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From the right to the left ( upper corner) is that lens flare?
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Yes it is flare. It was shot into the sun. I'd rather it wasn't there but it isn't the worst fault in the picture. For reference it was shot on Bronica ETRSi with a 40mm lens using Efke 820 Aura film with a 72 filter. |
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Next time will be better :))
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One reason why this team is head and shoulders above the others (take note there you cows). Those are some really good photos.
As others have said great job and yes KEEP them coming.
ps - a really really really good photo would be of a festival they have over in Europe somewhere or Spain where the entire town takes part in a huge bbq and the only item on the menu is cow - lots and lots of cow :) |
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Kinda proud of this one although the tonal range is not easy to appreciate in a scan and it needs squaring in the enlarger. Also done on an ETRSi with a 40mm. I don't recall film; probably Adox or the filter, 29 is entirely possible.
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I will only say few words :)
Fantastic picture, only that door and hall in distance was not so burned :)
Rest is perfect !
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You are very kind Crun-chi. On proper silver paper with decent darkroom technique you can get a lot more tonal range included and only the window is burnt out. Here is another image from the same shoot. Again it needs some work in the dark room but it shows if I may say so some of the joys bestowed only on users of slow film in medium format camera. It is a Bronica ETRSi again with a 40mm. I imagine I'd a 29 filter be on it.
Now let us see more of your work. We have different styles but I like your work and you are giving me inspiration
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Tim, in that last photo, what struck me was not so much the b/w and the tones but the actual room. I've always liked mirrors reflecting images. Whoever owns/owned that home like mirrors. I noticed there were 3 on the first wall and then in the reflect of the big mirror there was another which then reflected back what looks like the door way.
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Rick I agree with you: mirrors give "shine" to any photo.
With this photo, as Tim say, there is plenty of space to finish it, "polish", but even in this state is more then good. Little more contras, just touch.
Mirror was so hard to make in any ray-tracing program. And before year and half, finally I manage to get n-1 reflection image in ray-tracing program. There was no end of my happiness :)
I know this is not ray-traced image, but when I sow mirrors, I immediately remember how many times I try to get reflection in computer made image :)
There is 21 mine pictures in 4 threads, I will wait one more day, then reduce number of threads, and put five new :)
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Room needs less mirror - more canine! Perhaps a greyhound or whippet.
TheDawgz were also interested in the reflections - notably the fact that the photographer managed to avoid capturing their own image.
The one oddly folded pillow on the right hand settee also caught our attention - at first we thought it was an small animal (maybe a cat) with a collar. Thankfully, we were incorrect.
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Little more contras, just touch.
I going to laugh in my sleep Crun-chi. You don't like contrasty images :).
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contras-contrast :)
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The one oddly folded pillow on the right hand settee also caught our attention - at first we thought it was an small animal (maybe a cat) with a collar. Thankfully, we were incorrect.
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Well thanks for spoiling that image for me. I spent an hour setting it up and don't notice the cushion until it gets pointed out. B'st'd.
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PS For our newer readers there is a deal of mutual teasing going on here.
PPS B'st'd. Never liked dogs anyway.
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By what right do you call us bastard?
Clearly TheDawgz are not and site the following in our defense of legitimacy.
The Legitimacy Act (1926) allowed children to be legitimised by the subsequent marriage of their parents, provided that neither parent had been married to a third party at the time of the birth. Though repealed - TheDawgz parents fit the criteria.
The Legitimacy Act (1959) Section 1 allowed a child to be legitimised when his parents married, regardless of their past status.
The Legitimacy Act (1959) Section 2 legitimised the children of marriages ruled void, providing those marriages were entered into in good faith. Though also repealed - It is offered in furtherance of our claim to legitimacy as it was to be applied retroactively.
This act basically legitimised (ha ha) the Legitimacy Acts (1926 and 1959) which it repealed - and in so continues our chain of legitimacy.
The Family Law Reform Act (1987) Chapter 42 Part 1 Section 1 Sub-section 3a states: "This subsection applies to any person who is treated as legitimate by virtue of section 1 of the Legitimacy Act 1976 So there - TheDawgz are legit!! Nah nah nah!
