Very good! I hadn't thought of that!Change the language to Japanese
It's devilish difficult to navigate the menus and put it back
Cheers
Hugh
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Photo Of The Day - April 2018
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It's easy to put back.... if you have a second car with an identical menu structure.Change the language to Japanese
It's devilish difficult to navigate the menus and put it back
Cheers
Hugh
Change the language to Japanese
It's devilish difficult to navigate the menus and put it back
Cheers
Hugh
Right... You lot are never borrowing my car!!!
The kids make selfie-time look so easy, no idea what I'm doing wrong here...
Canon 6D, Canon 17-40mm f/4 L, Multi-segment Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 1250, 40mm, f/4, 1/320
Canon 6D, Canon 17-40mm f/4 L, Multi-segment Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 1250, 40mm, f/4, 1/320
Maybe not a Porsche but it is an Audi. Even better looks like it might be an RS3, SWEET!
This time the wind farm is a definite item. Not a long exposure - at 300mm the slightest bit of movement causes blur. Comments always appreciated.
Into the mist by another scotsman, on Flickr
Into the mist by another scotsman, on Flickr
It is indeed an RS3. He sold his BMW 640d Gran Coupe and got something a little bit more fun.
Midlife crisis?
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Lies all lies. No spring here.It's certainly Spring....
Nice shot btw.
So much for spring!!
Playing with light painting yesterday, several shots merged in HDR pro, a spot of cloning and and a few other adjustments. All critical comments welcome.
I think the leaf on the right is far too bright but i cant seem to do anything about it despite several efforts, i tried adjusting the brightness both overall and locally, but, alas, all to no avail. Any tips would be helpful.
Playing with light painting yesterday, several shots merged in HDR pro, a spot of cloning and and a few other adjustments. All critical comments welcome.
I think the leaf on the right is far too bright but i cant seem to do anything about it despite several efforts, i tried adjusting the brightness both overall and locally, but, alas, all to no avail. Any tips would be helpful.
I dont think it is really reflective of spring but i have posted it anyway. Thanks.
This time the wind farm is a definite item. Not a long exposure - at 300mm the slightest bit of movement causes blur. Comments always appreciated.
Into the mist by another scotsman, on Flickr
Oh, I love the turbines in this one and how they are quite distinctive and then fade off. I'd still clone them out of yesterday's.
I probably shouldn't give you advice since I am hosting the flower competition, but I would probably copy the edge of the leaf below the really bright one, and then use it as a substitute end on the bright one, and blend two leaves together. It would take a little bit of work but totally doable. Essentially reconstruct that blown portion.
From a wedding shoot (freebie as practice) for our neighbours last weekend...
Wedding Rings by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Wedding Rings by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Thats a good idea but i'm not sure it isn't a little outside my technical abilities. I'll give it a go and if i repost it, it was a success, if i don't, then the less said, the better and it'll gently drift into memory!
I 'liked' this one on your Flickr page, this is a really nice image, i'm sure both bride and groom will be pleased with that one. Our wedding photographer wasn't quite so imaginative, he pictured our fingers (and rings) whilst signing the register. dont get me wrong, its a nice picture but yours is spot on.From a wedding shoot (freebie as practice) for our neighbours last weekend...
Wedding Rings by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Well done.
Thank you very much. I also got shots of rings being placed on fingers by each other
The inanimate shots will always come out better for me as I'm not a brilliant people shooter.
Cheers
Hugh
I thought it was a good shot to. I can't remember what our wedding photographer did as it was so long ago!Thank you very much. I also got shots of rings being placed on fingers by each other
The inanimate shots will always come out better for me as I'm not a brilliant people shooter.
Cheers
Hugh
5D2 , 100 macro ,f9.5@1/200 , ISO 100 , ringlite