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Lol. No iPhone 6 plus delivered at home. Just me messing in the garden. Fake tattoo curtesy of my daughter and a biro.
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Photo of the day September 2014
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Lol. No iPhone 6 plus delivered at home. Just me messing in the garden. Fake tattoo curtesy of my daughter and a biro.
View from the castle
Now the independance vote is cast, thought it was time to post this view of the national Wallace monument from Stirling castle. Would have benefited from a tripod but a brief opportunity to catch the flash of sunlight through the otherwise dour sky. Comments always welcomed.
Now the independance vote is cast, thought it was time to post this view of the national Wallace monument from Stirling castle. Would have benefited from a tripod but a brief opportunity to catch the flash of sunlight through the otherwise dour sky. Comments always welcomed.
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The Buzzard Orchestral - Live at The Troubadour
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Levens Hall, a lovely old house built round an earlier pele tower... and some of the finest topiary gardens on the planet...
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This photo is STUNNING... I could see a nice gallery wrap of this hanging in my home...
Well done!
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I have to ask (and I am embarrassed asking), but how sir, did you get this photo so perfectly exposed?
I have to ask (and I am embarrassed asking), but how sir, did you get this photo so perfectly exposed?
Cause he's Doylem!
Moon pic I took on the 7th, one night before the full "super" moon. Don't take much astrophotography, but had been wanting to capture the moon with my D810 and 80-400 lens. Still resulted in a fairly small image when cropped, but held up pretty well to upsampling. Debating on getting a dedicated telescope, but undecided on how much astrophotography ultimately interests me. Anyhoo, felt like sharing
400mm, f/8, 1/320sec, ISO 64. Manual exposure using a tripod.
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400mm, f/8, 1/320sec, ISO 64. Manual exposure using a tripod.
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another classic
Lovely shot - the old British cars seem to suit that nice green - hence British Racing Green I imagine. This one was also green before processing. Comments always welcome.
Lovely shot - the old British cars seem to suit that nice green - hence British Racing Green I imagine. This one was also green before processing. Comments always welcome.
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I have to ask (and I am embarrassed asking), but how sir, did you get this photo so perfectly exposed?
Well, I used a tripod, f/11 and bracketed three shots around my preferred reading. So I might have shot, say, 1/125, 1/160 and 1/200... then edited the one that looked best, back on the iMac, and deleted the other two...
Moon pic I took on the 7th, one night before the full "super" moon. Don't take much astrophotography, but had been wanting to capture the moon with my D810 and 80-400 lens. Still resulted in a fairly small image when cropped, but held up pretty well to upsampling. Debating on getting a dedicated telescope, but undecided on how much astrophotography ultimately interests me. Anyhoo, felt like sharing
400mm, f/8, 1/320sec, ISO 64. Manual exposure using a tripod.
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Great shot.
It's not really a phone capture, I was just being a smartarse.
Oh well, I fell for it!
Still a nice image.
It's not really a phone capture, I was just being a smartarse.
You nearly got me into trouble with Mr Meister.
You rock Melizard! ;-) ooph poor joke...
Seriously though really nuce images. Do you do selective adjustments in your images? The rock looks completely different to surrounds. Kind of like selective colour effect but not. Nice way to make it stand out.
More please.... encore!
