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 DO NOT QUOTE PHOTOS & Size 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

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ThOnda wrote: »

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Great picture. I love it.

artyeva

From a wet day in a field Vintage car & tractor show in Ballycastle yesterday. I got dragged along by my OH went completely voluntarily and got absolutely f**king soaked had a wonderful time...

stick-dan

Owl from Dublin Zoo

challengemaster

Simplicius wrote: »

caught from car window , Konica Auto S3 Rangefinder , Ilford PanF50 film

You know, after seeing hundreds of chinese people carrying couches and suites of furniture on bikes around beijing....that doesn't even surprise me!

ThOnda

Thanks for all thanks.

TJM

PaulieC

Hugh_C

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Model: Hazel
Makeup: Karina Flynn

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dakar

The Puma Ocean Racing yacht 'il mostro' from the VOR festival in Galway.

PaulieC

Pablod

L-M

This is Scruffy.

The happiest dog I've ever come across. (I know I focused on the cars behind, but I still like it).

humberklog

The downturn in the tourism industry is a little more complicated than simply the international credit crunch.

Wile E. Coyote

^^^

That poor fella's been in that barrell for years.

Dublin_Gunner

He was sitting with his hand out for ages!

Valentia

Messing in PS.

homerun_homer

I’ve a very similar photo of this view which I posted before but I decided to upload this too because it includes my friend looking out the binocular yoke.

homerun_homer

Valentia wrote: »

Messing in PS.

Soon to be pedestrianised so I read today.

ronnie3585

@ Limerick man, is that your MkI? Looks very tasty.

L-M

No, the MK1 belongs to a friend. Mk4 is mine.

oshead

Yesterday in Botanic Gardens.

dakar

Another from Galway. A section of the mast and rigging from the Irish-Chinese yacht Green Dragon.

artyeva

dakar

^^ @ artyeva, Is that Circus Vegas in Sligo. Brought the kids at the weekend, great show.

And since I hate posting in this thread without leaving a pic behind:) another Green Dragon shot:

artyeva

dakar wrote: »

^^ @ artyeva, Is that Circus Vegas in Sligo. Brought the kids at the weekend, great show.

it is indeed, we passed it on the way back from enniskillen on saturday. my OH had a canary when he saw the massive peterbilt trucks so we stopped for a gawk.

here's two from enniskillen:

L-M

After a bit of advice from challengemaster, I was able to come up with this.

NORTH1

peter1892

Some home strobist experimentation (with a very patient model!)

humberklog

Weaver and loom on Olympus Trip and free fuji film.

Morrisseeee

Sunset (till the cows come home):

I used a Cokin adapter & yellow filter (for the top half of the pic) for the effect.

rahtkennades

Dublin_Gunner wrote: »

He was sitting with his hand out for ages!

Haha. That guy's been doing that since I was a kid. So long it's become a family joke!

From my trip to Kilmainham Gaol yesterday.

seamus-2k7

I guess everyone has a daisy pic. Wasn't me behind the shutter for this one.

mehfesto2

Portrait of Siobhan (edited from earlier)


Self-portrait

red_ice

Have you tried adding another strobe to that? snoot it to the head maybe?

eljono

The naval barracks in Copenhagen

Simplicius

humberklog wrote: »

Weaver and loom on Olympus Trip and free fuji film.

These are superb shots, Of course the humble olympus trip is famous for its brilliant lens but you need to know where to point it! Bravo superb, especially like the second one

Simplicius

Nikkor 50mm f/1.4D and dark yellow filter, Ilford HP5+ in Ilfosol 3 Developer
Negs of HP5+ scan very grainy for some reason, but print beautifully with great tonal separation.

stick-dan

mehfesto2

red_ice wrote: »

Have you tried adding another strobe to that? snoot it to the head maybe?

I only have the one - I just worked out how to get my sb600 wireless.
It's being held by myself ad siobhan in our own pictures!
But if I was adding an extra light, where would I aim it?

Burnt

Humberklog may i ask where did you take the picture of the weaver?
The shot of the warp through the shafts is excellent

OctavarIan

Took the picture at an awkward angle, the cat was playing and if I got down beside it to frame better it would have ran off :pac:
Colours done in Photoshop

eclectichoney

Single-handedly bringing down the quality of the (ridiculously awesome!) thread:




Taken with a basic Fuji point & shoot this evening

Tzetze

Morrisseeee

Built for speed:



/...just noticed that this is a NEW Photo thread !! woweee !

Tirabaralla

Another Cork shot.

ThOnda

humberklog

Thanks Simplicius, it is a cracking little camera. It's lovely for framing shots without too much hassle and I love playing with dropping the focus off the main subject etc.
The 2nd is my favourite too but when I'm in a place like that I like to build a little story in my mind and try and get what the area is about. So I took 10 snaps and had 9 keepers, not a bad average...no cropping either which is a bonus.

Burnt they were taken the week before last in Avoca Handweavers in Wicklow. The factory floor is open to the public and is well worth a few minutes with a camera if you're in the area.

Here's The Bobbin Threader:

Morrisseeee

An oldie (re-edited)

:Sundrop:

Dink

eas

humberklog wrote: »

Mirrors, multiple exposures, step ladders and collages.

Devils Glen? Wonderful spot and shots...