Woody Campbell
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Blog entry from Thursday:
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Thanks Corlan!Steve, this one is fantastic!
Really love it... for the exact same reasons as Matt.
Generally speaking i prefer the latter set using the silhouette theme, a less obvious/explanatory form than the photo in the first set (though the light was unique).
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Agree!IMHO these are among your very best posted here, Leif.
Scenery, composition and light (not only striking but falling exactly down on the sheep looking at you) makes the first one ("mersau 2") a keeper... no, a poster.
(oh btw... i want another -working- S5 :angel
Cool perspective & contrast on the first one & Mr. Rushdie looks great!Blog entry from Thursday:
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Senor, what a wonderful, peaceful place to photograph. And you have done itFollowing on the water theme. One from this morning. Sort of the calm before the storm. This is the swim area for this morning's triathlon.
D3, 28-70/2.8 @ f8 1/200, ISO 200:
Matt, those flowers have been beautifully composed and photographed.Kind of a flower day for me. Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
D3s; 105mm VR; 1/320s @ f/3.2; ISO 800
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Leif, superlative capture. Amazing conversion. I love the management of the tones thru the images.Sheep AND clouds.
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Thank you Matt. I think that's a good observation, which I didn't think of a the time, but most appropriate.m_driscoll;235787[ [B said:Lloyd:[/B] Beautiful family portrait. Well captured. I like the "brightness" in the photo. Nothing's overexposed, but it seems "light". "Future's bright" kind of light (sounds goofy when I write it down). Well composed with the space to right and left. (insert thumbs up here)
Cheers, Matt
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Love this one. :salute:
Yes, Mimi competed. 2nd in her Division, and top 10 overall. She didn't feel like she did very well, but I thought otherwise.Lloyd: Beautiful photo. I know nothing about triathlons; other then the run/bike/swim bit. Also, that Lance is going back to it next year. I'm assuming that Mimi was competing?
Cheers, Matt
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Great image Leif... as are the sheep shots. :thumbup:Back from the mountains, I´m going to bother you with a few clouds and sheep (coming).
Fuji S5, 2,5/105 Nikkor ais
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Thanks cuz.:thumbup:Peaceful,Serene,Stunning!!!
Yes, exactly!Splendid Color & IQ & Arrangement Matt!
I'm impressed, Corlan. You have a great memory! Yes, same lake, and very near the same place. The prior shot (the one with appeared in the magazine) was taken in June 2007, and the one posted yesterday was taken yesterday morning. Thank you for the kind comments on both. :salute:Wonderful, peaceful, and beautifully composed, Lloyd. Really.
Btw isn't it the same place where you took the "famous" race photo published in a magazine without prior consent, posted some time ago?
(it was excellent, too).
Thank you Rayyan. Very much appreciated. I hope you do go someplace nice soon... and that you post lots of great images from there. :thumbup:Senor, what a wonderful, peaceful place to photograph. And you have done it
magnificently.:thumbs:
I need to go some nice place!!
Yes, just so. :thumbup:Woody, magnificent shots and processing!
Not really. It just proves that you take memorable photosI'm impressed, Corlan. You have a great memory! [...]
Lovely photos, Leif. Just the way I remember "Den norske fjellheimen"Sheep AND clouds.
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Yup! Impressive portrait, perfect expression :thumbup:Cool perspective & contrast on the first one & Mr. Rushdie looks great!
Sounds pretty brutal indeed... and not only the temperature. :shocked:Mimi "tri-ing" yesterday morning: (Yes, she always smiles like that during a race. I asked her why once, and she said, "It's supposed to be fun, isn't it?" It's kind of become her trademark. During an Ironman event once, a friend told me he'd passed Mimi, and thought she was in trouble. I asked why he thought so, and he said, "she's not smiling.")
About 10 miles into the bike portion:
Here at about half way through the 10K run (and very sunburned, she forgot the visor she usually wears):
BTW, it was pretty hot for an early morning event. About 90F (32C) during the run, which at 6000 feet of elevation (~1830 meters), can be brutal.
This is really terrific, Corlan. I like the color one as well, but this is special....
and another "white flower" (name? ), with a special unorthodox crop for Matt.
In black, and white:
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Thanks, Lloyd.This is really terrific, Corlan. I like the color one as well, but this is special.
Thanks for the kind words about the shots of Mimi. Much appreciated.
(BTW, are you up late or early?)