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 DO NOT QUOTE PHOTOS & Photo Size 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

swingking

My first attempt at off camera flash.

Lagnagoushee

Mensch Maschine

Still from Charlie Casanova, Writen and Directed by Terry McMahon.

joeKel73

Another couple from yesterday's dive in Killary Harbour...

sleepyescapade

Photos from my trip to Seattle, more on flickr

katiemaloe

sineadw

foto joe wrote: »

Got this shot of a scallop in Killary Harbour yesterday, in about 20m...

The first (and last!) time I ever dived in a wetsuit in Irish waters was there. 4 degree water and -2 air temp! In a snow Blizzard. Everything was feckin frozen. In neoprene. My skin still turns blue at the thought..

sineadw

Slidinginfinity

megcork wrote: »

Photos from my trip to Seattle, more on flickr

Nice to see a few pictures of home.

Leftyflip

phog

A few from Clare Glens today.

A pano of the upr cascade.



Icy Water





Upr Cascade

NORTH1

pullandbang

Love to see the dogs and the horses out Brian. It's an amazing spectacle - thanks for posting.

Mc Love

In no way am I a professional but I like taking pics and this was taken from my phone.

Was at the Shannon vs UL Bohs match in Thomond Park on Sat

NORTH1

Two more...

humberklog

pullandbang

NORTH1 wrote: »

Two more...

Have you any shots of them on the way back - tired, sweating and covered in mud. They're the shots I love to see.

Roy Rogers

katiemaloe, any chance you could share the exif data for that shot? Don't seem to be able to access it on the pix.ie page. Did you do much in the way of pp on it?

I quite like the stark black&white. I've been trying to achieve something similar intentionally lately -- I have taken a few, but they're mostly happy accidents!

EDIT: Actually, from looking at your profile I gather it was shot on film. No wonder there's no exif

Also, for my first actual post of a photo, one from a stroll yesterday:

PaulieC

NORTH1

pullandbang wrote: »

Have you any shots of them on the way back - tired, sweating and covered in mud. They're the shots I love to see.

No I gave up the chase after two and half hours, having lost them at least twice. It was like stepping back in time, and as one local put it to me in the past most of the people out today would not be allowed near the hunt.

pullandbang

NORTH1 wrote: »

No I gave up the chase after two and half hours, having lost them at least twice. It was like stepping back in time, and as one local put it to me in the past most of the people out today would not be allowed near the hunt.

Pity - I've seen some brilliant shots of the particiapnts completely knackered and mud splattered - they really tell the story of hunting. Nothing to do with killing foxes - it's all about the horses and the thrill of the chase. I'm amazed at the skill and daring of these people, when you see some of the terrain they cross on their horses - it's astonishing!

fluffyVW

Day 4 of 365: Memories

Diabhal_Glas

Theowolfe

m_s_nixon

sprinkles

Deliverance XXV

Enchanted Garden

oshead

Deliverance XXV

Diabhal_Glas wrote: »

Wife Beater

TBH it looks like she's well able to handle herself.

I may be missing what happened prior to the capture but who's beating up who?!

Diabhal_Glas

Deliverance XXV wrote: »

TBH it looks like she's well able to handle herself.

I may be missing what happened prior to the capture but who's beating up who?!

She was well able to handle herself alright, I was playing on the words 'wife beater' Shes probably his wife and giving him a beating by the looks of it.
If you click on the first photo there is a link to more in the series.

Effects

Developed the first roll of film myself last night. Fuji Neopan 400 shot with Canon Eos 1 and scanned with Canon 4400F. Happy with the results.

PopeBuckfastXVI

oshead wrote: »

Light Meter Test

Cool studio, like the shiny floor!

magicbastarder

m_s_nixon wrote: »

http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt263/m-s-nixon/DSC_0043-1.jpg

jeez, bad luck there - you travelled all the way out to photograph the guinness gate, and someone parked a car in the way...

Jim

oshead

PopeBuckfastXVI wrote: »

Cool studio, like the shiny floor!

Thanks Hugh. It's my front sitting room. Just one of the advantages of being seperated. The shiny floor is a 4x4 sheet of perspex painted white underneath.

katiemaloe

Roy Rogers wrote: »

katiemaloe, any chance you could share the exif data for that shot? Don't seem to be able to access it on the pix.ie page. Did you do much in the way of pp on it?

I quite like the stark black&white. I've been trying to achieve something similar intentionally lately -- I have taken a few, but they're mostly happy accidents!

EDIT: Actually, from looking at your profile I gather it was shot on film. No wonder there's no exif

Hey Rob,
Yeah i took this photo with film- the free fuji 200 film thats knockin about. I changed it to black and white afterwards and slightly upped the contrast. Thas it, easy peasy! I'm not a fan of too much messin about afterwards, I don't like the idea of changing the image too much from how it was originally taken.
PS I like your photo too! Well done

Deliverance XXV

A pretty cool church in St. Mullins, Co. Carlow that lights up spectacularly at night.

humberklog

Masada

Love your photo's oshead, very well done, I wish i could get those kind of results.,:)




I found this one on the camera from way back in October/halloween,

Mensch Maschine

Howth Yacht Club marina..

Simplicius

Roy Rogers

katiemaloe wrote: »

Hey Rob,
Yeah i took this photo with film- the free fuji 200 film thats knockin about. I changed it to black and white afterwards and slightly upped the contrast. Thas it, easy peasy! I'm not a fan of too much messin about afterwards, I don't like the idea of changing the image too much from how it was originally taken.
PS I like your photo too! Well done

Cool, thanks for the info anyway!

swingking

another off camera flash attempt

humberklog

olympus trip

Rb

Stormy day in NYC lead to a lot of time indoors.

pixbyjohn

sprinkles

Didn't think there were still any tower cranes left in Dublin....

collig2

Like that one

humberklog

sprinkles wrote: »

Didn't think there were still any tower cranes left in Dublin....

The cranes are proudly standing over an evacuated Danniger (company now gone) site that was building the, what was to be, new headquarters of AngloIrish bank (now...well not gone...but).

plonk

Jiuzhaigou national park in china btw this place was immense.




rice terrace panorama




and kitty


I know quality isnt great on these photos but it was seriously hazy.

Taken with a panasonic fz28.