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The C&H Photography Thread
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That is absolutly fantastic...
I was not aware this place had a Photography place
here is my favourite picture i've ever taken for my favourite Forum
8:04 P.M and the sun is shining. by Marko93101, on Flickr0 -
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Insect Overlord wrote: »Everyone's ignoring my old thread-rules.
And now I'm powerless to stop them!
Is that back-seat modding I can smell? >.>
/shakes ban hammer
Although if people could keep it to maybe 3 photos per post that'd be swell? I find one isn't always enough and I know I don't want to be constantly multi-posting and clogging up the whole thread.0 -
Shamelessly plagiarized from the above post.That is absolutly fantastic
I was not aware this place had a Photography place
here is my favourite picture i've ever taken for my favourite Forum
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8:04 P.M and the sun is shining. by Marko93101, on Flickr
“Talent borrows, genius steals” - Oscar Wilde by Jackobyte on pix.ie
EDIT: If Mark, or anyone else for that matter, has any problem with this, I won't hesitate to take this down. A quick pm is all that is needed.0 -
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duuuude, thats awesome! I love it, no problem, i encourage variations on everything
youve actually insipered me0 -
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Agnostic Mantis wrote: »Try figuring this one out! (No after effects were used.)
(Spooky greyscale goodness)
Did you take a photo of a really reflective window? Or did you put the camera on a tripod while using a really long exposure, so you could capture one scene for a few seconds seconds and then spin the camera around to capture something else for the remainder? Looks amazing anyway, whatever you did! Really eerie and ghostly.
And just to respect IO's old rules, here's a really old photo! 'Tis meself, being, er... handy with the aul' camera*.
Also, party in my gaff! This one's ancient, an entire hair-"style" ago.
*NOTE: Banjo Fella does not claim to actually be handy with or to even possess a tiny bit of knowledge about how to use cameras. He can barely work the "auto" setting, and even then, he might manage to accidentally crop someone's arms off in the process... and not just out of shot.0 -
Banjo Fella wrote: »Did you take a photo of a really reflective window? Or did you put the camera on a tripod while using a really long exposure, so you could capture one scene for a few seconds seconds and then spin the camera around to capture something else for the remainder? Looks amazing anyway, whatever you did! Really eerie and ghostly.
I shall reveal my amazing, stupendous secret. I'm standing outside my patio-door, looking in through my house towards the front window, so my kitchen looks like it's on the outside and my garden looks like it's on the inside. I disguised the camera by placing it in line with the front window, making the two partitions in the front window my eyes, because I thought it was funnay lukin'. The only effect on the camera was the black and white. I know extremely little about cameras, other than how to fiddle about with them. So it all looks a bit inside-out, boy you turn me, upside down or something....Eat your heart out Christopher Nolan.0 -
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Cakesofrice wrote: »
Love the second one, it looks like a unicorn. Where was it taken?
And did it naturally come out that silhouetted or was the burn tool involved?0 -
Love the second one, it looks like a unicorn. Where was it taken?
And did it naturally come out that silhouetted or was the burn tool involved?
:pac: That's what 2 other's said, It was taken in the Cooley mountains, we were just walking and it appeared beside us.
It was slightly silhouetted so I messed with the Gamma in Levels in PS and burned a bit and converted to b&w.0 -
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Cakesofrice wrote: »Ohhhh! Nice Thread
I have these two printed A3, looking to get them mounted now.
So that's who you are on here! Ah ha 0 -
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An owl once landed on my windowsill. TruefaxSarahBeep! wrote: »My cousin just threw this up on facebook, thought it looked like a col action shot! There was a bat outside my window earlier but I was't able to get a pic!0 -
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I keep seeing foxes on one of the roads between town and where I live, but they only come out in the dark! Also, it's a road with no hard-shoulder/set-down area.
On the bright side, I'll probably have a few interesting pictures of insects and flowers and stuff in the next few weeks.0 -
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