It's the little guy from the EDF energy adverts a while back, isn't it? Not sure about the animation though - I guess AppleFanBoy saw an AppleFanGirl and....well, you know the rest.
Alex
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It's the little guy from the EDF energy adverts a while back, isn't it? Not sure about the animation though - I guess AppleFanBoy saw an AppleFanGirl and....well, you know the rest.
Alex
You dont work in an IT support function do you?
I too possess the "go away" default facial setting....
Funnily enough I kind of do
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That's awesome! What's going on there then? Light painting I presume?
No, there is no sound when you try playing a guitar underwater.
Nuit Blanche by FriskyFreeze, on Flickr
Nuit Blanche by FriskyFreeze, on Flickr
Didn't realise I came across as scary. It was a size matters game to coincide with the iPhone launch. Haven't changed it back yet!
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1771422/
Tbh I think I need a new avatar. I'll have a think.
Thanks to everyone who commented on my last photo (and on the interview). I really appreciate the feedback.
It varies from one semester to the next, but yeah, teaching takes up a lot of my time in general. Thanks for your comments on the photo, Ish!
Was I actually posting weekly at one point?! I wish I had that kind of output to share right now. My hard drive is full of woefully neglected, unprocessed images at the moment. At least I did manage to get an article published on my site yesterday: LINK. Yeah, I know, pictures are better!
It varies from one semester to the next, but yeah, teaching takes up a lot of my time in general. Thanks for your comments on the photo, Ish!
Was I actually posting weekly at one point?!
I wish I had that kind of output to share right now. My hard drive is full of woefully neglected, unprocessed images at the moment. At least I did manage to get an article published on my site yesterday: LINK. Yeah, I know, pictures are better!
Anther great 'selfie'! Do you plan a lot of your self-portraits or is it a more spontaneous approach?
Cracking shot!
Just a thought, but have you tried the auto level feature in LR5? Might sort our some of the lines.
Here's mine! Bit of a BTS one.
As always, comments appreciated.
Candy Cartel 2014 LookBook by acearchie, on Flickr
Hampstead Heath Lake in Moonlight
Canon EOS 6D
EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
/3.5
21.0 mm
1/6
ISO12800
This was from my point and shoot days. Ive since bought a T3i, but I'd still say this is one of my favorites.
Full disclosure, I did do quite a bit of processing to get the colors looking this vibrant, the original color pallet was rather dull. I also did some things like removed reflections from a window.
It was taken at Disney's Animal Kingdom.
Full disclosure, I did do quite a bit of processing to get the colors looking this vibrant, the original color pallet was rather dull. I also did some things like removed reflections from a window.
It was taken at Disney's Animal Kingdom.
No offence, but I don't think that would fit my description of 'best hotel'!
Nice picture though.
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Hampstead Heath. That takes me back. The wife used to work just down the road at the Royal Free Hospital.
I like the sky in this one.
Was I actually posting weekly at one point?!
To be honest, I don't know. Perhaps I revisited the images once a week.
Anyhow, good to have you back. Now start processing those neglected photos!
I like the way you add space around them. Is that negative space? Anyway I like how it makes the image seem more airy.
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We are seeing some folks coming back of late. It is great to see folks becoming more active again. Nice pictures in here and some of you guys have serious talent.
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Great shot. Really nice. It doesn't matter how bad our day at the office gets, there are folks like this who watch over us and who have a bad day on a whole different level.
Beautiful crisp shot. I was looking at a site yesterday vahnonen.com (might have spelled it wrong) amazing sharp landscape and nature images. Mainly taken in Finland.
I am wondering if places where the air is cold and crisper, does that lend itself to clearer sharper images at all? Or am I being thick?
Thanks, I have no idea who she is but she's immortalised in silver-somethingorother now.
Thanks also for the heads-up regarding the lines; I admit it didn't occur to me to try to straighten them out. The window sloped away like that to fit the hull of the boat so I didn't think of straightening them as it wasn't a perspective thing. The other thing is that I've removed a whopping great bar that ran down the middle. This one window was actually 2. For a film photo I felt that was enough editing at the time and I think I would have felt a bit guilty for doing any more.
But that was then and this is now, so I've had a quick go and I think it looks alright!
girl on cook strait (leveled)
Who took your BTS photo? Can we get a photo of them taking a photo of you taking a photo of your model?
Alex
Thanks kenoh and you're not being thick at all.
Our summer season does get very hot and humid (over 30C and over 40C if you factor in the humidity). In July and August the air often gets thick and unpleasant. Also, fortunately or unfortunately depending on your perspective, Toronto has a population of almost 3 million people and with that comes atmospheric problems that are very noticeable during the hot and humid days.
I can't speak for Finland but without doubt, I do appreciate the crisp clear days that are far more frequent during our winter season. It makes the -20C days tolerable.
I also love this time of year. I think mid-September to mid-October is our best 4 week period of the entire year.
~ Peter
No new material, so going through some from earlier in the year tonight.
DSC_0832 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
I liked the repetition of the noses in this one. Comments always appreciated.
DSC_0832 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrI liked the repetition of the noses in this one. Comments always appreciated.
My wife and son looking at chickens at a petting zoo set up in my town.
Just a snapshot really, taken on my new Nikon 1 V2 playing with the aperture priority mode. This was f4 at 1/200 ISO200. I liked the dappled Autumn sunlight through the trees, and the washed out right corner that was exposed in the sun.
Weird that this is my favourite shot, as there was a bloody great big Cathedral about 100 yards away, and most of what I shot was of that!
You don't want to know the effort that went into this one. How are you guys at shooting from the top of 10ft ladders? I don't want to do it again.
Dolly by Adam_Campbell, on Flickr
Dolly by Adam_Campbell, on Flickr
