Sunday, our photo society, PSNWA, paid a visit to the Arkansas Air Museum
here in Fayetteville. We were able to get into the museum a couple of hours
before it was open to the public. We were hoping to be able to roll a few
aircraft outside but the weather precluded that. I decided to tryout
http://beilbyfinearts.blogspot.com/2010/09/arkansas-air-museum-at-drake-field.html
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Ted
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Larry, when I need one or a whole folder of pef's or raw's to be visible, I
use a freeware program called Instant Jpeg from raw.
http://www.rawworkflow.com/instant-jpeg-from-raw-utility/
I select which files I want to see a jpeg for and it extracts the jpeg out
of each and puts them in a sub
A group from the photowalk that Diane and I went on in Eureka Springs.
Mostly shot with the DA 21, but a couple with the DA 40. K 7 and processed
in either LR 2.7 or CS3.
http://www.beilbyvisualarts.com/id21.html
I am loving the K7.
C C welcomed.
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Finally got some of my shots from the speedway trip last weekend onto my
website.
http://www.beilbyvisualarts.com/id20.html
CC welcome
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Well, I spent most of the afternoon trying to get Lightroom to play nice
with the crappy web site hosting company I have, unsuccessfully. Finally
resorted to just resizing a bunch and putting them on my site. This group
is from the Show, couple of shots from the roof and a couple from dinner
Made hotel reservations last night for the exhibit in Chicago. Wednesday
night at 11:03 pm central, got registered for GFM. Christine, add my wife
and I to the attending list. We will be driving on Thursday and returning
home on Sunday. Reservations are nonrefundable so now we have to be there.
I went to the Glory Hole Waterfall again this weekend, this time with the
PSNWA. I changed the shots I had on my website to the newer trip and also
shrank them down so they would load faster, with resulting loss of
sharpness. I really like the K 7. Even tried a couple of short videos. Will
try
Today I took the K7 out to play. I went to the Glory Hole Waterfall
because the PSNWA's trip there tomorrow was cancelled due to predicticed
thunderstorms them snow. When I got home I found the list of participants to
the Chicago show. All I can say is I am honered and humbled to be on that
Christine, after sharing an email I got from Mark yesterday with my wife, we
would very much like to attend but don't know right now if we will be able
to. ($) Put us on the list of maybe attending at this point. Sure would
like to be there. Would need info on places to stay, etc.
Ted
The
My wife arrived home about 5:00pm and wanted to know if I had planted the
blueberry bushes yet. Of course, I had not gone more than 20 ft from the
front door, so the bushes were still sitting in a bowl of water awaiting
being put in their respective holes in the back yard. I was sent out to put
I am sitting here today waiting for UPS. Last year at Grandfather Mountain,
several of you made fun of me because I was reluctant to fondle the K 7
while we were looking at it. Today, I will get to fondle it all I want.
Sometime before 7:00pm today a box will arrive contianing a K7 for me and a
tbei...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
I am sitting here today waiting for UPS. Last year at Grandfather
Mountain, several of you made fun of me because I was reluctant to
fondle the K 7 while we were looking at it. Today, I will get to fondle
it all I want. Sometime before 7:00pm today a box will arrive
I would like to thank all for the comments on my work from last Saturday. I
was really excited shooting and then seeing them on my screen. I am so glad
not to get the too dark comments like I did on the bike rally shots. Just
a couple of comments, Ann, It took us a while before we could see
Just posted a group of photos on my blog from the PSNWA shoot this weekend.
CC welcomed.
Not too many elk visible, it was foggy and dark while they were out. The
colors were amazing when the sun burned off the fog. It was sort of like
driving around in Yellowstone because of all the traffic on
Very Nice! Just enough detail in the foreground. Great sky for background.
Well seen. Not just another car shot.
Ted
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Friday, my daughter's fire spinning troop gave a performance at the Greek
Theater, University of Arkansas, for the Omni Center for Peace. She started
this troop a couple of years ago and they just keep getting larger and
better. They call themselves Kindlin Spirits. A search on Utube will
Note to self, Don't look at Derby's work unless I have already eaten and
drunk my fill.
Ted
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I will comment here too. I have the same problem sometimes with presenting
my work. I think I am too close to it to be objective. I put everything I
like together and it is just too much for the average viewer. I have really
enjoyed your work as you have posted over time. I like the sharing of
Last week was the 10th annual Q Rally here in Fayetteville, AR. The news
reports say it is now the third largest Rally in the US. This year, I
decided to widen my shooting to include some of the people, not just bikes.
I have posted what I have worked on so far on a Picasa Web Album,
Thanks Scott
They want this rally to be family friendly so they keep a sharp eye out,
besides, arrests equal money for the city. All is closly watched by the
local cops. Maybe if I ventured out after dark, partying goes on till bars
close, I might see or shoot some of that. I tend to get out
Bruce, I may have been a little heavy handed in post processing. I was
trying to focus viewing on the subjects, and not on the cluttered
backgrounds. I have been struggling with getting calibration of my monitor
since I got it. Can't afford spyder right now. The downside of being
unemployed.
A few quick grabs this am on my Blog. Spider Warning! Handheld in a
breeze with A 50mm Macro. Wanted to see if I could hold it still enough. I
know I should have used tripod. Comments?
http://beilbyfinearts.blogspot.com/2009_09_01_archive.html
Ted
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Took a trip to Tulsa yesterday to do some shooting at the Oklahoma Aquarium.
