Paul Stenquist wrote:
I'm looking for on-line templates. I don't have any page generator
software on my machine. And I have managed to remain totally ignorant
of the mechanics of web page generation:-).
Paul, if you have a recent copy of iLife on you Mac, then you have
iWeb. I
Adam Maas wrote:
http://www.photographyblog.com/index.php/weblog/comments/microsoft_and_hoya_pentax_join_forces/
Does this mean the K30D will bluescreen?
Yes. In addition, it will arrive quite a few years after promised,
stripped of most of the hoped-for new features. It will also be
John Whittingham wrote:
On Tue, 13 May 2008 20:00:05 +0100, drew wrote
Then phone Pentax customer support in Japan for an authorization
code because they fear you might be using the camera without a license
Drew
Then the lens police will come knocking every time it performs an
Steve Desjardins wrote:
I don't know about that. The idea of the Windows boot-up sequence on my
LCD for about a minute or so when I switch on my K5000D has a certain
familiar and comforting cham to it . . .
Except ... you have a once-in-a-lifetime shot lined up and focused, and
as you
Lucas Rijnders wrote:
If I replace my ageing PC, I will be looking hard at a nice portable mac
to complement my wife's iMac. I really liked the small 13 ones they had a
couple of months ago... The are one or two windows-only (CAD) applications
I'd like to run, but dual-boot would be fine
Adam Maas wrote:
As does Parallels for less money and smoother integration than VMWare.
With respect, I would _not_ take that as a given. :-)
Since they both offer a 30-day eval period, the wise shopper should
evaluate them both in actual use and see how they behave.
In my own testing
Cotty wrote:
On 17/5/08, Bob Blakely, discombobulated, unleashed:
digital purists.
Surely an oxymoron?
It's a bit off.
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Bob W wrote:
Nice shot.
What were the exposure settings? I find that the tube in London is too
dark to get many good handheld shots, but your tube looks brighter.
Coincidentally I was shooting down in the Toronto subway on the weekend
too and I was curious about how Frank took that. So
That's a masterful shot, Paul. I'm *really* impressed with the bw
conversion.
I'm struggling with shooting musicians in bw, and this is an
inspirational example for me.
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Scott Loveless wrote:
http://picasaweb.google.com/sdloveless/Betty
That looks *really* nice. I've never seen a chainwheel so small as
you've got there. Are you planning on climbing ladders with that? :-)
I'm still riding an ancient Dawes Galaxy that I got in 1973. I prefer
the touring
Brian Walters wrote:
Re: NiHM. They are very variable in quality. After trying several 'no
name' brands I settled on Sanyo Eneloops - they just keep going. I now
wouldn't use anything else.
I second that recommendation.
The problem seems to be that many NiMH's suffer from a
David J Brooks wrote:
Funny, i used my istD for 2 1/2 years and never noticed, or looked for
stuck or dead pixels. I lent it to Brother Aaron one day for a Blue
Jay baseball game, and he noticed 6 of them.
He should have been looking for dead or stuck ball-players.
*ducks* ;-)
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consumer-oriented site) has reviewed the K20D and gives it an
Excellent ... http://snipurl.com/2bjla
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Here's an Alium from the back garden to balance out my tech/photo ratio
for the day ...
http://snipurl.com/2bjo4
I'm enjoying the results I get with an old screw-mount SMC 1:1.4/50 on
the K100D Super. This was in full sun, albeit late afternoon low-angle,
and I had the shutter wide open.
Steve Larson wrote:
nice shot, could have been stopped down one or two notches though.
Thanks, Steve.
Yes, if the weather cooperates today I'm going to try that. It's
devilishly hard to focus the old glass without something like that
Katzeye mod. Though I kinda like the soft-focus thing
Remarkable shots, Walter, especially the 1st -- I agree with Frank. I
just love the detail that you revealed in the wings.
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Gonz wrote:
I think it must just be an email address harvesting ploy. Just wait
for the spam...
Well, yes and no.
I downloaded this book last week. I got the d/l link back in the mail
within an hour or so of requesting it. (Check your spam folder.)
First-off, the book is mainly of
Ralf R. Radermacher wrote:
Any other suggestions? Mind you, it's my first project of this kind and
the subject is totally different from my usual industry stuff.
Works OK in Safari (3.1.1) on the Mac. Although I notice that when you
hit the pause button it only pauses the pix, the
Excellent article by security and security technology expert Bruce
Schneier ...
Given that real terrorists, and even wannabe terrorists, don't seem to
photograph anything, why is it such pervasive conventional wisdom that
terrorists photograph their targets? Why are our fears so great that we
John Francis wrote:
Them's cygnets, dude.
Has a ring of truth to it.
