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Yeah...I'm just way to young for this forum, I knowOK you just dropped the board average age by a decade :wtf: :deadhorse:
First shoot? So you're very lucky, or quite gifted. I'll opt for the latter :toocool:
But...some fresh thoughts are never a bad thing...I hope:grin:Rayyan: Well done despite your education. Just kidding. My daughter is the mathematician in the family (physicist) and she'd agree. I stopped at second year calculus, and even I would agree. Math is everywhere, and certainly in Art. :thumbup:
Rayyan: Two very different images. Interesting textures and lines in the first. Looks like they're moving through the field harvesting? Colors,and IQ in both are great. :thumbs: Cheers, Matt
I Shall Never Complain About My Job again! Well Shot & Documented!
Mr. Hilfiger Looks Thrilled! Time For Another Wallet Cleaning!Psst, Mitch. Over here. Want to buy a Rolex cheap? Maybe for your bride?
Nice Grab Rayyan!
A Natural Talent You Are! Great Stuff!Again, just some recent shoots. Don't expect any connection between them
Thunderstorm:
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Waterdrops:
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Little Bird:
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Ice:
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This is actually a photographed film poster. I like te depth in the picture...keep in mind that the «original» was completely 2D
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Alarm pistol (hope this is the correct term)
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I truly love this one!:salute:
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Very nice mood. I'm jealous (again)!
Corlan: Thanks. No, not a cheap shop; but one selling items at exorbitant prices.Nice details in the shop window, Rayyan... wouldn't say it looks too cheap a place
Matt: Sincere thanks pal. Tried engineering..bad choice. Found an American
Steve: Right you are my friend. And Thanks.
Steve: I had been to this place earlier. He was fleecing them!!Mr. Hilfiger Looks Thrilled! Time For Another Wallet Cleaning!
Lloyd: Thank you sir.
Steve: I can tell when you crop! You should leave the little black edges around the photo. That way, we can see that you respected the integrity of your vision at the moment of capture. :ROTFL:...Thanks Matt! Seeking Professional Help For Cropping...
Corlan: At the moment, I'm partial to the second image. The vectors leading to the castle are stronger; seems more balanced and "complete" as a photo. On my laptop, the road and the wall in the first are very light and don't draw the eye in to a subject. Cool pp! :salute:The dungeon of this XI-XII c. castle only got a wall left standing. These are views from the entrance, still have to fight my way into fields to get the -best for the dungeon- rear view. Will probably have to wait till after the harvest, it's quite a long walk on that other side.
In the meantime...
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Any preference, c&c?
Have to go back there with the tripod, inadvertedly left home (well, actually someone emptied & cleaned the trunk
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Rayyan: Okee dokee.Another one of my advantages is that I have a small one. People don't feel
threatened by it. Also it forces me to get near. The smaller the better and nearer I say..
I have been happy with mine so far..so have others.
Thanks Tim!
Kindness Begets Kindness! Very Nice Rayyan!Another one of my advantages is that I have a small one. People don't feel
threatened by it. Also it forces me to get near. The smaller the better and nearer I say..
I have been happy with mine so far..so have others.
Superb!Sometimes I have no choice. I have to use my big hun. I just show it to them so that they can get used to it being there.
Putting the hood on depends on the situation. I personally do not like to hood it. Interferes with the ergonomics, becomes unwieldy. Another variable to contend with.
But does protect the front end from damage and any untoward effects.
It helps if you let them fondle your equipment. Makes it more personal. Of course I use sweet talk all the time...
Corlan, i prefer the tone, reflection & greater distance to the castle of the 2nd one. Both extremely nice!The dungeon of this XI-XII c. castle only got a wall left standing. These are views from the entrance, still have to fight my way into fields to get the -best for the dungeon- rear view. Will probably have to wait till after the harvest, it's quite a long walk on that other side.
In the meantime...
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Any preference, c&c?
Have to go back there with the tripod, inadvertedly left home (well, actually someone emptied & cleaned the trunk
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Corlan: The ' antique ' treatment goes very well with the subject. I prefer theThe dungeon of this XI-XII c. castle only got a wall left standing. These are views from the entrance, still have to fight my way into fields to get the -best for the dungeon- rear view. Will probably have to wait till after the harvest, it's quite a long walk on that other side.
In the meantime...
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Any preference, c&c?
Have to go back there with the tripod, inadvertedly left home (well, actually someone emptied & cleaned the trunk
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If they did u a favor, u owe them thanks. Maybe a dinner with candles and your country
Steve, this is a beauty.:bugeyes: But unfair to us that can only salivate over the 24/1.4"Mister Magic"...For All The Cool Cats Here...
D3, 24 1.4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSZzvTQiy4w