Worked a few after getting home till I realized it was bedtime. I have
posted a few on my blog,
www.beilbyfinearts.blogspot.com
Please feel free to view and to comment
Ted
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Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2009 19:39:05 +0100
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Just thought I should thank those of you who commented on my attemp to start
a blog. Nothing new on it yet, will be posting something soon. I was asked
by the leader of the Fort Smith Photowalk to send him the file for my wagon
shot. He told me it will be the winner for the Fort Smith walk.
I want to thank those that commented on my photo in the July PUG. It is one
of many that I really like from that airshow. Someone was asking about the F
100-300 on the list a while back, it has given me good results although
recently I have been using the DA18-250 so I don't have to change
No, not Ft. Chaffee, Fort Smith National Historic Site. Pictured in my shot
is the barracks from the second fort which became the Federal Courthouse in
the early 1870's. Contains the courtroom of the famed Hangin Judge Isaac
Parker, and the jail called Hell on the Border. Out of the frame of
I really enjoyed seeing everyone's submissions for this PUG. P.J., your
airstrip shot reminds me of countless strips that I visited with my Dad
while he was delivering wings to crop dusting companies in California. I
loved them because I never knew what I would see, crashed airplanes,
What happened to the July PUG? I submitted a shot last month, first in many
years, and have been checking but all I find is June.
Ted
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Just posted my first blog site today.
http://beilbyfinearts.blogspot.com/
suggestions or comments are welcome
Ted
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Christine, were you driving when you shot that?
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Date: Wed, 03 Jun 2009 09:00:49 -0400
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Please don't put down PT''s, my five year old PT made the trip to GFM
without a hiccup. Don't want it's feelings hurt.
Ted
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Date: Wed, 3 Jun 2009 08:17:40 -0700
From: Bruce Dayton bkday...@daytonphoto.com
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Mark, I prefer 7d903308. The exposure looks perfect to me and you can do
what you want with it in post. I really like your composition and the tonal
range is outstanding. My only problem is, and not just your shots but
everyone I know of, is the lack of a new way to represent or capture the
I saw a few shots done with the onboard. Close ( 2-3 ft), no hot spots,
blown highlights, ok, if you want to use the onboard. I would think a
dedicated flash would fare as well or probably better. I do know that once
it was in my hand, my hand didn't want to release it's grip. Fit my hand
like
Playing in my front yard a few minutes ago. Comments wanted. I know which I
prefer but not saying now.
http://www.beilbyvisualarts.com/id8.html
Ted
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I think JCO's calling me silver haired.
Ted
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I just spent several minutes trying to find a way on the software for my
site. I know it is intended for dummies, that is why I have it. I am
planning on upgrading my site soon. I really don't care for the way it looks
now, but am limited by the software that I have to use for the site now.
Figured how to put a few shots on my site:
http://www.beilbyvisualarts.com/id7.html
Comments welcomed
Who did the shot of me with my 40mm?
Ted
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I was so up from my time at the mountain that I ended up driving nonstop
home, chasing the moon. Was so great to meet all these names from the list
and to be so accepted. Left at about 2:00pm Eastern and pulled into my drive
at 4:30am Central. While trying to struggle with the front door at
15 so far, this is the list I have:
Stan Halpin
Mark Roberts, and son
Scott Loveless
John Sessoms
Christine Aguila, and husband
Cory (maybe)
Nico Lurker
Don Delurker
Mat M.
Stenquist (maybe)
Bob Sullivan, and wife
Ted Beilby
this is pulled from the messages to me as well as the list
OK guys, I did that list quick and dirty. I thought it was Mark that said
his son was in the competition, may have been in someone others reply. I get
the digest so sometimes the messages get mixed up with who is responding in
them. Sorry Mark if I blew it. Mat Maessen and Paul Stenquist are
Just a heads up to anyone who might be interested. This symposium was
started several years ago by members of the NW Arkansas Photographic Society
and has now grown to a regional event. Information can be found on the
MAPSYM website: http://www.mapsym.org/ I am not attending
Anyone besides me curious how many members got GFM tickets? Just wondering
how many and who from the list are going/camping. Email me off list and I
will do a count for anyone interested. I am going on a weekend photo shoot
at a nearby state park this weekend ( Devil's Den State Park,
I had my *istD at George Ray's Dragstrip when it went wierd, and what had
happened was the button battery cover had come off. I thought the camera was
dead for sure. Ended shooting that day, but when I got a replacement from
Pentax US (free, by the way,) the camera is still going. My wife even
Well, I finally did it, I registered for Grandfather Mountain. Very excited
to be finally going to meet all and participate.
Ted
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Couldn't even consider going if I couldn't camp. The reason I have the time
to go this year is because I'm currently one of the unemployed. Will be
driving in from NW Arkansas, just watch for a blue PT Cruiser.
Ted
Date: Wed, 1 Apr 2009 11:15:44 -0400
From: Scott Loveless
Seems my email program had turned itself to send html rather than text. That
explains why I have been unable to respond or post lately. Sorry. I am here
and still reading the digests and looking at others offerings. Sorry Dario
if I might have been a bit testy in my message to you.
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