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 DO NOT QUOTE PHOTOS & Size 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

AnCatDubh

Woooooo - Number 13, Unlucky for some but not for the photography forum users - another thread of wonderful exemplary photography

So here goes - refresh your minds on the rules;

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 discussion is allowed but don't enter into debate as the thread is intended mainly to show photographs.

Thread rules [Please Read] NB - IMPORTANT STUFF NEXT

* General Charter Rules Apply

* All images must be 800 pixels or less on the longest side. Any posts with images which break this rule will be deleted.

* No Quoting Images - Please don't include the original picture in your reply to a post.

* Making your picture a link to the page it's hosted on flickr or pix.ie or elsewhere is both handy for us nosy lot to find the rest of your stuff, and also generally considered the polite thing to do by the image host. Indeed for some including pix.ie and flickr, it is a condition of using their service.

* No arguments. Self explanatory really.

* If you have a disagreement with a photo, use the report post feature - don't go abusing the poster.

Welcome newbies... Always great to see you moving away from lurking to taking part - we won't bite (eh... too often).

If you find yourself on the wrong side of these rules, prepare yourself for your post to be deleted, or if you've been feicing around repeatedly, prepare yourself for break from the forum.

By submitting your image to the random thread it will be considered for the forum's Photo of the Week as outlined on the ideas thread. Don't worry, this isn't a daunting experience - you won't even know until it happens

Have fun and enjoy. Thank you.

Now off with ya!

Slidinginfinity

let's get this rollin'

decimal

4sb

My Flickr

xia

Perfect fit

Morrisseeee

As requested/suggested

jtang

honerbright

One of Cinnamon as a kitten
Tis a shame about the upper left corner, should have cloned it out, ah well!

Ghost Train

gerk86

poster I put together for a mini fan.



larger size

Sleepy

Pigwidgeon

first time in ages I've uploaded (or taken) anything

Borderfox

the Boyne at Slane

oshead

Deliverance XXV

jtang

JMcCR

shrapnel222

Imposter

Messing around with one of my favs from Slovenia:

forbairt

One MrsForbairt took last night that I wish was mine

Borderfox

DaireQuinlan

Expectant

Kazujo

Low sun across Laytown beach

trooney

PaulieC

Borderfox wrote: »

the Boyne at Slane

Keith, I notice a lot of landscapes from you lately. They are all really rich in colour, what processing do you use to get such vibrancy ?

joolsveer

A couple from Brest, France.

Trev M

I think this is shot is Gas the kid just legged it on the thing with the lady chasing him and the parents shouting their heads off to come back ....hahha ohhhh how we laughed

Trev M

trooney wrote: »

http://photos3.pix.ie/19/10/191039669FB34D7BBBE8FA893197EE01-800.jpg

Heh cool idea. Upsidedownedness :eek:

honerbright

KarmaGarda

Borderfox

cambo_gueno wrote: »

Keith, I notice a lot of landscapes from you lately. They are all really rich in colour, what processing do you use to get such vibrancy ?

All last night were shot on the Mk3 using the 7 shot bracket, blended in Photomatix and then adjusted in PS using a Topaz preset that I set up. I think the camera is set up at one click + on saturation already. I would rekon its the 7 shots that give the range of colours though

Thanks Paul

Zonda999

Near Dun Aengus, Inismore(Taken with a Camera phone!)

dakar

Kitesurfer at Rosses Point, Sligo

humberklog

fujifilm

mehfesto2

Taking Back Sunday, lastg night at the Academy.

wersal gummage

Sleepy

Was a fun day out - managed to fill an 8GB card during the 2 hours of the show!

xshayx

kjt

Mycroft H

First few rolls of film procesed today!

Anyway christ church cathedral in dublin. Kodak B&W 400

Mycroft H

stephens green shopping center

honerbright

Cheetahs from the Auckland Zoo

wersal gummage

Borderfox wrote: »

All last night were shot on the Mk3 using the 7 shot bracket, blended in Photomatix and then adjusted in PS using a Topaz preset that I set up. I think the camera is set up at one click + on saturation already. I would rekon its the 7 shots that give the range of colours though

Thanks Paul

I was wondering the same thing - your photos have great colour.

whats the story with topaz ? i googled it there - you pay about 50 quid for it and it then appears in photoshop ?

Mycroft H

is it just me or does kodak B&w 400cn have a slight sepia tinge to it?

keps

Buy a tie?

Istanbul

NorDub

Trev M

.Longshanks.

Very noisy (I need an external flash - where does it end:eek::D) but i still like it!


(Taken for challenge no.18 so double post -->click)

.Longshanks.

keps wrote: »

Buy a tie?

Istanbul

http://i27.tinypic.com/52b4ic.jpg

I recognised that shot was ours before i looked at the user name. You've definitely got a distinct style

keps

landyman wrote: »

is it just me or does kodak B&w 400cn have a slight sepia tinge to it?

Are not they printed on colour paper?
Unless you are printing yourself and can adjust the contrast to HIGH - you will get a kinda colour feel to the prints.