photo al***, take II
Posted by: Joe Petrik on 15 December 2004
The search engine isn't working and the original album thread is now buried several layers deep in the bowels of the Padded Cell, so I've started a new album. This thread is for all the photographers out there -- both pro and amateur -- who'd like to show their work, get constructive criticism, and waste as much of Naim's bandwidth as possible per post.
Here's my first entry -- a straightforward B&W portrait of a friend.
Joe
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Nerd info: Nikon F4, 105mm F/2 DC, available light, Kodak B&W Portra, scanned with a Minolta Scan Elite 5400
Posted on: 15 December 2004 by garyi
Can we stick digital art work in?
Posted on: 15 December 2004 by sideshowbob
Comments welcomed. I haven't been doing this for long, so feel free to give me a kicking.
Westminster Cathedral at night, the view from my living room window.
-- Ian
Posted on: 15 December 2004 by sideshowbob
The revolution starts here. Harvard, April 2004.
-- Ian
Posted on: 15 December 2004 by sideshowbob
Rotting squash, Boston, Mass., April 2004.
-- Ian
Posted on: 15 December 2004 by rodwsmith
The weekend before last I spent in Tokaj in Hungary, as magical a wine place as I have encountered.
This was sunrise on the second day.
Rod
Posted on: 15 December 2004 by Joe Petrik
A couple more, just to prime the pump.
Joe
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Nerd info: Nikon F4, 18mm f/3.5, Fuji Provia 100
Posted on: 15 December 2004 by Joe Petrik
Joe
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Nerd info: Nikon F4, 18mm f/3.5, Fuji Provia 100
P.S. Gary -- about posting digital art... fine by me. Pixels are pixels, so as long as they're plenty arsty and just a little bit fartsy I don't see why not.
Posted on: 15 December 2004 by Adam Meredith
The Valley, morning.
Posted on: 15 December 2004 by garyi
This is my first real attempt of digital art from scratch so no piss taking:
Posted on: 15 December 2004 by nodrog
I'll try again later. This linking business is pissing me off
[This message was edited by nodrog on Wed 15 December 2004 at 22:47.]
Posted on: 16 December 2004 by nodrog
Here we go again...
Posted on: 16 December 2004 by nodrog
And another from Narita...
Posted on: 16 December 2004 by Joe Petrik
nodrog,
That first shot is stunning, not that the second one isn't good, too. But that first one... man, you nailed it.
(I'm gonna go sulk now...)
Joe
Posted on: 16 December 2004 by Hawk
Cool photos Joe... This one is a very amateur go at astro photography using a Canon EOS10D
Posted on: 16 December 2004 by Not For Me
Phwoar - nice curves
DS
OTD - Kalima - Kalima
*** And all the little children said "Nang Nang Nang ***
Posted on: 16 December 2004 by Not For Me
Phwoar - nice curves
DS
OTD - Kalima - Kalima
*** And all the little children said "Nang Nang Nang ***
Posted on: 16 December 2004 by Mike Hanson
I'll offer up this one, albeit taken by my wife (who's not as technically capable as I am, but has better artistic vision) . It's nicely framed, the colors are wonderful, and ultimately, I think it captures the moment.
-=> Mike Hanson <=-
Posted on: 16 December 2004 by kuma
Posted on: 17 December 2004 by Rasher
Mike - Time flies eh?!. It seems like only last week!
Posted on: 17 December 2004 by JBoulder
Friends at a party
www.imageshack.usPosted on: 17 December 2004 by Rasher
Nerd info: Digital pocket camera jobbie
Posted on: 17 December 2004 by JonR
quote:
Originally posted by Rasher:
Mike - Time flies eh?!. It seems like only last week!
It's the scene from 2010, when David Bowman appears on the Discovery...
Posted on: 17 December 2004 by Mike Hanson
quote:
Originally posted by Rasher:
Mike - Time flies eh?!. It seems like only last week!
Assuming you're referring to the his birth, I would have to disagree. People are always saying, "They grow up so fast." For me, his birth seemed like a very long time ago. So many things have happened/changed along the way. If anything, time has slowed down significantly, compared to my life before.
-=> Mike Hanson <=-
Posted on: 17 December 2004 by Nigel Cavendish
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Assuming you're referring to the his birth, I would have to disagree. People are always saying, "They grow up so fast." For me, his birth seemed like a very long time ago. So many things have happened/changed along the way. If anything, time has slowed down significantly, compared to my life before.
-=> Mike Hanson <=-[/QUOTE]
I think the point is that parents who live with their children on a day by day basis don't perceive the speed of growth in the same way that people who see the children only occasionally do.
cheers
Nigel
Posted on: 17 December 2004 by Uncle Buck
[IMG]PB2004 472 JPG[/IMG]
Taken from a canal bus in Amsterdam in November