Only in a Monarchy would so much time and effort go into defining legitimacy; n'est–ce pas?
harrumph, harrumph! Now as to the photo (if it can even be called one - more akin to a holiday snap) - what is the deal with the womans leg half covered by a pleated mid-calf skirt reflected in the mirror located in the upper left?
Could this be the infamous Erin of whom you speak so kindly of?
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Ah what privilege :)
TheDawgz , you are special man if you get your own picture of the day :)
Tim, thumbs up!!!!
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I have to say, Tim, you have certainly turned back the clock of age and if I'm not wrong changed genders. |
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I didn't say it was me Rick, at my age the bits which were once flexible are now stiff...
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I didn't say it was me Rick, at my age the bits which were once flexible are now stiff...
no but that was implied :)
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Bet we made you look!! Bet we made you look!! Bet we made you look!!
What! No comment vis-a-vis TheDawgz legitimacy?
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We'll shall return; right after we slip under the porch and change our fur !!!
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Bet we made you look!! Bet we made you look!! Bet we made you look!!
What! No comment vis-a-vis TheDawgz legitimacy?
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We'll shall return; right after we slip under the porch and change our fur !!!
I refer the honorable canines to my previous answer.
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Bet we made you look!! Bet we made you look!! Bet we made you look!!
What! No comment vis-a-vis TheDawgz legitimacy?
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We'll shall return; right after we slip under the porch and change our fur !!!
I refer the honorable canines to my previous answer.
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Oh don't worry - TheDawgz understood just fine .... yup we got the message ... oh yeah it was very clear ... no problem with with the meaning at all ... came through loud and clear ... the contrast was perfect on that one!
But we still don't have an answer re: the leg. Inquiring minds want to know.
(Warning! If you are easily bored by the ramblings of TheDawgz - skip the rest of this posting)
Well as with many things here in AtP's message boards, you all provide TheDawgz with an opportunity to go off and try to learn (or mis-learn) something new - this time it was a tiny peek into British Law.
Not that TheDawgz will ever have a use for it (we hope) - we now know the difference between a Solicitor and a Barrister. That one can be both and that the work performed by each does have a point of overlap and TheDawgz have the qualifications to be neither.
TheDawgz have also learned that Google is actually very Orwellian - as our most recent searches have been related to "Tokyo Rose" and "Legitimacy in Law" the sidebar advertisements here at PG are now for "Ask a Lawyer Online Now - Questions Answered Every 9 Seconds", "Asian Girls Want To Date You Now In Your Area", "Meet Lesbian Singles", "Revlon makeup products", "HairDirect.com" which promises us that we can manage our hair from home with zero risk and an advert for the Toyota Prius. TheDawgz have no issue with any of the adverts individually, however ....
Pondering the combinations made us yellow our fur again!
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Toyota Prius.
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Well as with many things here in AtP's message boards, you all provide TheDawgz with an opportunity to go off and try to learn (or mis-learn) something new - this time it was a tiny peek into British Law.
Not that TheDawgz will ever have a use for it (we hope) - we now know the difference between a Solicitor and a Barrister. That one can be both and that the work performed by each does have a point of overlap and TheDawgz have the qualifications to be neither.
Did you also find that there are three completely seperate legal systems in the UK? An English solicitor for example has no rights to act under the Scots legal system which would be just as well as many of words and concepts would be alien. |
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Muffy rat when she was a kitten
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The site of the photograph was in the news a few years ago; http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/8082995.stm
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Just dipping my toes in the water here. So many great photos; it's a bit intimidating. But, here's the "luckiest" pic I ever took, on a trip to Bhutan in October 2005. Archery is a big deal in Bhutan, and this was a major competition. I happened to grab this 1 millisecond (?) after the release of a shot.
This was taken with a 2002-vintage 2MP digital point-and-shoot.
