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raf_gti

Original Poster:

4,257 posts

236 months

Wednesday 7th March 2007
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you certainly can't stop..Looking through the lens that is, even of you don't have a camera with you!

Since I have started my 'serious' interest in photography I cannot help but look at the world in a different way, I notice colour's and shape's far more now and I am always looking for that perfect picture. Just a shame I never seem to have the camera with me at just the right time!

Steve

GetCarter

31,302 posts

309 months

Wednesday 7th March 2007
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You go somewhere without a camera?! yikes



Actually, sometimes I deliberately don't take one, as I know I'll be in f stop mode ... and sometimes it's good to just be there...

...and that's ALWAYS when the goat rushes past chased by the nun.

raf_gti

Original Poster:

4,257 posts

236 months

Wednesday 7th March 2007
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Steve,

I've just had a wee nose through your website and I am suitably impressed

My family are originally from Aultbea and it is an area I hope to visit again this summer, camera at the ready! Being stuck down in Oxfordshire mean's I really get to appreciate the scenery when I go home. If you happen to a see a 205 blatting around in July time then the chance's are it will be me, feel free to honk your horn

Steve

Famous Graham

26,553 posts

255 months

Wednesday 7th March 2007
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GetCarter said:

...and that's ALWAYS when the goat rushes past chased by the nun.


rofl

We were discussing this in Spain - I long for the day when you have a decent camera in your eye or glasses. So many missed opportunities when without the camera.

Actually that trip has taught me a few things about looking at the world. About shadows mainly