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 DO NOT QUOTE PHOTOS & Photo Size 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

melekalikimaka

AnCatDubh

Not so familiar treatment of the scene perhaps.

AnimalRights

4sb wrote: »

Some really really good photos here. Ive been very quiet on boards. This was taken for an internal comp in a photo soc I'm in.

Brilliant, but surely a title?

"Billy No Mates"

BFassassin

cian1500ww wrote: »

You don't see this everyday:

I was there today too. Didnt take the camera with me though.
The winning time was incredible. All three teams managed to build them in under 10 mins.

mahamageehad

This is a kids green play area in Tipperary that collapsed a few feet into the ground this week. (Also entered for the motion assignment)

gary82

Another one of the NUIG quad.

The processing is very harsh on this, I like it for this shot but I suspect most wont!

dudara

nilhg

Fallen

humberklog

minolta and fuji film

hellboy99

Came across these two while going through my collection.

Morrisseeee

Great place for a swing........(check out rope & tyre!)

trican

Killkee, Co. Clare. Ilford HP5 film developed in Rodinal Special, shot with Nikon FE-2

Ciaran500

trican wrote: »

Killkee, Co. Clare. Ilford HP5 film developed in Rodinal Special, shot with Nikon FE-2

You just need the url in the tags, so it'll look like this

[IMG*]http://photos2.pix.ie/1C/04/1C046B6D81084CC58CA7EDCDC3805204-800.jpg[*/IMG]

GhostInTheRuins

The mound of the hostages at Tara one night last week:

kelly1

Great shot GITR. What time was it taken at? How dark was it? Came out very well! Seems to be some star movement so I assume it was a long exposure?

Regards,
Noel.

cian1500ww

BFassassin wrote: »

I was there today too. Didnt take the camera with me though.
The winning time was incredible. All three teams managed to build them in under 10 mins.

Yeah, I know someone who video'd the lot, he'll have it up on youtube soon.

Brndn

Back to work

GhostInTheRuins

kelly1 wrote: »

Great shot GITR. What time was it taken at? How dark was it? Came out very well! Seems to be some star movement so I assume it was a long exposure?

Regards,
Noel.

Thanks Kelly, it was taken sometime between half past eleven and midnight, with a 30 second exposure I think. I was waiting for weeks to be able to take it, not too often we have a cloudless night and a full moon at the same time

I can't say I'm overly happy with it because at the time I never checked the histogram, and because it was so dark out there and the camera screen was so bright it looked well exposed, but when I got home they were way underexposed so the shots are all a bit too noisy for my liking.

Must try it again next chance I get.

dryadssaddle

NORTH1

A couple taken with the motion challenge in mind.




Slow shutter speeds throws up some lovely backgrounds.

kjt

Cosmo K

OctavarIan

Ugh, Flickr and its unsharp masking

Rb

Begin a 12 page project, or take pictures of the cat?

The latter.

Morrisseeee

Vibrant Autumn scene.....

Anouilh

projectmayhem

Promised myself that I would take some photo's this week...

dnme

gary82 wrote: »

It's actually a stitch of 18 photos! Oh if only I had a wide angle lens!

a fellow NUIG'er, I had a look at some of your Donegal shots on flickr, very nice. are you in photo soc ? if so say hello to the midele aged tall fella when u see him.

humberklog

Canon A1 + 400iso

oshead

From a recent Wedding Photography Workshop by Yervant.