Random Photos : Part 4

[Crosswise]

Certainly not up to the high standards of some, but this is my effort from a very wet and windy day in Southland.

Waipapa Lighthouse by Matt4475, on Flickr

[Dogsey]

Not been out shooting much recently so I decided to process a shot I hadn't got around to last year.


Lotus Escort by Mike Gardiner, on Flickr

[chrismarr]

Crosswise said:

Certainly not up to the high standards of some, but this is my effort from a very wet and windy day in Southland.

Waipapa Lighthouse by Matt4475, on Flickr

I like it. Dramatic

[DibblyDobbler]

It was right about then that I realised all three of my memory cards were at home

[chrismarr]

DibblyDobbler said:

It was right about then that I realised all three of my memory cards were at home

Luckily it wasn't a nice day....oh wait

[RobDickinson]

DibblyDobbler said:

It was right about then that I realised all three of my memory cards were at home

Its all about the memories

[DibblyDobbler]

Thanks for the sympathy... b@stards

[LongQ]

DibblyDobbler said:

Thanks for the sympathy... b@stards

Hmm.

Anyone remember the days when cameras came with a few Mb of built in storage?

As a matter of interest can you connect an external device (a phone for example) to the Fuji and identify it as a storage device?

In an emergency that might be handy. (So long as you had a suitable cable about your person or somewhere in your car du jour.)

Bummer though DD. Looks like an especially dramatic sky lost.

[DibblyDobbler]

LongQ said:

Hmm.

Anyone remember the days when cameras came with a few Mb of built in storage?

As a matter of interest can you connect an external device (a phone for example) to the Fuji and identify it as a storage device?

In an emergency that might be handy. (So long as you had a suitable cable about your person or somewhere in your car du jour.)

Bummer though DD. Looks like an especially dramatic sky lost.

Thanks LQ - good suggestion but I don't think so, alas. Just need to get brian in gear before I go out

[RobDickinson]

Moments in Time by Rob Dickinson, on Flickr

[N88]

Here's one I snapped yesterday when out for a walk around Manchester. New to all this so critique welcome!

IMG_3332.jpg by David Arden, on Flickr

[DibblyDobbler]

Nice work David - nothing much wrong with that. Very minor point: the verticals are a wee bit off on the right hand side - may not bother you. Otherwise it looks sharp and is well exposed - good job

[RobDickinson]

Yeah exposure is good, subject (well the tower) is very central which usually doesnt work so well but here is fine

[LongQ]

As previous comments.

If you have an editor that offers keystone correction a touch of adjustment would tweak things to "fix" the way the image looks when the lens is not perfectly horizontal when the image is taken.

On the other hand there are times when, according to personal preferences, leaving things exactly as they are would be just as acceptable.

[gforceg]

One from a recent trip to the Gower in S Wales. C and C always welcome.

[V8A*ndy]

Bit more random.


"The X34 was never a classic" by Imagine Sky, on Flickr

[dave0010]

Sunrise in Mykonos by Dave Woodyatt, on Flickr

[N88]

Thanks for the feedback above chaps, much appreciated!

[Nik da Greek]

V8A*ndy said:

Bit more random.


"The X34 was never a classic" by Imagine Sky, on Flickr

These aren't the Dukes you're looking for

[dave0010]

Mykonos Old Town by Dave Woodyatt, on Flickr