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Just dipping my toes in the water here. So many great photos; it's a bit intimidating. But, here's the "luckiest" pic I ever took, on a trip to Bhutan in October 2005. Archery is a big deal in Bhutan, and this was a major competition. I happened to grab this 1 millisecond (?) after the release of a shot.
This was taken with a 2002-vintage 2MP digital point-and-shoot.
My word that is a quality picture. Thanks for sharing. Oh and I rather think Gary Player pointed out the harder he practiced the luckier he got. |
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Speaking of lucky shots...This one was taken nearly 14 years ago on one of the first digital cameras I owned (a Nikon E-900). My son was just holding down the shutter and letting it take pictures as fast as it could (every 1 or 2 seconds). This is from our front porch (I think TheDawgz was lurking underneath even back then)...
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Both of those "lucky" shots are incredible. Always amazes me at what a single captured point in time can turn out to reveal. |
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Speaking of lucky shots...This one was taken nearly 14 years ago on one of the first digital cameras I owned (a Nikon E-900). My son was just holding down the shutter and letting it take pictures as fast as it could (every 1 or 2 seconds). This is from our front porch (I think TheDawgz was lurking underneath even back then)...
Wow!! Two aliens dancing. Looks like a theme from Burning Man...
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Finally I got my new case and H100
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Home sweet home...
(for the record, this is the "Hunter Mountain Cabin" in Death Valley National Park) |
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But look what's waiting for me inside! Rewards!
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I like the shed Gary. Here are some nice aviation images: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2150421/Incredible-images-vapour-trails-sonic-booms-created-planes-sky.html |
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Hey Tarmo, love the case and was just wondering, did you add a 2nd 570 to the mix? |
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Hey Tarmo, love the case and was just wondering, did you add a 2nd 570 to the mix?
Second card is an old 8800gts, it gives extra ~50k BOINC credits per day.
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I just found a picture of the mighty Aggie herself. Looks like she's spotted food.
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What "devils" red eyes :))))
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What "devils" red eyes :))))
Shouldn't be a surprise, Crun-chi, just take a look at Aggie's likeness in the team logo!
And thanks for the photo Tim.
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It is not the finest photo I've ever taken but here is London yesterday evening. I was going to the BBC to listen to a radio programme being recorded. The BBC is the 30's building in the background.
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I took this on a rest break getting close to the top of Clyde Minaret in the Sierra Nevada, California.
Cecile Lake in the background, 500m vertical below us. Iceberg Lake on the left, another 150m down the mountainside.
Tents are visible above the climber in the blue helmet.... they look like tiny slightly discolored boulders. Very hard to see. All were successful in our climb.
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So Gary, you also "walk" on mounties, like me?
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It is not widely known but much of the south east of England is rather dry. Today Erin and I went to one of the wilder and drier parts with a challenging climate of little rain, a very well drained shingle soil and a drying wind. There is a good deal of very rare wild life there. Among other things we saw lots of locally common but generally rare Crambe maritima which are specially adapted for this climate in peak flower.
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North Palisade (elevation 14,242', 4,342m), Sierra Nevada, at night. The mountainside is illuminated by moonlight. I believe the exposure was about 10 minutes long.
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[quote]North Palisade (elevation 14,242', 4,342m), Sierra Nevada, at night. The mountainside is illuminated by moonlight. I believe the exposure was about 10 minutes long.
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Very nice. Was that done with a film camera? If not how did you get rid of the noise?
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If not how did you get rid of the noise?
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[quote]North Palisade (elevation 14,242', 4,342m), Sierra Nevada, at night. The mountainside is illuminated by moonlight. I believe the exposure was about 10 minutes long.
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Very nice. Was that done with a film camera? If not how did you get rid of the noise?
Film, yes. 22 years ago... Fuji 100 speed print, most likely. Pentax SLR... too heavy for backpacking but I carried it anyway. Scanned years ago.
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Thanks I'd wondered if you'd engaged in some sophisticated stacking. Crun-chi may know better but I find it difficult to get decent exposures on digital of longer than a minute or so.
