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M8 Abstracts...
- Thread starter jaapv
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jonoslack
Active member
:ROTFL: That's a bit 'literal' isn't it!Let's see if we can get this subject going.
This one is called "MUD"
Good Idea though - does this count?
or this?
Here is a sort-of abstract. Already posted in the Puerto Rico workshop thread, but reposted here in case you have not visited over there. (Lots of great M8 images in that thread BTW). This is a hand-held long exposure M8 shot of a belly-dancer taken during one of our evening meals. Details are 28 Cron wide open, ISO 640, 0.7 sec shutter speed. Admittedly, I get about one for three held still enough at those speeds to generate what I consider a usable image, but I happen to like effect of a reasonably sharp background with blurred subjects showing action:
mwalker
Subscriber Member
jonoslack
Active member
Hi Terry
Oh the anguish.
I really couldn't decide whether to cut a nice neat bite in the apple, or take a rough one - so it was the rough one (always pander to one's lazy side!). Especially after having to visit 43 greengrocer's shops before I could find an apple this small
Thanks Jack - I love the belly dancer . . . but I think I liked the lap dance one better.
Mike - what smart shoes you have :ROTFL:
Oh the anguish.
I really couldn't decide whether to cut a nice neat bite in the apple, or take a rough one - so it was the rough one (always pander to one's lazy side!). Especially after having to visit 43 greengrocer's shops before I could find an apple this small
Thanks Jack - I love the belly dancer . . . but I think I liked the lap dance one better.
Mike - what smart shoes you have :ROTFL:
jaapv
Subscriber Member
Anything goes, as long as it is not straight...
Come to think of it, that applies to 98% of your work:ROTFL::ROTFL:
I love it!
irakly
New member
i know... all i have to do is to find market for it, and i am richAnything goes, as long as it is not straight...
Come to think of it, that applies to 98% of your work:ROTFL::ROTFL:
I love it!
mwalker
Subscriber Member
Mark Gowin
Member
Some good stuff here. I will play.