Random Photos : Part 4
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Dave46 said:
Cold War Jet day at Bruntingthorpe
ABC_7045 by Dave Goodhand, on Flickr
2017-05-30_05-42-14 by Dave Goodhand, on Flickr
ABC_7056 by Dave Goodhand, on Flickr
Thanks for them.ABC_7045 by Dave Goodhand, on Flickr2017-05-30_05-42-14 by Dave Goodhand, on FlickrABC_7056 by Dave Goodhand, on FlickrMy father took me to Farnborough air show when the Lightening, then English Electric and without the unsightly midriff bulge, flew along just a few feet above the runway and then pulled into a climb straight up, the exhaust almost obscuring the plane. Stunning. And then, a couple of years or so later, I paid for him to go and the Blackburn Buccaneer flew along the runway at a ridiculously low altitude, rolling slowly to demonstrate the bomb door.
Good memories of me and my dad.
Thanks.
LongQ said:
A most interesting composition Mike.
The foreground colour mix is not something one sees everyday in Landscapes.
Is that the RAW as processed by PS Elements?
If so, do you fancy sharing the file with me to see what Capture One can do?
I think the 600mm end of the lens works well based on the pics you've posted previously but I'm interested to see how C1 processing compares at the wide end with so much small detail potentially available a the wider end.. That foreground looks like a nice play area for such activity!
Cheers LQ - be interested to see what you make of it. YHM The foreground colour mix is not something one sees everyday in Landscapes.
Is that the RAW as processed by PS Elements?
If so, do you fancy sharing the file with me to see what Capture One can do?
I think the 600mm end of the lens works well based on the pics you've posted previously but I'm interested to see how C1 processing compares at the wide end with so much small detail potentially available a the wider end.. That foreground looks like a nice play area for such activity!
Derek Smith said:
Thanks for them.
My father took me to Farnborough air show when the Lightening, then English Electric and without the unsightly midriff bulge, flew along just a few feet above the runway and then pulled into a climb straight up, the exhaust almost obscuring the plane. Stunning. And then, a couple of years or so later, I paid for him to go and the Blackburn Buccaneer flew along the runway at a ridiculously low altitude, rolling slowly to demonstrate the bomb door.
Good memories of me and my dad.
Thanks.
No worries good memories, my dad tells me we went to an airshow and saw them take off but unfortunatly not something I can remeber. have to be honest and say I hadn't noticed the bulge till I got home, think I prefered the other one My father took me to Farnborough air show when the Lightening, then English Electric and without the unsightly midriff bulge, flew along just a few feet above the runway and then pulled into a climb straight up, the exhaust almost obscuring the plane. Stunning. And then, a couple of years or so later, I paid for him to go and the Blackburn Buccaneer flew along the runway at a ridiculously low altitude, rolling slowly to demonstrate the bomb door.
Good memories of me and my dad.
Thanks.
DSC01191 by Dave Goodhand, on FlickrTwo more from last week.
Over the Wye Valley by Mike Gardiner, on Flickr
Bridge over Cone Brook by Mike Gardiner, on Flickr
Over the Wye Valley by Mike Gardiner, on Flickr
Bridge over Cone Brook by Mike Gardiner, on Flickr
Spent a week in the North Dalmatian coast of Croatia, and took one or two snaps while I was there...
Krka National Park-2 by djsmith46, on Flickr
Primosten-2 by djsmith46, on Flickr
Sibenik-58 by djsmith46, on Flickr
Sibenik-92 by djsmith46, on Flickr
Zadar-19 by djsmith46, on Flickr
Trogir-5 by djsmith46, on Flickr
Trogir-30 by djsmith46, on Flickr
Krka National Park-2 by djsmith46, on FlickrPrimosten-2 by djsmith46, on FlickrSibenik-58 by djsmith46, on FlickrSibenik-92 by djsmith46, on FlickrZadar-19 by djsmith46, on FlickrTrogir-5 by djsmith46, on FlickrTrogir-30 by djsmith46, on Flickrdjsmith74 said:
Spent a week in the North Dalmatian coast of Croatia, and took one or two snaps while I was there...
Krka National Park-2 by djsmith46, on Flickr
Oh my! Krka National Park-2 by djsmith46, on Flickr
havoc said:
djsmith74 said:
Spent a week in the North Dalmatian coast of Croatia, and took one or two snaps while I was there...
Krka National Park-2 by djsmith46, on Flickr
Oh my! Krka National Park-2 by djsmith46, on FlickrGetCarter said:
havoc said:
djsmith74 said:
Spent a week in the North Dalmatian coast of Croatia, and took one or two snaps while I was there...
Krka National Park-2 by djsmith46, on Flickr
Oh my! Krka National Park-2 by djsmith46, on FlickrA few from a roadtrip around Italy last week…
Nesso, Lake Como by Tim Rodie, on Flickr
Nesso bridge, Lake Como by Tim Rodie, on Flickr
Portofino harbour by Tim Rodie, on Flickr
Camogli, Italy Sunset by Tim Rodie, on Flickr
Lake Como slipping by by Tim Rodie, on Flickr
Camogli sunset by Tim Rodie, on Flickr
Nesso, Lake Como by Tim Rodie, on FlickrNesso bridge, Lake Como by Tim Rodie, on FlickrPortofino harbour by Tim Rodie, on FlickrCamogli, Italy Sunset by Tim Rodie, on FlickrLake Como slipping by by Tim Rodie, on FlickrCamogli sunset by Tim Rodie, on FlickrDogsey said:
Lovely picture but the odd cloud formation (a third in from the top and a third in from the right) catches my eye every time.
DibblyDobbler said:
I'm not generally a great fan of "arty" stuff in photo editors because I think they need careful use and few people using them seem to exercise that care. (At least in the locations I find myself freqenting.)However, I rather like that DD. It just seems to work to be what I think you set out to achieve. Bravo!
More new light painting. I was granted access to a fantastic location recently and tonight I finally got to shoot there. I can see a few more visits will be needed to get everything I have planned here.
Escaping Portal by Mike Gardiner, on Flickr
Escaping Portal by Mike Gardiner, on Flickr
LongQ said:
DibblyDobbler said:
I'm not generally a great fan of "arty" stuff in photo editors because I think they need careful use and few people using them seem to exercise that care. (At least in the locations I find myself freqenting.)However, I rather like that DD. It just seems to work to be what I think you set out to achieve. Bravo!
DibblyDobbler said:
LongQ said:
DibblyDobbler said:
I'm not generally a great fan of "arty" stuff in photo editors because I think they need careful use and few people using them seem to exercise that care. (At least in the locations I find myself freqenting.)However, I rather like that DD. It just seems to work to be what I think you set out to achieve. Bravo!
ETA sell it on line to the fans of 'The Last Kingdom' (as you know, this is where the books all lead)
Edited by GetCarter on Monday 12th June 14:26
GetCarter said:
DibblyDobbler said:
LongQ said:
DibblyDobbler said:
I'm not generally a great fan of "arty" stuff in photo editors because I think they need careful use and few people using them seem to exercise that care. (At least in the locations I find myself freqenting.)However, I rather like that DD. It just seems to work to be what I think you set out to achieve. Bravo!
ETA sell it on line to the fans of 'The Last Kingdom' (as you know, this is where the books all lead)
Edited by GetCarter on Monday 12th June 14:26
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