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 DO NOT QUOTE PHOTOS & Size 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

AnCatDubh · 2009-06-21 12:09:48

This thread is for random pictures of random things in random places by random people - so basically this is the place for random photographs. No expectation of quality or content. It's for everyone. This thread exists because it is good to share :) Please familiarise yourself with the rules before posting. A little…

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#1022 22-07-2009 8:35pm
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Re-edited

Before and after here ---> click

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#1023 22-07-2009 8:38pm
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#1024 22-07-2009 9:40pm
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#1025 22-07-2009 10:06pm
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I'm no photographer, but a cheeky one of my dog

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#1026 22-07-2009 10:09pm
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#1027 22-07-2009 10:26pm
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1950's Exa1A with Meyer Domiplan Lens .... Expect more colour soon ,thanks to the generosity of Sliding Infinity who passed over a huge load of Unicare 35mm colour film....

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#1028 22-07-2009 10:32pm
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Minolta and fuji film.

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#1029 22-07-2009 10:38pm
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humberklog wrote: »

Minolta and fuji film.

This is better in my opinion than the first one, few questions though, probably self evident but might as well ask.

What grade filter to get the clouds so dark - suspecting Orange or red?
also there are some hexagonal patterns especially right hand side, on the print are these the results of raindrops? if so pretty cool effect.

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#1030 22-07-2009 11:00pm
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Simplicius wrote: »

This is better in my opinion than the first one, few questions though, probably self evident but might as well ask.

What grade filter to get the clouds so dark - suspecting Orange or red?
also there are some hexagonal patterns especially right hand side, on the print are these the results of raindrops? if so pretty cool effect.

Yeah I prefer this one too but I had to post the other one up for someone to see. The first is posted with no PP at all (no cropping either), straight off the disc and no filters on camera, simple single shot as the sky and grass were doing all the work so let the free fuji do it's job. The first was taken outside whereas the 2nd was taken inside a car and I used the rain droplets on the windscreen for effect, you may as well use what you have. The raindroplets about 500mm away from the camera gave that lovely glistening effect. Then I simply converted the colour to B+W on Picasa.
If you click on the pic it should bring you to my Pix.ie page and you can see the full collection, it's devided into three folders. The colour ones have had no PP the B+W are one simple press of a button.
On this one I've given the windscreen clearer focus, works well too...

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#1031 22-07-2009 11:01pm
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#1032 22-07-2009 11:32pm
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I was back in my hometown the weekend, Cork and saw this and laughed, only in Ireland would you see a Porta-loo strapped with a truck sling to the deck of a ship to make it compliant to Health & Safety legislation

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#1033 22-07-2009 11:34pm
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#1035 23-07-2009 12:54am
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A much better effort I hope, thanks again Gary

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#1036 23-07-2009 1:13am
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#1037 23-07-2009 1:37am
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Suffering form Cabin Fever....

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#1038 23-07-2009 1:57am
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One from the galway arts fest parade sunday night - what a pile of shoite.

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#1039 23-07-2009 7:59am
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#1040 23-07-2009 8:19am
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Sundown colors
/heavy on the 'clarity (negative)' slider !

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#1041 23-07-2009 9:42am
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#1042 23-07-2009 10:54am
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This was taken on my hotel room balcony, Zermatt, Switzerland.

The mountain is known as The Matterhorn.

Those of you who like mountain pics should like this!!

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#1043 23-07-2009 12:02pm
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On the way home.....

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#1044 23-07-2009 12:11pm
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oshead wrote: »

Suffering form Cabin Fever....

i think picasa has the same collage feature minus the annoying watermark

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#1045 23-07-2009 12:19pm
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Woddle wrote: »

A much better effort I hope, thanks again Gary

Was this image taken with one photo or was it pieced together?

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#1046 23-07-2009 12:41pm
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SuprSi wrote: »

Was this image taken with one photo or was it pieced together?

made from multiple pictures....
Check here

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#1047 23-07-2009 1:49pm
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I've been twittered....
/...opens up google to find out about this twittering thingy eeek

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#1048 23-07-2009 2:34pm
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[IMG][/img]

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#1049 23-07-2009 2:37pm
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I noticed a pinhole shot a few pages back, so

Taken with a 40D body, and a body-cap adapted to be a pinhole lens. 30-second exposures.

(can anyone name the Dublin pub?)

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#1050 23-07-2009 3:18pm
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beans wrote: »

(can anyone name the Dublin pub?)

(stag's head?)

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#1051 23-07-2009 3:26pm
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Imposter wrote: »

(stag's head?)

<hint>It's closer to Merrion Square...</hint>

Good guess, though.

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