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Posted by: count.d on 18 January 2004
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Posted on: 29 January 2004 by Berlin Fritz
Of Course Tony Blair is a good and unquestionably honourable man, sincere, brilliant², and diciplined to the core as a world statesman & Father of four Children should be, as is The leader of the opposition Michael Howard; similarly excellent in his own right. Just normal folk like you and I (irrespective of their financial fortunes) Who the Hell are we to Judge ? we put em there, innit.
Fritz Von Byjupitertonyloisallyoudeservesometimesinnit:
MOTOWN SONGS LTD: Fritz. Stoppit, Oh Baby, Oh baby, you to me are --ec-r---*+
Pss³ I voted for Charles KENNEDdY IN THE LAST UK election (My Last allowed overseas) : AS an ex UK Voter I say Co - Party + More, is UK's serious Wayorward innuit. xx233²§""²²3333§33§§§§§§³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³ * ?
PS. If Alisdair thinks otherwise, He's mistaken, know wot i mean cos many do . and the4y're wel afzter me, inniz ?
Fritz Von Byjupitertonyloisallyoudeservesometimesinnit:
MOTOWN SONGS LTD: Fritz. Stoppit, Oh Baby, Oh baby, you to me are --ec-r---*+
Pss³ I voted for Charles KENNEDdY IN THE LAST UK election (My Last allowed overseas) : AS an ex UK Voter I say Co - Party + More, is UK's serious Wayorward innuit. xx233²§""²²3333§33§§§§§§³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³³ * ?
PS. If Alisdair thinks otherwise, He's mistaken, know wot i mean cos many do . and the4y're wel afzter me, inniz ?
Posted on: 30 January 2004 by Joe Petrik
... and another.
Joe
Joe
Posted on: 30 January 2004 by Rasher
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Posted on: 31 January 2004 by count.d
Joe,
I couldn't help but think that the lower half of your shot was a little distracting, so I blurred it a little and changed a couple of other areas.
What do you think?
I couldn't help but think that the lower half of your shot was a little distracting, so I blurred it a little and changed a couple of other areas.
What do you think?
Posted on: 31 January 2004 by count.d
Joe,
What do you think of it without the strap?
I also cleaned up the b/ground on the right.
What do you think of it without the strap?
I also cleaned up the b/ground on the right.
Posted on: 31 January 2004 by Joe Petrik
Count,
Funny, you're not the first to make that comment on the photo, to which I can only ask why weren't you looking into Emily's eyes. ;-)
Hmmm, your editing certainly gives the pic a different feel, but I'm not sure if I like it better, partly because I'm not a huge fan of tilt/shift-esque blurring that seems to be all the rage in product and fashion photography.
Much better. Although I liked the placement of the strap when I took the shot, removing it is clearly an improvement. Thanks.
Joe
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I couldn't help but think that the lower half of your shot was a little distracting, so I blurred it a little and changed a couple of other areas.
Funny, you're not the first to make that comment on the photo, to which I can only ask why weren't you looking into Emily's eyes. ;-)
Hmmm, your editing certainly gives the pic a different feel, but I'm not sure if I like it better, partly because I'm not a huge fan of tilt/shift-esque blurring that seems to be all the rage in product and fashion photography.
quote:
What do you think of it without the strap?
Much better. Although I liked the placement of the strap when I took the shot, removing it is clearly an improvement. Thanks.
Joe
Posted on: 31 January 2004 by JeremyD
Delhi, 1983, Jantar Mantar observatory. [Minolta 460T].
Posted on: 31 January 2004 by JeremyD
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Posted on: 31 January 2004 by MichaelC
Here we go again
Success!!!
I have cheated and used a photo my brother in law took - it was the first image I managed to reduce in size. I shall try one of mine next.
Mike
Success!!!
I have cheated and used a photo my brother in law took - it was the first image I managed to reduce in size. I shall try one of mine next.
Mike
Posted on: 01 February 2004 by DJH
Jeremy - thanks for posting the pictures of the observatory in Delhi. In the mid-90's I ended up travelling to India every few weeks for a while, and the office in Delhi that I went to was just next door to this observatory - a good place to walk around at lunchtime.
Posted on: 01 February 2004 by Derek Wright
Dedicated to the Hutton Report
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Posted on: 01 February 2004 by matthewr
Posted on: 01 February 2004 by JeremyD
quote:You're welcome. If I had known anyone who knew Jantar Mantar would be visiting this thread I'd have made an effort to get the colours right, although my memory has faded so much that I might make things worse. [For others, the pink of the first two pics is closer to the right colour IIRC].
Originally posted by DJH:
Jeremy - thanks for posting the pictures of the observatory in Delhi. In the mid-90's I ended up travelling to India every few weeks for a while, and the office in Delhi that I went to was just next door to this observatory - a good place to walk around at lunchtime.
Posted on: 02 February 2004 by solid state
Heres a cr*p resize , from Mauritius . Wish I could work out how to resize properly 
Posted on: 02 February 2004 by solid state
and another cr*p resive from the maldive...
Posted on: 02 February 2004 by JeremyD
I found these (red) tomatoes and collander in the sink one day and took a quick snap, standing on something unstable to lean over the sink. You can see the pic it ought to have been... [Contax 139 Quartz].
Sorry if I've been posting more than my fair share of pics (especially as they're nowhere near the standard of the best here) this will be my last for a while.
Sorry if I've been posting more than my fair share of pics (especially as they're nowhere near the standard of the best here) this will be my last for a while.
Posted on: 02 February 2004 by Berlin Fritz
You're lookin swell ***
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Posted on: 02 February 2004 by Dan M
Jeremy,
Keep posting! I'm enjoying your pics. I've just got a roll of film back from a Yashica rangefinder I picked up on ebay for $10 and they came out far better than I would have expected. I'll try to upload one or two soon. What kind of camera are you going to put your Jupiter 8 on? A russian leica copy like the zorki? or a Bessa R?
cheers,
Dan
Keep posting! I'm enjoying your pics. I've just got a roll of film back from a Yashica rangefinder I picked up on ebay for $10 and they came out far better than I would have expected. I'll try to upload one or two soon. What kind of camera are you going to put your Jupiter 8 on? A russian leica copy like the zorki? or a Bessa R?
cheers,
Dan
Posted on: 02 February 2004 by Berlin Fritz
Mike C,
Youre Saturday night pic of Reading is a Cracker t'be sure innit.
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Youre Saturday night pic of Reading is a Cracker t'be sure innit.
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tz Von Where'smebrownieboxjobbyPosted on: 02 February 2004 by JeremyD
Dan,
Thanks for the kind words - glad you like my pics - looking forward to seeing your Yashica pics.
I bought the Jupiter 8 with attached Zorki 4K. I haven't tried it out yet, and probably won't for another month or so.
Thanks for the kind words - glad you like my pics - looking forward to seeing your Yashica pics.
I bought the Jupiter 8 with attached Zorki 4K. I haven't tried it out yet, and probably won't for another month or so.
Posted on: 02 February 2004 by John Channing
West Coast of Barbados, September 2003, Canon G2
Posted on: 02 February 2004 by John Channing
My friend Clayton Skidooing in Golden, Canada, March 2003, Canon G2
Posted on: 02 February 2004 by Dan M
OK, here's one from the try-out roll of my $10.50 camera on C41 b/w film processed and printed at COSTCO for $4.60