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A fascinating look into *really* real world use of photo equipment ...
http://web.mac.com/kamberm/Leica_M8_Field_Test,_Iraq
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Christine Aguila wrote:
Bruce: Thanks so much for posting this. It was an excellent read. I
learned tons from it! Cheers, Christine
Glad you enjoyed it, Christine!
BTW: I saw the pointer to that article on the always interesting Daring
Fireball blog
http://daringfireball.net/.
I caught what I think has the makings of a street photo. But my inner
critic says, too much clutter--isolate subject more (somehow), or
it's too tilted, or any number of other issues. I've already done a
minor crop and I've played with the bw conversion until I'm going
cross-eyed.
So I
Bruce Walker wrote:
I caught what I think has the makings of a street photo. [...]
So I could use some advice: what would you do next with this?
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3072/2582652248_fc7511edd5_o.jpg
Thank you kind folks for looking and commenting. I have some good ideas
to try
AlunFoto wrote:
Here are the raw file converters, Interestingly, not all support all
generations.
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pecuhsM9jAKPaNaarWcEZBg
Thanks, Jostein!
Minor point: you don't have a column to distinguish between the K100D
and the newer K100D Super. Their .PEF
Heh, great line:
Now the image of a modern photographer is not of one looking through
his or her camera to take a picture but of one looking at the back of it
with a puzzled look.
Too true.
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Covers architecture street scenes from 1885 to 2001.
Bandwidth alert: there are about two gazillion pix on this one long
page, but it's fascinating ...
http://wirednewyork.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5010
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Cory Waters wrote:
I don't get what's so good about flickr.
A short piece that appeared last October in TOP, called How to use
Flickr by Howard W. French, is germane to this thread ...
Each time I've seen a sneering or dismissive comment by a photographer
about Flickr and its faults, I've
David Savage wrote:
One from today for your consideration (~150kb)
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3082/2597448874_777e8c7568_o.jpg
This photo is currently unavailable.
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I'm interested in comments on what PDMLers think about extending the
Pentax factory warranty (2 years in Canada) with an extended warranty.
My impression is that Pentax lenses, especially such as the Limited
ones, are very rugged and reliable and so an extended warranty is a
waste of money.
gldnbearz wrote:
In the Ritz insert to Sunday's paper, I see they are advertising the
Pentax K110D Super Digital SLR as a Blow Out Sale. Was there ever
such a K110D Super?
No. That's a misprint.
What would be the point in losing the business of walk-in customers by
selling them out
D. Glenn Arthur Jr. wrote:
(Does Photoshop run under Linux?
Thanks to WINE, yes it does ...
http://appdb.winehq.org/
Limited to CS2, and there are some usability issues, so it may or may
note be truly practical.
If you can stick to using just Windows (and/or a Mac), Photoshop
Elements 6
Ken Waller wrote:
Now go out use that sucker !
Heh, just try and stop me! :-) I've been loving it so far. It has
already revealed flaws in the DA 18-55 lens to me, so I'm afraid that my
next upgrade has already been mapped out.
Thanks!
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Brian Walters wrote:
when the cost of the software is about the same as the
cost of the camera (as in CS3), I remain to be convinced that it's
reasonable.
Abobe also seems to be intent on keeping Elements sufficiently crippled
to force photographers to the higher priced product (eg, no 16
Tim Øsleby wrote:
here it is, The official PDML bird..
http://www.diskusjon.no/index.php?act=attachtype=postid=238970
Cankon? No thanks! The FF Pentax will be here soon enough.
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AlunFoto wrote:
Hey Tim you missed the end of the story. :-)
The tower stood proud and tall until WW2, when the Germans nicked most
of the metal for their own purposes.
Judging by the one I own, I think that heavy rusty metal eventually
found its way into Prakticas. :-)
Great story, Tim
frank theriault wrote:
The other day I showed you a few street portraits taken at Toronto's
Pride Weekend festivities. Today I'll show you a few other shots that
I took on Sunday.
These are really great, Frank. I especially like july_02_08+012.jpg.
Do you have a preferred bw conversion
Cotty wrote:
On 3/7/08, Mark Roberts, discombobulated, unleashed:
http://www.robertstech.com/temp/puffin.jpg
Har!!
I was thinking more like:
http://www.cottysnaps.com/snaps/spare4.html
Heh! Excellent. I especially liked, Hello Sailor! :-)
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Derby Chang wrote:
Exposure takes over a week, and print stability isn't all that great,
but no nasty chemicals to pour down the drain afterwards.
http://www.creativereview.co.uk/crblog/grass-art/
D
That is a very neat idea.
But running a projector bulb (typically 250-350 watts) for
In other Flickr news ...