I rather think I got a 'Blad up to 5000m in the Himalayas when I was a lot younger and fitter than I am now. I must hunt out the photos. |
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I rather think I got a 'Blad up to 5000m in the Himalayas when I was a lot younger and fitter than I am now. I must hunt out the photos.
Wow. A Blad. The king of medium format. Very cool. Did you do the Annapurna trek or Everest Base? Brings back memories. I think I'll go to storage and try to find my old 'transparencies'. |
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I rather think I got a 'Blad up to 5000m in the Himalayas when I was a lot younger and fitter than I am now. I must hunt out the photos.
Wow. A Blad. The king of medium format. Very cool. Did you do the Annapurna trek or Everest Base? Brings back memories. I think I'll go to storage and try to find my old 'transparencies'.
It is a stylish and well designed camera but I found that I didn't like the 6x6 format. I do far more with a Mamiya RB67 (which really is a big camera to carry) or if I want lightweight a Bronica ETRSi.
We went to Langtang.
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Here is a photo I took today. The older man in the picture and I took a group of veterans who are suffering from PTSD up to Marble Arch in London to look at some Lamborghinis. Great day out.
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Nice, take it that's your cab in the background?
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Nice, take it that's your cab in the background?
It is. Here is one with the lads in a Lamborghini
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Thanks I'd wondered if you'd engaged in some sophisticated stacking. Crun-chi may know better but I find it difficult to get decent exposures on digital of longer than a minute or so.
I rather think I got a 'Blad up to 5000m in the Himalayas when I was a lot younger and fitter than I am now. I must hunt out the photos.
You must make compromise. If you remove all noise, you got soft picture. If you leave all noise, there is no improvement :) That is case if you use "commercial software from remove noise"
So for I know, stacking is only option , but in that case software must "know" your RAW image specification, or you will get no benefit from stacking process.
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I'm fairly sure Erin disapproves but here is my daughter's party
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Loving the t-shirt. Is that the infamous 'Erin' holding the cake? And no sign of the rats?
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Well you won't see Erin and a rat in the same picture so only one of the following is true
a) Erin is in the picture
b) a rat is in the picture or
c) neither Erin nor a rat can be seen.
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Well you won't see Erin and a rat in the same picture so only one of the following is true
a) Erin is in the picture
b) a rat is in the picture or
c) neither Erin nor a rat can be seen.
B is true and based on that C can't be true but only on a technicality as there is a rat in the picture even if it's not alive.
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Well you won't see Erin and a rat in the same picture so only one of the following is true
a) Erin is in the picture
b) a rat is in the picture or
c) neither Erin nor a rat can be seen.
B is true and based on that C can't be true but only on a technicality as there is a rat in the picture even if it's not alive.
... and ergo if only one of the premises is true Erin is not in the picture. (For which may the Lord make you truly thankful.)
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... and ergo if only one of the premises is true Erin is not in the picture. (For which may the Lord make you truly thankful.)
may the Lord make you truly thankful.
This part even I understand perfectly :))))) ( this is phrase so common in movies) :))
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And now there are two shirts. At least we will be able to recognize each other if we pass on the street (unlikely though that may be).
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Here is Kinkaku-ji (金閣寺) in Kyoto. Alas the water was not still.
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I'm sorry to say I'm not quite sure where this is. I think it is probably Rokuon-ji (鹿苑寺) in Kyoto. It looks a bit like Saihō-ji (西芳寺) but I have reason to believe it is not.
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What's this? I just noticed that in the photo of your daughter wearing the AtP shirt, her footwear has a cow-like motif. What gives?
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What's this? I just noticed that in the photo of your daughter wearing the AtP shirt, her footwear has a cow-like motif. What gives?
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Oh it is worse than that Gary. A friend of hers brought them back from the Netherlands for her. I'll have them burnt. And the shoes.
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... and here is another World Heritage Site, what I believe to be the most beautiful city in the world, Bath. I was fortunate enough to live there for some of the happiest years of my life. I didn't know Erin then.
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... A friend of hers brought them back from the Netherlands for her. I'll have them burnt. And the shoes.
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Tim, that was rather humorous...
