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Oregon Workshop Images
- Thread starter Jack
- Start date
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
LOL actually Birds . I need to clone them out when I get on a big monitor.
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Thanks hard to tell on my laptop.
ecsh
New member
That is actually his plan <G>Who cares, the MFDB images are plain fantastic!
You really want to make us all feel bad not to be there... :banghead:
I would have liked to attend this, but the schedule did not cooperate this time. Maybe the next one.
Earlier in the thread Bob had posted an image of Jack demonstrating his iPhone landscape technique. Actually, he was scouting the area to see if it warranted hauling out all his big gear for a serious shoot. After review on the iPhone he decided this was the spot and ran back to the car and schlepped out the big guns for the scene. Here he is in action with the heavy artillery.
A few minutes later Guy did a demonstration on proper body position for framing and bracing, crucial for macro and critical work as can be seen in the image below. Bob was on hand to assist.
A few minutes later Guy did a demonstration on proper body position for framing and bracing, crucial for macro and critical work as can be seen in the image below. Bob was on hand to assist.
robsteve
Subscriber
And then in class, Brad shows up with a PORTABLE Espresso machine!!! And yes, he graciously fixed me one and it was delicious
Brad:
Care to share what it is and where you got it? That would be great for the road trips.
Robert
robsteve
Subscriber
Alright here comes a load of images from the GF1 camera
Guy:
The pilings are great. Look at the detail! even the seagull in the background is sharp.
Robert
Dale Allyn
New member
Robert:
These are the two that I've considered:
Handpresso (I think this is what Brad is using above. (?)
and Mypressi.
Mypressi on Gizmodo
YouTube has some videos as well. Maybe Brad will offer some guidance.
Joseph Ramos
Workshop Member
Wish I could be there with you guys your getting some nice shots. Next workshop I will have another family member coming along but she likes photography so it will be a good experience for her to.
bradhusick
Active member
Yes, guys, this is the Hanpresso in the picnic travel kit (cups, thermos, coffee pods, napkins, custom case.) It makes great espresso - all you need is some hot water. Ordered it online from the maker. Do a Google search for Handpresso.