Getty Images Begins Licensing Flickr Photos
Getty Images, one of the world’s largest media licensing companies, has
partnered with Flickr to add a broader selection of pictures to its
online catalog. Getty will hand-pick a number of Flickr members to
participate in
Mark Roberts wrote:
http://www.jmg-galleries.com/blog/2008/07/07/how-every-flickr-photo-ended-up-on-sale-this-weekend/
6 months ago I realized that two applications leveraging Flickr’s API
were ignoring photo licensing settings that every user configures in the
“Privacy Permissions”
P. J. Alling wrote:
As a libertarian I oppose helmet laws on principal, (It's your body, if
you're stupid enough to not wear a helmet, thats fine with me). However
they seem to make for some amusing photographs, so now I'm torn...
Then I assume you'd back the law that Woody Allen as
Cory Waters wrote:
I have joined the Dark Side:
http://cwaters.smugmug.com/gallery/2793835_9yqag#330153850_t3FLR-A-LB
Now, what do the others who have preceded me have in the way of wisdom
for me in his transition period?
CW
You'll want to add some apps to improve your productivity
P. J. Alling wrote:
I don't want to say Adam is wrong, so I won't, maybe they've found ways
around that. However the MACH Kernel is based on BSD Unix, it's not
like it's an entirely different animal.
Yes, the MACH kernel _is_ an entirely different animal, actually. MACH
is a microkernel
P. J. Alling wrote:
Lucas Rijnders wrote:
Op Mon, 21 Jul 2008 17:03:28 +0200 schreef Scott Loveless
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is anyone else starting to wonder why Pentax isn't making Ltd lenses in
other mounts?
Tokina suspiciously has a 35/2.8 macro, all of a
frank theriault wrote:
Does this work for you?
http://tinyurl.com/5t736k
Yup. Let me guess, he's doing Dust My Broom ...
:-)
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frank theriault wrote:
A major blasphemy was committed by the owner of this trackbike. Can
anyone notice? You'll have to look very closely...
Campagnolo chainwheel?
Nice shot.
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Christine Aguila wrote:
I found this title: Fine Art Printing for Photographers: Exhibition
Quality Prints with Inkjet Printers
Does any know of this book and recommend it or not recommend it? Does
anyone have a better recommendation?
Christine Aguila wrote:
I said a lot, hopefully some of it was useful. All-in-all, I say get the
printer.
That was *all* useful, Christine; thank you very much! I am greatly
encouraged by your experiences. An in-house printer does indeed sound
like the way to go. BTW: did you go through
Toine wrote:
I have one for 3 months and every word is true.
Toine
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 5:40 AM, Tim Bray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By Mike Johnson Carl Weese of The Online Photographer:
http://photo.net/columns/mjohnston/pentax-35mm-lens/optical-discussion/
I've had mine
Derby Chang wrote:
I have no idea who owns this blog, but I know I like. In fact, I like
any photographer who has such a sensitive feeling about bokeh.
http://dacafe.petit.cc/
Not only are there some marvelous shots there, but the entire blog
design is very clean and elegant. Too bad
Bob W wrote:
I bet if Scott ran a Monochrome PUG, you would get some sort
of consensus.
William Robb
Wherever 3 PDMLers are gathered together, you will find at least 4
opinions.
I agree and disagree with that.
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P. J. Alling wrote:
If the link shows up as a map change it to satellite. Apparently NASA
built a giant resolution test chart.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=qhl=enll=30.515208,-86.308486z=18
Oh great. Now the dpreview forum crowd can use that to start critiquing
the lack of sharpness,
Mark Roberts wrote:
Cotty wrote:
On 2/9/08, Godfrey DiGiorgi, discombobulated, unleashed:
The walk around Ramsey yesterday went along the quay by the ship
loading area. There was some machinery to study...
http://homepage.mac.com/godders/137-secured.jpg
Secured - Isle of Man
Some really nice pix (scroll way down page for galleries) ...
http://www.raydobbins.com/
Bargain basement equipment used: $35 Sears worklights, old PS cameras ...
http://www.raydobbins.com/photosetup.htm
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Matthew Hunt wrote:
On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 11:39 AM, Scott Loveless [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mike wilson wrote:
http://hasthelargehadroncolliderdestroyedtheworldyet.com/
Crap. Now I'm nervous and can't take my mind off it. The half-dozen or
so times I've checked that site
Cotty wrote:
On 18/9/08, Bob W, discombobulated, unleashed:
Non-flash photography is ok though.
Java snaplets?
That stuff is *never* ok.
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Bruce Dayton wrote:
Needed a switch from white - so here you go.
Pentax K20D, Tamron 90/2.8 Macro
http://www.daytonphoto.com/PAW/bkd20_0288.htm
M! Great colour definition, and I *really* like your background here.
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William Robb wrote:
Again, brought to you by the letters D and A, and the number 55.
http://users.accesscomm.ca/wrobb/pictures/monolynds1.html
Techy stuff:
K20D @ ISO 100, f/4, 160 second.
