Random Photo Part XI. DO NOT QUOTE PHOTOS & Size < 800px PLEASE!

democrates

IvyTheTerrible wrote: »

Tassel hyacinth

Nice one, you should lob that into Anouilh's flower thread too.

democrates

domcq wrote: »

This is my first photo post here - comments appreciated. A Tree in The (Phenoix) Park.
http://boards.ie/vbulletin/attachment.php?attachmentid=83073&d=1245351312

I like the composition with the emphasised perspective and the close up detail of the bark.

The hue changes don't appeal to me at all though, at best a bit of a lark for a few seconds but I'd probably prefer something closer to the natural colours, or given the textures and light and shadow I'd guess it would be nice in b&w too. /2c

PS You can set up a free account on pix.ie and upload your pics there - it gives you code to copy and paste to get your pic on here, so easy.

PPS If you start a thread with C&C (comments & critique) in the title and post the original and other versions you'll probably get a lot more feedback, well worth it.

IvyTheTerrible

democrates wrote: »

Nice one, you should lob that into Anouilh's flower thread too.

Thanks! Will do.

humberklog

Very first pics with new SLR. It'll take a bit of getting used to. That or I'll break it, lose it or have it thrown at me.
Howth to Dun L on free fuji film.
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bullpost

CraggyIslander

Prairie dog having his dinner, somewhere in western Canada



Or see the whole set here

Delta Kilo

Still getting used to my new camera.

f.54

Re:achtungbarry Raindrops on leaf

Its true Less IS more.

f.54

Ye I can see why you love it. Great sense of movement.

PC - Dublin

O'Lochlainn's Pub, Ballyvaughan

http://www.pbase.com/pcronin

f.54

I need my SLR back. This arts and crafts stuff simply isn't a manly hobby.[/CENTER][/QUOTE]

Whats so manly about an SLR. Is it the lens.

spav

http://www.flickr.com/photos/clickyfish/3619228206/

f.54

Brndn wrote: »

Its a HDR, the sky was wicked looking anyway (to the naked eye), imo it needed a bit of cajoling to get the dynamic range of it the same as the naked eye (well maybe a bit ott ).

Hi, how many exposures did you use to get the right effect.

.Longshanks.

More on flickr

humberklog

Lough Owell (or something like that) on Fuji film and using Olympus Trip point and shoot.

keps

sprinkles wrote: »

Sell it to Bulmers

Brilliant idea haahhaaaa:pac::pac::pac::pac:

keps

These are the 2 babies of the 2 earlier starlings - playing at the water container:D

ike

Simplicius

Catching up on scanning some negs I never got time in Darkroom for
Rare sunny Day in September 2008 we dashed out to countryside with a few props and a black bedsheet as a shawl and had a laugh with the camera.
Ilford HP5 35mm film. Dev in Ilfosol 3 dev at 1:14 dilution see www.filmdev.org for detailed development details on this.

994

xia

This evening on West Pier Dun Laoghaire...

sourwine

Earlier, in the office

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Now they all think I am mad for not jumping on a chair and scream for a hero to get rid of it but to first take out my camera and then politely bring it outside...

padocon

sourwine wrote: »

Earlier, in the office

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Now they all think I am mad for not jumping on a chair and scream for a hero to get rid of it but to first take out my camera and then politely bring it outside...

What is it?

sourwine

It's a caterpillar of an Orgyia antiqua http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orgyia_antiqua

I may be wrong but I heard the quoting of pictures is kind of disliked in here...

f.54

keps wrote: »

These are the 2 babies of the 2 earlier starlings - playing at the water container:D

Wow, fantastic shot. This could be a magazine cover for birdwatchers.
Great stuff.

trishw78

humberklog wrote: »

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3612/3642369276_69d5921fd9_o.jpg

Lough Owell (or something like that) on Fuji film and using Olympus Trip point and shoot.

I am really growing to love your work, this is the best so far

Morrisseeee

^^ Nice caterpillar sourwine !, I think it needs a shave :eek:

Reflections of smoke & the sun....

AnCatDubh

mrmac

Lets see if we can close out this thread today!!!

humberklog

trishw78 wrote: »

I am really growing to love your work, this is the best so far

Thanks Trish, much appreciated. I usually do collages as a default mode when I'm in a bit of an inspirational lull. It's handy to have a default that's still being creative and keeps you going rather than throwing the camera into a drawer for months.

Church in the Liberies during the week. This way of working through a lull brought me to a mosque, synagogue (my own one too and it proved the trickiest for permission??) and 4 churches of varying denominations. I've a lot of work to do to make them a cohesive collection. This one I like but it's not fitting in with the others.

Catholic Church on fuji film. Olympus Trip, no flash.

mrmac

mrmac

Late at night, in a cemetry!
Couldn't stay for long - spooked myself :eek:




That's it - I'm done - I've got nothing left!

Morrisseeee

the end.......

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chewed

AnCatDubh

meh - access by phone = no new thread until later

keps

this is my friendly back garden robin - isn't he cool? (or maybe it's a 'she')

Placebo

so bored of takiing the same type of drivel

kjt

Placebo wrote: »

so bored of takiing the same type of drivel

I quite like your drivel!!

sleepyescapade

NORTH1

cian1500ww

One from Donegal today:


Loads more here: http://www.cianmcgovern.com/index.php?page_id=3&album=2&gallery=3

riiight!

Dragan

Slidinginfinity

Keeping with the rainbows.

AnimalRights

Brndn

Slidinginfinity

I love this one from the SPWC.

AnCatDubh

So, to draw the line - excellent postings as ever. Well done to all contributors.

Actually worth mentioning - It's always worth while going back to some of the older threads which still exist to see how the forum and it's users progress.

New Random Thread XII Open for business.

Thank you.

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