Random Photos : Part 3
Discussion
rst99 said:
Not often you see a new look on the Squinty Bridge! Really like that 
Last two from the Edinburgh Christmas Market
Starflier by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr
Big Wheel by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr
Starflier by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr
Big Wheel by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr
LongQ said:
delboy735 said:
GetCarter said:
Great pics Lloyd /\ /\
lloyd h said:
Two more, thats it for today I promise!
My favourite image from the three days I think, one I'm quite proud of for some reason as well..
Esquadra 751 EH-101 Merlin by lloydh.co.uk, on Flickr
Esquadra 751 Rescue Swimmer by lloydh.co.uk, on Flickr
I would not claim to be anything anywhere close to an expert viewer of aviation shots but I can't recall see anything before quite like the spinning blades in top image. My favourite image from the three days I think, one I'm quite proud of for some reason as well..
Esquadra 751 EH-101 Merlin by lloydh.co.uk, on Flickr
Esquadra 751 Rescue Swimmer by lloydh.co.uk, on Flickr
And the control of DR, especially in the blacks of the guy's wet suit (if that is what it is), in the second image is great. It looks like high speed and flash - but is it? Really good stuff.
What do the crews think?
Thanks GC :-)
No flash, my only regret is not getting a flashgun especially for the cockpit shots. Think the diffused light helped :-)
Thanks for the feedback guys!
As for the crews, I think they're pretty pleased with them. They saw what I was shooting and didn't expect the images to come out like this which must be good, waiting to hear if they'll be used in an article though so fingers crossed!
LongQ said:
I would not claim to be anything anywhere close to an expert viewer of aviation shots but I can't recall see anything before quite like the spinning blades in top image.
And the control of DR, especially in the blacks of the guy's wet suit (if that is what it is), in the second image is great. It looks like high speed and flash - but is it? Really good stuff.
What do the crews think?
I think its probably been done before, just a 30 sec exposure to get the movement as they ran the blades up to remove excess water. Although I can't recall seeing a photo like it were they are spraying water on it as well, might be why its my favourite I guess! And the control of DR, especially in the blacks of the guy's wet suit (if that is what it is), in the second image is great. It looks like high speed and flash - but is it? Really good stuff.
What do the crews think?
No flash, my only regret is not getting a flashgun especially for the cockpit shots. Think the diffused light helped :-)
Thanks for the feedback guys!
As for the crews, I think they're pretty pleased with them. They saw what I was shooting and didn't expect the images to come out like this which must be good, waiting to hear if they'll be used in an article though so fingers crossed!
GetCarter said:
LongQ said:
delboy735 said:
GetCarter said:
Great pics Lloyd /\ /\
How would a Hummer fare?
Beyond that I guess you would need either something armoured or a large truck - the sort with an engine poking out at the front and bull-bars.
Some years back a Traffic Officer on another forum posted a photo of his Volvo 'Office' Patrol Car after an incident with a deer in the middle of the night. Good job he was not on a motorbike.
lloyd h said:
I think its probably been done before, just a 30 sec exposure to get the movement as they ran the blades up to remove excess water. Although I can't recall seeing a photo like it were they are spraying water on it as well, might be why its my favourite I guess!
No flash, my only regret is not getting a flashgun especially for the cockpit shots. Think the diffused light helped :-)
Thanks for the feedback guys!
As for the crews, I think they're pretty pleased with them. They saw what I was shooting and didn't expect the images to come out like this which must be good, waiting to hear if they'll be used in an article though so fingers crossed!
30 seconds - how did you get the windsock to stay still? No flash, my only regret is not getting a flashgun especially for the cockpit shots. Think the diffused light helped :-)
Thanks for the feedback guys!
As for the crews, I think they're pretty pleased with them. They saw what I was shooting and didn't expect the images to come out like this which must be good, waiting to hear if they'll be used in an article though so fingers crossed!
Good luck with the article. I know these things can be quite hit and miss but when it gets to publication needs but they certainly look well above 'good enough to print' level to my eyes.
LongQ said:
30 seconds - how did you get the windsock to stay still?
Good luck with the article. I know these things can be quite hit and miss but when it gets to publication needs but they certainly look well above 'good enough to print' level to my eyes.
I'M A MAGICIAN! Good luck with the article. I know these things can be quite hit and miss but when it gets to publication needs but they certainly look well above 'good enough to print' level to my eyes.
Many thanks, should find out rather soon. Either way its been another good opportunity and I look forward to returning next year
Been a while since I have posted as I appear to have got worse than better at this game! However, my little munchkins continue to be good subject matter and now they are two and a bit Christmas has suddenly taken on meaning and the excitement is palpable...
DSC_7400v2 by ed_R1983, on Flickr
DSC_7397v2 by ed_R1983, on Flickr
DSC_7386 by ed_R1983, on Flickr
And some random shots at a falconry day:
DSC_7224 by ed_R1983, on Flickr
DSC_7210 by ed_R1983, on Flickr
DSC_7400v2 by ed_R1983, on Flickr
DSC_7397v2 by ed_R1983, on Flickr
DSC_7386 by ed_R1983, on Flickr
And some random shots at a falconry day:
DSC_7224 by ed_R1983, on Flickr
DSC_7210 by ed_R1983, on Flickr
An impromptu "the light's good, I'm having that" shot, taken on the way home from a morning's shootybang:
Freebrough Hill by Peter Whysall, on Flickr
Freebrough Hill by Peter Whysall, on Flickr
DD lovely shots mate!
I finally got to fire up the lights in the new studio today & took a few pics of uMoya our chocolate Labrador pup.
PeteAwwwwwww.
Esquadra 751 EH-101 Merlin by lloydh.co.uk, on Flickr
Pete Baraka said:
I finally got to fire up the lights in the new studio today & took a few pics of uMoya our chocolate Labrador pup.
Pete
Esquadra 751 EH-101 Merlin by lloydh.co.uk, on Flickr
lloyd h said:
<Standard PH>
Your horizon isn't level
</Standard PH>
Gassing Station | Photography & Video | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff