Re: Photography thread 11.02 : Thu Nov 10, 2011 10:04 am  

More an exercise in the use of photoshop than photography, although sometimes you can capture quite interesting shapes in the smoke. My daughter thinks she can see an alien in this one so either those people in the White House are misleading us or perhaps she just has a lively imagination.

More an exercise in the use of photoshop than photography, although sometimes you can capture quite interesting shapes in the smoke. My daughter thinks she can see an alien in this one so either those people in the White House are misleading us or perhaps she just has a lively imagination.

Re: Photography thread 11.02 : Thu Nov 10, 2011 10:28 am  

Bluesky wrote: More an exercise in the use of photoshop than photography, although sometimes you can capture quite interesting shapes in the smoke. My daughter thinks she can see an alien in this one so either those people in the White House are misleading us or perhaps she just has a lively imagination. I can definitely see an Ood

Bluesky wrote: More an exercise in the use of photoshop than photography, although sometimes you can capture quite interesting shapes in the smoke. My daughter thinks she can see an alien in this one so either those people in the White House are misleading us or perhaps she just has a lively imagination. I can definitely see an Ood

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Re: Photography thread 11.02 : Thu Nov 10, 2011 11:55 am  

Afternoon chaps and chapesses.

I have started my Christmas shopping early this year, as I would like to get the missus a framed professional photo for her (well, two actually).

As we already have an amazing evening shot of York Minster (my home city) all proudly lit up just before night time hung up in our flat, I would love to get her a similar framed shot each of Chester Cathedral (her home city) and St Michaels church in Headingley (where we are getting married in 2013).

The shot is about A4 in size, with a border and a frame, and it looks ace.

Would anyone on here be able to help me out please?

The photo is a bit like this:



Cheers

Re: Photography thread 11.02 : Thu Nov 10, 2011 9:34 pm  

Does anyone on here take photos at games? Either pro, reserve, semi pro, amateur...

Re: Photography thread 11.02 : Fri Nov 11, 2011 8:09 am  

justarugbyfan wrote:

Does anyone on here take photos at games? Either pro, reserve, semi pro, amateur...

See Rovers Trace, she does some cracking stuff and posts them on each clubs websites when we play them.

Re: Photography thread 11.02 : Sun Nov 13, 2011 2:30 pm  

rover49 wrote:

See Rovers Trace, she does some cracking stuff and posts them on each clubs websites when we play them.

Aww thanks

Re: Photography thread 11.02 : Sun Nov 13, 2011 8:21 pm  

RoversTrace wrote:

Aww thanks

No probs

Re: Photography thread 11.02 : Tue Nov 15, 2011 3:13 pm  

Nikon One - thoughts?

Re: Photography thread 11.02 : Tue Nov 15, 2011 3:40 pm  

Standee wrote:

Nikon One - thoughts?

You really should have bought the 60D when you were looking at cameras...

These interchangeable lens compacts are OK but the lens choices are a bit limited and I see them as over priced.

Re: Photography thread 11.02 : Wed Nov 16, 2011 12:26 am  

A couple from Edinburgh Zoo today; Amur Leopard on Flickr Amur Leopard (I think it's the female Zane, but I'm not 100%) Albino Squirrel , on Flickr An albino squirrel who lives at the zoo. Apparently very rare to have an albino squirrel, but the abundance of food in the zoo means it's hoaching with squirrels and this one is a well fed squirrel.

A couple from Edinburgh Zoo today; Amur Leopard on Flickr Amur Leopard (I think it's the female Zane, but I'm not 100%) Albino Squirrel , on Flickr An albino squirrel who lives at the zoo. Apparently very rare to have an albino squirrel, but the abundance of food in the zoo means it's hoaching with squirrels and this one is a well fed squirrel.