DJI Mavic Pro... on my wishful thinking birthday list....
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Photo of the Day February 2017
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DJI Mavic Pro... on my wishful thinking birthday list....
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Any idea where precisely?
I thought she was getting you a Porsche 959?
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Atlantic Ocean. As we service the military I hear all sorts of stories. Some I could never repeat!DJI Mavic Pro... on my wishful thinking birthday list....
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Any idea where precisely?
You'd have to sell your expensive Sony gear and buy one of those cheap Nikons
Any idea where precisely?
Somewhere at sea?
Cheers
Hugh
Mate we are talking about the love of my life, the love of my life who picked me up from a Placebo concert and brought me a Prodigy CD for the car on the way home... if she went to buy a Porsche (959 yea no way she would get a classic like that!) If she went to buy a porsche she would probably pick a panamera!
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You'd have to sell your expensive Sony gear and buy one of those cheap Nikons
Somewhere at sea?
Cheers
Hugh
Ooft you are feisty tonight!
It it was Tilbury docks you could have gone and scooped them up with your net, or sent Sam in to get one.You'd have to sell your expensive Sony gear and buy one of those cheap Nikons
Somewhere at sea?
Cheers
Hugh
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Placebo and Prodigy that takes me back. I used to have a 959 clock on my wall as a kid.
959 claim to fame... first production car capable of 200+ wasnt it... with that glorious wing on the back...
4 days in on my time off and caught up with sleep etc.
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Not sure even a £1000 drone would survive the Thames - certainly not the jaws of a large black dog !
Cheers
Hugh
I think it was the wing I liked. I had a cosworth type wing on my Renault 11. Absolute pain. Couldn't see out the back and it was too heavy for the boot struts so it wouldn't stay open.
Touch rugby @ Alan Cooke Ground, Phuket / Fujifilm X20; ISO 100, f 3.6 @ 1/800
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I heard it was full of wild Salmon these days!4 days in on my time off and caught up with sleep etc.
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Not sure even a £1000 drone would survive the Thames - certainly not the jaws of a large black dog !
Cheers
Hugh
Since we are having spring like temperatures here in Michigan I took my camera our finally!
That's lovely. Nice muted colours.Hoping the cherry blossoms will be out soon.
I remember seeing that one earlier in this thread. Did you re-edit it? Or is it just old age.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/photo-of-the-day-february-2017.2030456/page-8#post-24296569
I remember seeing that one earlier in this thread. Did you re-edit it? Or is it just old age.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/photo-of-the-day-february-2017.2030456/page-8#post-24296569
Well spotted…. thought I used it somewhere else, not here. I've replaced it with another taken from the same spot on the same day, about fivee minutes earlier.
Vintage Ford 8N tractor.
Fancy a hayride ?
Fancy a hayride ?
Well... to be honest, I took a few shots of this location. I tried standing up, crouching down, moving backwards or forwards, and this in my opinion was the best of the bunch. Mainly because I was showcasing the sky, and the green part actually became the edge of the field and a road had I gone backwards any more.
It's nice of you all to comment and discuss this photo; it makes me think more about what I'm doing - thanks
I will be going back in a couple of weeks when the daffodils are in full bloom, and I expect the angle of view to change again.
By the way, the term 'demi-god' refers to people who support this forum through subscriptions, not to mean any particular experience in photography. I only picked up a DSLR and started trying to learn seriously 3 years ago, so I'm still very much in my infancy.
Cheers
Hugh
Personally, I think the framing with the sliver of foreground at the bottom is brilliant as it added a little bit of additional drama to the shot. All very subjective of course but I like to see people exploring composition away from the norm if it appears to be for a good reason.
Case in point...I think his shot of Sam (what a beautiful old guy!) could benefit from deviating from the rule of thirds in the same manner.
Another Sam photo from his birthday, this time with a much older lens ...
What A Life by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Sony A7, Nikkor-H 50mm from 1970 @ f/2
Cheers
Hugh
Gateway ArchThis time of year when standing on Stone Mountain the sun sets behind the Atlanta skyline. I watched the sky for the past few evenings waiting for a nice sunset. Yesterday was finally the day.