Sorry. I'll be more careful in future.
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I kinda like the dissonance in this picture I took today at Woolwich Arsenal:
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This is very nice picture: old gun and new buildings!
Good eye, and good motive !
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I'm proud you like it Crun-chi.
I'm not sure photos should be analysed. You either enjoy them or not but I think classically I'd have had the whole cannon pointing into the picture. The angled part of the carriage would then also lead the eye into the picture. The way I've taken it the angle leads out of the picture as does the cannon barrel. For me it creates an air of unease in the whole picture.
Incidentally it is a beautiful part of London few people know. On a sunny Friday afternoon it is a nice place to walk and sit. I would not go there on a Saturday night.
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Tarmo , this is like painting!
Very , very nice...
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Yes that is a great picture there Tarmo. It has lots of depth to it. |
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Nice indeed nicely done. And on medium format? |
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Nice indeed nicely done. And on medium format?
I did it last year. I don't remember what settings I used.
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Nice indeed nicely done. And on medium format?
I did it last year. I don't remember what settings I used.
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Nice indeed nicely done. And on medium format?
I did it last year. I don't remember what settings I used.
What kind of camera was it?
Olympus E-420
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Thanks. The square format made me wonder if you'd taken it on a Hassleblad.
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You use big DOF, so that is why those pictures are so 3D :)
Second one is good, but first one is "prime" for me... it is non -real , bur real thing :)
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This is nice one :))))
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(Ex Matt The Daily Telegraph 21/07/12)
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Saturday screen grab from BoincStats. Sorted by daily credit. Go AtP!!!
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Bugger. Everyone lie down to view this one.
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This is a Gallotia galloti galloti
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This is a Gallotia galloti galloti
I think you should photoshop-in some cows in the foreground, maybe fifty pixels in height.
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This it ~~~(,__,)^'> in picture, head and beard :)
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This it ~~~(,__,)^'> in picture, head and beard :)
You are almost right! Erin and Gallotia seperated at birth. |
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Tim - how did you hack into NASA and get one of the pictures from their new Mars rover?
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Tim - how did you hack into NASA and get one of the pictures from their new Mars rover?
Very nice picture as well !
It does look a bit Martian doesn't it? It is actually 12 000 ft (3 700m) up Teide in Tenerife. I strongly recommend it.
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Tenerife- wow what wonderful part of this planet!
We dont need to go on Mars to have landscapes like Mars :)
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More from Mars
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Yosemite. A small lake in the backcountry, near Red Peak Pass, on an 8-day backpack. Hopefully a cooling vision during these hot days.
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More from Mars
T. you have better camera then Curiosity will ever have :)
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Here is the ISS over my house on Saturday evening:
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You are running out of color in your camera? :)
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You are running out of color in your camera? :)
Sorry. There are so many sodium lights in London that I have to use a strong filter for astrophotos. There's a big cyan cast over the original which is a shame since Arcturus is top right.
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Here is the original ISS image
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Here is a juvenile Greenland race Northern Wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe in the Hebrides presumably on his way to sub-Saharan Africa.
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English North Downs (more than 25 years ago)
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English North Downs (more than 25 years ago)
Have you picture of same place, but in present time?
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[quote]English North Downs (more than 25 years ago)
Have you picture of same place, but in present time?
No I don't. I expect it'd be very much the same actually. I'd not get the same Kodachrome reds of course. Erin will know exactly where it is (her parents used to live near by). It is not a great distance away and I should go back. Watch this space... |
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I will watch this space carefully :)
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Don't hold your breath while watching. |
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Before few hours I watch Discovery, world record for holding breath under water is 22 MINUTES!!!
And in few weekend I am back to mounties, so there will be new pictures :))
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I just installed this on my Canon 550D Crun-chi. http://www.magiclantern.fm/ I am impressed so far. |
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Yes, i follow and look at that page pretty often :)
It is big improvement from "stock" movie mode, that Canon DSLR have..
