Heartland

Obviousman wrote:Don't forget the key feature of a nice camera IZ, it uses film

Too true man but this is a family camera, and then digital is much handier for sharing pics with the family.

IZ.

First roll of this weekend's four digitised today, some real nice ones in there!





Most of them with background noises by Claire, Andrew and Steve asking what on earth I'm taking photos of

There's lots more to at you know where to click

great shot ,
seen on your flickr account pic of glass stairs in apple shop, don't know whats better shot or stairs

Thanks!

You mean this one? The Apple Store in Glasgow is really a great looking thing I find, and plenty of toys in there too

ow i don`t want to fall down that strairway.... but it looks cool...
the zeppelin museum at the lake constance has glass stairway, glassfloor and a glass elevator... I think it`s kind of weird to walk on glass

Piccies please, Little_sister, I'd love to see that Think it's always a bit of an odd experience myself, but interesting nevertheless

More artwankery:







And plenty more at you know where

Obviousman wrote:

Yaaaay! The Clap Clinic!

I told you it'd look good in a photo didn't I And I just couldn't help but understand 'Club Clinic' all the time

I must say Z, you do an amazing job of making the things I see every day seem quite different and beautiful

(Edit! Not the Clap Clinic, I hasten to add! )

Mucho thanks



(the picture has no relation to thanking, but can't post here without shameless self-promotion, can I?)

The Wild West looking good on Thursday in the sunshine:~



Taken with a compact, & mildly 'tweaked' with UFRaw, Picasa2 & The Gimp in Mint Elyssa (all Open Source & FREE)!

bland, dull

Some of us like it - Fortunately not too many, so we have plenty of space ... Not for everyone I grant you ... So, where are your offerings JB? Then we can play critic ...

it's unfocused and the horizon isn't square, don't mistake a nice location for a nice photograph

Obviousman wrote:Piccies please, Little_sister, I'd love to see that Think it's always a bit of an odd experience myself, but interesting

sadly I don`t have any and can`t find any online either. taking pictures was prohibited as far as I can remember and the stairs where in the entrance hall I think, so lots of museums attendants..... but still it`s strange that no one took pictures - I hope they didn`t remodel...

James Blast wrote:it's unfocused and the horizon isn't square, don't mistake a nice location for a nice photograph

It is focused - from 18 inches to Infinity in fact - with Hyperfocal focusing. If has been re-scaled and compressed of course, to make it manageable for the 'net, like most images. The Horizon is square too - you've never been there, so how would you know ... Easy to criticise, not so easy to create ... We're waiting to see your efforts?

Play nicely children.

The "better crack club" wins hands down for me.


"quality bargain"

we're seen some of JB photos, all were great.

don't take it personally.

Pista wrote:The "better crack club" wins hands down for me.


"quality bargain"

Little_Sister wrote:

Obviousman wrote:Piccies please, Little_sister, I'd love to see that Think it's always a bit of an odd experience myself, but interesting

sadly I don`t have any and can`t find any online either. taking pictures was prohibited as far as I can remember and the stairs where in the entrance hall I think, so lots of museums attendants..... but still it`s strange that no one took pictures - I hope they didn`t remodel...

Next time try give it a go then Another advantage of film cameras is they won't notice if it's a silent one and they can't delete pictures either as they can't prove you actually made one

Dodges Unlimited Inc. wrote:

James Blast wrote:it's unfocused and the horizon isn't square, don't mistake a nice location for a nice photograph

It is focused - from 18 inches to Infinity in fact - with Hyperfocal focusing. If has been re-scaled and compressed of course, to make it manageable for the 'net, like most images. The Horizon is square too - you've never been there, so how would you know ... Easy to criticise, not so easy to create ... We're waiting to see your efforts?

I would've dragged the left hand side down too myself, to be honest, it just looks slightly slanted this way. Not wanting to be the difficult one here

I didn't post any of my last Scottish batch yet, did I?







Click where you gotta click for more

you bought that second one as a postcard didn't you?
that is a compliment.

Why thank you, it's all home made

nice