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Random Photo Part VII DO NOT QUOTE PHOTOS & < 800px PLEASE!

Calina · 2008-12-03 11:58:34

Here is the latest incarnation: (shamelessly nicked from the start of Mk V - credit to Fajitas!) You know the story. Random Photos, off you go. * All images must be 800 pixels or less on the longest side. Any posts with images which break this rule will be deleted. * Please don't include the original picture in your reply…

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#92 07-12-2008 6:00am
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#96 07-12-2008 12:06pm
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In the Phoenix Park at 9am this morning. It was fecking freezing, minus -3c.

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#97 07-12-2008 12:35pm
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NORTH1 wrote: »

Your shot seems to be taken at nearly the same time as mine judging by the craters in the shot, what was your setting and method for the shot?

Still not a bad shot of the moon in my opinion.

Maybe a little yellow?

Brian

Here's one from a while back, 300mm lens so effective 450mm, f/5.6, ISO 200, 1/125s. Slightly long shutter speed (handheld) but the shake reduction on the Pentax is very effective.

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Ok, so silage bales are a pretty prosaic objects, but add some frost and a low winter sun.............................

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#100 07-12-2008 4:12pm
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Phoenix Park at 9am this morning. Freezing cold @ minus -3c, but absolutely stunning. I just fired off a few photos with my little Sony W120 Cyber-Shot & pretty happy with the results.

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#102 07-12-2008 7:12pm
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#103 07-12-2008 7:57pm
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Try this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/41851328@N00/3089476127/

Belfast City Hall last week

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#104 07-12-2008 8:15pm
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going to post one later

Showing Old technology as New technology

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#105 07-12-2008 9:00pm
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Couple of Reindeer in the park on Saturday morning who got a bit disturbed by all the people in Santa outfits going for a run:

Dunno if the deer had red noses, I certainly did with the cold though.

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#106 07-12-2008 9:03pm
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£14 for a mug? Jaysus! I love the colours in the sky in the second pic, almost looks unreal.

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#108 07-12-2008 9:33pm
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Yes £14 for a mug

thats Central london prices.I didnt believed it my self when I saw that:eek:

TPD wrote: »

@digitally-yours

£14 for a mug? Jaysus! I love the colours in the sky in the second pic, almost looks unreal.

I remember when my I river was the most advanced device I had.

now looks a tale to times.

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#110 07-12-2008 9:46pm
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#111 07-12-2008 10:46pm
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Large Here

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#112 07-12-2008 10:48pm
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See the chopper?

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#113 07-12-2008 11:25pm
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whyulittle wrote: »

See the chopper?

yes:D . I thought it was a dirty sensor at first:eek:

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#114 07-12-2008 11:27pm
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first pic balbriggan last weekend

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and Skerries this morning...

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#115 07-12-2008 11:51pm
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Loop Line

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A few from Krakow.

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Found in connameara over the weekend

HB

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NORTH1 wrote: »

Your shot seems to be taken at nearly the same time as mine judging by the craters in the shot, what was your setting and method for the shot?

1/50, f/5.7, ISO 100. Sigma 70-300mm at 300mm on a tripod with remote release.

I tried manually focussing at one point, using the live view function and digitally zooming to 10x on the LCD - it was really cool to watch the moon visibly gliding across the screen.

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#120 08-12-2008 1:55pm
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I don't have to moderate this thread anymore!!!

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#121 08-12-2008 4:40pm
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I went out yesterday morning in the hopes of getting of those fantastic foggy frosty sunrises that I always see on my way to work when I have no camera...of course, the part of the sky in question was covered with cloud so I had to settle for these....

Mirror Image

it was also the first time I had seen frozen sand and seawater...

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