Random Photos : Part 4
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Some fairly impressive photos on here - much to admire, and thus much to be a tad nervous about when posting my own...
Anyway, here's one from the Saturday just gone...
Cygnet #2 by Barry Cooper, on Flickr
Anyway, here's one from the Saturday just gone...
Cygnet #2 by Barry Cooper, on Flickr
The first proper windy day of the Autumn today, also the first time in ages that I have managed to steal five minutes to play with a camera. This is on the edge of the village we have moved to.
The Cove by Squiffy1308, on Flickr
The Cove by Squiffy1308, on FlickrTook a few different variations of this scene, but I think this is my favourite.
Lake Ontario by Ben, on Flickr
Lake Ontario by Ben, on FlickrGravelBen said:
Took a few different variations of this scene, but I think this is my favourite.
Lake Ontario by Ben, on Flickr
Like that, a lot.Lake Ontario by Ben, on Flickr
I'm loving being able to pop out for the day and be here within a couple of hours rather than doing a days drive. 
Sango Sands by Squiffy1308, on Flickr
Sango Sands by Squiffy1308, on Flickr
Crasher242 said:
and thus much to be a tad nervous about when posting my own...
Anyway, here's one from the Saturday just gone...
the best artist is someone who does not give a sh it about what the person viewing thinks, as long as it gives him pleasure.Anyway, here's one from the Saturday just gone...
Too much s
te with high end photography like there is too much about high end audio.People in high end audio end up listening to the hardware not the music, a lesson for photographers.....
A photograph should try and tell a story and be a snapshot in time, not a pissing context on the right F stop.
Some great snaps on here.
Edited by Gandahar on Friday 5th October 17:53
Gandahar said:
Crasher242 said:
and thus much to be a tad nervous about when posting my own...
Anyway, here's one from the Saturday just gone...
the best artist is someone who does not give a sh it about what the person viewing thinks, as long as it gives him pleasure.Anyway, here's one from the Saturday just gone...
Too much s
te with high end photography like there is too much about high end audio.People in high end audio end up listening to the hardware not the music, a lesson for photographers.....
A photograph should try and tell a story and be a snapshot in time, not a pissing context on the right F stop.
Some great snaps on here.
Edited by Gandahar on Friday 5th October 17:53
Fallingup said:
It was hand held but point taken.
I sympathise with the wish to make it work for you and others and for some it. It's very hard to let go of an image that has good appeal but just fails the ultimate techinical observations of others.I like to think of them as "good for social media" or something similar.
And if for entirely personal interest and satisfaction it will be fine anyway.
Print large and hand on a wall. Most people are too vain to admit that their eyesight is not good enough to work out whether something is pin sharp or not at a typical viewing distance! And in many cases it doesn't matter anyway.
However Singlecoil makes a valid personal point and I always appreciate the precision of the images presented under that nom de shutter release!
LongQ said:
In some respects that looks like the American version of the VSCC!
We have the VHRA in the UK http://www.vhra.co.uk/VHRA/Home.html
57 Chevy said:
LongQ said:
In some respects that looks like the American version of the VSCC!
We have the VHRA in the UK http://www.vhra.co.uk/VHRA/Home.html
The Race of Gentlemen 2018 by Nick Grant, on Flickr
Nice astro!!
Snapped this hand held this morning from home, a7r2/400mm about 12 frames, 20,000px wide
Christchurch by Rob Dickinson, on Flickr
Snapped this hand held this morning from home, a7r2/400mm about 12 frames, 20,000px wide
Christchurch by Rob Dickinson, on Flickr
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