The Photography Thread

[l'angelo mysterioso]

I had a prehistoric version of Elements and I've just now moved to PSE 9.

In terms of what it can do to your photos it's unchanged. The interface seems a lot cleaner and marking up in terms of keywords is easier. I've not noticed any other differences.

thanks ginge

you've saved me some bother and some dough

I owe you a beer.

do you think there is any other software that you think I might find useful?

[WearyRhino]

thanks ginge

you've saved me some bother and some dough

I owe you a beer.

do you think there is any other software that you think I might find useful?

A spellchecker?

[my missus]

A spellchecker?

made me laugh that

[l'angelo mysterioso]

made me laugh that

oh aye

[gingerjon]

After years of prevarication I got myself a 50mm f/1.8 this morning and gave it a test out at lunch time.

It's nice.

Memorial by Jon Smalldon, on Flickr

[l'angelo mysterioso]

A spellchecker?

that's the knock on the door at midnight for you my friend

[WearyRhino]

that's the knock on the door at midnight for you my friend

Really, I was expecting a nick at the dear by a midge nit !!

[l'angelo mysterioso]

Really, I was expecting a nick at the dear by a midge nit !!

will you be requiring a blindfold with that?

[bulldog_paddy]

After years of prevarication I got myself a 50mm f/1.8 this morning and gave it a test out at lunch time.

It's nice.

Memorial by Jon Smalldon, on Flickr

nice,

have as similar for the Canon

Edited June 28, 2011 by bulldog_paddy

[l'angelo mysterioso]

© Justin Quinnell

A photo taken over 6 months through a pin camera of the sun travelling over the Clifton Suspension Bridge (Clifton, Bristol, not Clifton, Swinton & P)

Link to story

I keep cominmg back to this. It reminds me of a Roger Dean album cover only good.

[l'angelo mysterioso]

[gingerjon]

After much less prevarication I've 'invested' in a Nissin Di622 (Mark II) flash ... much off camera flash-based madness to follow no doubt ...

Here's attempt #1 from this morning ...

Henry by Jon Smalldon, on Flickr

[Padge]

On our latest trip to Greece to Parga we did the River Achelon walk (and swim). The River Achelon is also known as The River Styx which is the river where the mythological ferryman delivered the dead to the underworld, payment to to the ferryman was by placing a coin under the tongue of the corpse. It is also the River in which Achilees was dipped to protect him and make him immortal, but of course he was held by the heal and this wasn't dipped into the magical waters and thus became his weak spot.

The river walk starts in ankle deep crystal clear water, this is where you first find out how cold it is, at 13 deg C, the air temperatureis around 32 deg C. You walk up the river and in some parts you have to swim. Eventually the river narrows considerably and current is very fast and the only way up is to swim. At this point only the strongest swimmers make it, proud to say there were four Wiganers on the trip and all four made it, about half of the people who managed it.

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[Bleep1673]

Thats July's photo comp stuffed then!

######, I was looking forward to that one

[Bleep1673]

The river walk starts in ankle deep crystal clear water, this is where you first find out how cold it is, at 13 deg C, the air temperatureis around 32 deg C. You walk up the river and in some parts you have to swim. Eventually the river narrows considerably and current is very fast and the only way up is to swim.

The Dunns River Falls walk, in Jamaica, is usually held around midday, and the water is ice cold, swirling, various depths, and is blooming lovely.

Edited July 9, 2011 by Bleep1673

[Padge]

After much less prevarication I've 'invested' in a Nissin Di622 (Mark II) flash ... much off camera flash-based madness to follow no doubt ...

Here's attempt #1 from this morning ...

The cars out of focus and that bloody kid got its head in the way.

Only joking, good start.

[WearyRhino]

Free Photo editing software

Worth £104.34: Just fill in their form and they will email you a download link and a serial number for the full version of Capture One Express 6.

No idea if it is any good.

[l'angelo mysterioso]

[l'angelo mysterioso]

[Padge]

Sunbed Hell.

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[Bleep1673]

Try this with your average SL primadonnas, post-match team photo after the Skolars game

[Bleep1673]

Not the greatest pictures of a game I have ever taken. But....

[Bleep1673]

On our latest trip to Greece to Parga we did the River Achelon walk (and swim). The River Achelon is also known as The River Styx which is the river where the mythological ferryman delivered the dead to the underworld, payment to to the ferryman was by placing a coin under the tongue of the corpse. It is also the River in which Achilees was dipped to protect him and make him immortal, but of course he was held by the heal and this wasn't dipped into the magical waters and thus became his weak spot.

The river walk starts in ankle deep crystal clear water, this is where you first find out how cold it is, at 13 deg C, the air temperatureis around 32 deg C. You walk up the river and in some parts you have to swim. Eventually the river narrows considerably and current is very fast and the only way up is to swim. At this point only the strongest swimmers make it, proud to say there were four Wiganers on the trip and all four made it, about half of the people who managed it.

Pedantic? Moi? Heel, Achilles.

Love the pictures though

Edited July 31, 2011 by Bleep1673

[Padge]

HMS Illustrious gets a bit of assistance from three Royal Navy tugs when leaving Plymouth.

[Northern Eel]

Not that I'm a plane freek (honest!), but........

City Airport