit my MZ30 and K200D,I read such variations in peoples experience,The silver FA lenses seem plasticky,I probably want a 28-70,but the FA has a plastic mount.
I'm looking for the best lens to fit both my cameras on a budget. It seems that no matter what I buy, it could still be a "pup"
Comments very welcome.
Regards
Chris
What do you want to use the lens for ?
The 28-70 range will be a good general lens on the 35mm camera but a bit long for an all-rounder on digital.
Comment by pschlute posted on Which Lens at 25/09/2009 - 10:23
We did see wolves in Yellowstone, but not this evening. Watching the "watchers" was just as entertaining though.
Comment by pschlute posted on Wolf-watching at 24/09/2009 - 23:55
Lidy
I like your original shot very much.
There is a lot of interest, from the patterns in the sand to the texture in the clouds. Well done.
I like your original shot very much.
There is a lot of interest, from the patterns in the sand to the texture in the clouds. Well done.
Comment by pschlute posted on Dutch coast sunset at 24/09/2009 - 23:25
Tim
I didn't know they could swim either before we saw them do it. The centre part of the river was out of their depth and they were carried with the current, but strong swimmers they appear to be.
I didn't know they could swim either before we saw them do it. The centre part of the river was out of their depth and they were carried with the current, but strong swimmers they appear to be.
Comment by pschlute posted on Crossing the river at 24/09/2009 - 15:53
We were lucky to be in the Hayden valley late in the day to watch the bison come down from one hillside;cross the road;then gather in groups before swimming across the Yellowstone river to spend the night on the other bank.
Comment by pschlute posted on Crossing the river at 24/09/2009 - 01:00
Both very nice shots
Comment by pschlute posted on 2 more in the PPG! at 24/09/2009 - 00:26
I followed your advice George and came up with this....much better I think...thanks to you and Martin
Comment by pschlute posted on High key bison at 24/09/2009 - 00:25
George Lazarette wrote:
G
Yep....where's the coffee George Lazarette wrote:
Personally, I think this latest colour one could do with a bit more saturation and contrast. Sort of like Martin's B&W, but in colour.
G
Personally, I think this latest colour one could do with a bit more saturation and contrast. Sort of like Martin's B&W, but in colour.
G
lidy wrote:
You know ... I'd still like to see the original crop in high contrast B&W.
No bed for you tonight, Peter. You've got work to do!You know ... I'd still like to see the original crop in high contrast B&W.
G
Comment by pschlute posted on High key bison at 23/09/2009 - 23:51
The one Darkmunk likes is from a New Zealand Tourist website.
how bizarre