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Photo of the Day - January 2010
- Thread starter Phrasikleia
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I need help
I have lost the thumbnail display when viewing my photo's in iPhoto. I am now going from the event or view all photos directly to a single photo. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have lost the thumbnail display when viewing my photo's in iPhoto. I am now going from the event or view all photos directly to a single photo. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Click on the Photos in your Library then drag the slider to the desired thumbnail size.
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Hi guys,
i thought i'd share a shot i took today.
absolute beginner with a Panasonic Lumix TZ7...quite impressed with the camera so far...makes it look like i know what i'm doing!!
altered slightly in iPhoto, which I'm not sure about yet...any opinions?
Hi guys,
i thought i'd share a shot i took today.
absolute beginner with a Panasonic Lumix TZ7...quite impressed with the camera so far...makes it look like i know what i'm doing!!
altered slightly in iPhoto, which I'm not sure about yet...any opinions?
Thanks ... This place is a long way from Wales , its Tillman Ravine in NW New Jersey , USA . I go there maybe once or twice a year to get my head clear
of all the congestion and crap associated with living in a pretty much built up area.
Another smoke photo. I feel that this one is not as great as the first smoke photo I posted. It's not as sharp. Lighting must have be slightly off. Still... I like how the smoke curled up a few times.
That is such a beautiful picture. The blue and the green look really
striking. Sharp, and really pleasant to look at.
Sorry... gotta be the dissenting voice. There's way too much PP for me: over-saturation of colours, lots of noise, and some 'HDR-type' wierdness in the sky. And there's a serious case of measles, with the 'dust bunnies'. It makes my eyes ache...
It is kinda a work in progress aesthetic. I agree with both of you. I love the intensity of colour in the shot like you say Jason Beck. In regards to your comment Doylem, I find frustrating that it is so cluttered the image and the degradation making it HDR isn't satisfactory. Thanks for your comments guys.
My cat sat on the background while I loaded film backs, nice to have a digi around for a quick grab...
And here would be the main reason I have gone back to film, when people see my images, I want them to know it is real...
I believe in the freedom to create, but there are SO many brilliant moments in life that culminate in a far higher level of art than any computer can generate...I think it is quite sad that so many people take what is a photograph and turn it into gaudy graphic art.
Rant over, to each his own.
I'm no fan of the gaudy graphic art effects either, but I stop short of claiming that any photograph captures reality. They're all interpretations to some extent, even with film. Various types of film and dark room techniques leave lots of room for creative control, just like making adjustments while processing raw files. And the decision-making starts well before you even get to the processing stage; a single subject can be approached many different ways at the moment of capture.
So that's my counter-rant, I guess.
Wow it looks like you have your own bobsled course in the background
My backyard
Nice shoes by the way.