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If I may be permitted, three photos. Around 1PM today space shuttle "Endeavour" (British spelling, after HMS Endeavour) ended its final flight at Los Angeles International Airport. In a few weeks it will be towed through the city and take a permanent home at the California Science Center, downtown L.A. and adjacent to USC. I, along with several thousand others, congregated on low bluffs overlooking the LAX south runway to witness the landing (who needs work on a Friday afternoon!). Millions of others saw Endeavour pass overhead during the prior hour as it made several low fly-bys near various L.A. landmarks.
A final low pass over the airport. Not landing; note the landing gear is still up. Also, note a chase plane and a news helicopter.
A few minutes later, rolling to a stop on the south runway.
And again. See you in a few weeks, I hope!
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WOW! Very cool!
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A well spent Friday afternoon I'd say. Very cool ! |
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Very nice pictures!!!
Nice work Gary!
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That's just wrong in SO many ways |
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That's just wrong in SO many ways
Haha how many times I have said same thing. I'll never drink again:P
In reality it's until the next time:)
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Space shuttle Endeavour not long after the start of its final voyage from L.A. International Airport to the California Science Center in downtown L.A., late Friday evening, along the city streets of Inglewood and Los Angeles.
A bit farther up the road. I like the lighting and texture.
I have a few more decent ones but I'll hold off a while.
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There is an article about it here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2216511/Space-Shuttle-Endeavour-Thats-quite-Endeavour-Space-shuttle-begins-complex-manouver--try-squeeze-skinny-streets-LA-day-journey-new-home.html . Pictures aren't as good as your last one tho'. |
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No, that last one really shows the surface (of the "white bit") well, I always thought it was... you know, how it normally looks. Not absolutely polished like an F1 car for obvious reasons, but still fairly smooth. |
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This image is not the property (intellectual or otherwise) of TheDawgz.
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I'm still laughing at that picture TheDawgz.
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I sent this to my wife and told her it would make a great Christmas card. She said "very funny, get back to work" I laugh for 10 minutes after that.
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Very nice, m'lud. I like the slow shutter speed. What did you take it with? |
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d200 & according to the exif: sigma 18-50mm @ 18mm, f8, 1s.
If you like that I've managed to take a few more nice ones. |
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d200 & according to the exif: sigma 18-50mm @ 18mm, f8, 1s.
If you like that I've managed to take a few more nice ones.
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Location?
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I think it's thredbo but may be kosciuszko.
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d200 & according to the exif: sigma 18-50mm @ 18mm, f8, 1s.
If you like that I've managed to take a few more nice ones.
Please do. Crunchi usually posts them on his own thread but most of the others' appear here. |
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Saying a few prayers for the challenge :-)
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Saying a few prayers for the challenge :-)
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Nicely done your honour. |
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Saying a few prayers for the challenge :-)
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Nicely done your honour.
It's a great pic and it's "Your Lordship" LOL |
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I'm not sure it will be widely appreciated but I am rather pleased with this:
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I like it - it's kinda neat |
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nice. you'll get bonus points if you can spell something next time ;-) |
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T,
Regarding your recent photo:
Why is there a body at your feet, exactly what were you celebrating and why haven't we heard much of Erin lately?
Concerned as always,
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It looks like light saber :)
Star wars attack :)
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it's getting late.
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Love the pics - keep em coming |
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A wrinkle in the fabric of life? |
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Something bad wrong with that picture... no dart board |
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A wrinkle in the fabric of life?
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A wrinkle in the fabric of life?
A pain in the ass, I think.
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A wrinkle in the fabric of life?
A pain in the ass, I think.
All depends on how calm one remains; one might think.
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A wrinkle in the fabric of life?
A pain in the ass, I think.
All depends on how calm one remains; one might think.
So you're saying you could remain calm?
TheDawgz were merely reiterating the message on the shirt ....
On a completely different tack - Do you think that this wonderful Kodak Moment was shared with family and friends prior to anyone noticing? If so, I am sure that Mum and Dad were just floored! |
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Now that I'm back it looks like I need to raise the tone of the thread. ;-)
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Nice - where is this? looks warm yet refreshing all at the same time.
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