cybot wrote:Can you feel his sadness?
He does look a bit rough; great portrait!
the photography thread
Re: the photography thread
He does look a bit rough; great portrait!
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Re: the photography thread
I have been tidying up a folder of Flower Photography so I am going to bore you all (with the possible exception of Adrian who self-admittedly likes flowers) with a few floral exhibits; not too many, I promise!
Perhaps by way of a start I will set a question. I was experimenting with differential focusing on a particular subject so which one of the following two images do you prefer?
Let us call this one No. 1....
Let us call this one No. 2....
Perhaps by way of a start I will set a question. I was experimenting with differential focusing on a particular subject so which one of the following two images do you prefer?
Let us call this one No. 1....
Let us call this one No. 2....
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Do be do be do: Sinatra
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Re: the photography thread
Thank you!fergus wrote:cybot wrote:Can you feel his sadness?
He does look a bit rough; great portrait!
On the same day I got some lovely shots of some horses in a field and, would you believe, their owner came across from his house and asked me would I like to take some photos from his stables! I only had my brand new zoom lens with me that day so I had to make do with that.....Don't worry I will post some of the images later.
Re: the photography thread
Good stuff Dermot; looking forward to more!
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Re: the photography thread
I would prefer the first photo there Fergus. Nice spider shots as well, good focusing!
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Re: the photography thread
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Re: the photography thread
cybot wrote:
Nice shots again Dermot. I like this one.
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