Four lights spread around the set with seeming randomness that worked
out fairly well.
Also, thank to
Larry Colen wrote:
Also, Nick was concerned about the low light performance of the
K100. This set was shot at between ISO 200 and 400. It wasn't horribly
dark, but it was by no means ideal lighting for action shots.
The biggest problem was that the two spots on the band both had yellow
gels,
Joseph McAllister wrote:
Tried to eject the card, and am told I can't because the card is still
in use, to quit the applications using it.
Well, I've quit everything except mail, and it still thinks it's in use.
Joseph, did you re-launch the Finder? (Ctrl-Option click on the Finder
icon
Luka Knezevic-Strika wrote:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tamoneki/sets/72157616308589571/
Here are a few posters for my exhibition (first in my town -
Belgrade), that opens on April 13. A friend of mine drew the black and
white ink version and I've made a few photography-containing ones in
I just picked up a little Opus umbrella swivel mount gadget. It has a
hot shoe (I suppose a cold shoe really as it's not wired) on one end of
it. Curiously though, it's entirely made of metal and if I attach my
540FGZ to it it will short all of the flash's pins together.
I'd be inclined to
Dario Bonazza wrote:
The following content have been improved in Version 1.03
Improved the accuracy of SR (Shake Reduction) function.
http://www.pentax.jp/english/support/digital/k20d_s.html
Dario
Heh. I wonder how many people will be thrown by this part of the upgrade
instructions:
copy
Adam Montoya wrote:
At least there are no blink and marquee tags.
-Adam
You didn't reach the bottom of that first page. :-)
!!!PLEASE
ENTER FREE DRAW
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Bruce Walker wrote:
I just picked up a little Opus umbrella swivel mount gadget. It has a
hot shoe (I suppose a cold shoe really as it's not wired) on one end
of it. Curiously though, it's entirely made of metal and if I attach
my 540FGZ to it it will short all of the flash's pins together
Toine wrote:
Sold some stuff which created an opportunity for a new purchase, an
af160fc ringflash
http://www.repiuk.nl/index.php?option=com_contenttask=viewid=64Itemid=83
All shot with one side 100% and the other at 50%. A very nice ringflash.
Toine
Beautiful set of images, Toine! You
David J Brooks wrote:
Saw a thread on the doom and gloom forum the other day, about a price
increase on the 50-135.
They claimed a new price of $1700 plus or minus.
So, i just checked out Henrys, our big chain store , and sure as shit,
the price has gone from $999 to $1799 Canadian.
I was
David J Brooks wrote:
Henrys has the D FA 50 2.8 at a $100 more than i paid for it last year.
They are also now taking order for the 60-250 f4, at $1900 Canadian.
Dave
I guess we have to blame Pentax Canada specifically for these major
price increments.
Cross-border shopping and the
Scott Loveless wrote:
For CB. Start here -
http://picasaweb.google.com/sdloveless/EasterMassacre09#5324183857250561186
Feel free to rewrite the captions.
Pretty brutal. I considered clicking on the Report Abuse link.
:-)
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Chris wrote:
I recall seeing a couple of Ad's from Canadian retailers about a Nikon
price increase a few months back, so it looks like Pentax Canada is
just following the market.
I'm not sure how many 50-135's Pentax Canada sells, but I don't see
the price increase making a huge dent in their
Luiz Felipe wrote:
I can't - and won't - vouch for the mental health of any Pentax user.
Mark!
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Doug Brewer wrote:
frank theriault wrote:
On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 3:08 PM, Doug Brewer d...@alphoto.com wrote:
snip ...anyone is free to
think I'm full of shit.snip
Thanks, Doug!
cheers,
frank
any time.
you know, the corollary to this is that I'm free to think anyone else is
full
David Savage wrote:
I'm personally a big fan of the wirelles
features of the AF-540FGZ (and the CLS system on the Nikon).
Here's a question for you then: how can you (assuming you *can*) set a
wireless AF-540FGZ to do trailing curtain sync together with a K20D?
I've been playing with
AlunFoto wrote:
http://turl.no/3cc
Practicing at Østensjøvannet.
Jostein
OK, Jostein, you can stop practicing now. That's perfect! :-)
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paul stenquist wrote:
I've done it. Don't have time to check now, but I know trailing
curtain is set with the lower power switch. I think it's the second
click to the right of off. I've used it on the K20D and it works.
Paul
Well on the AF-540FGZ it's configured on the switch labeled Sync.,
William Robb wrote:
- Original Message - From: Adam Maas
Subject: Re: Who wants to see a clue as to next Pentax DSLRs ?
Those popup flashes are too useful for anybody doing wireless TTL
flash (which is a lot of people these days).
This would explain why I think they are useless. I
Doug Brewer wrote:
Bruce Walker wrote:
paul stenquist wrote:
I've done it. Don't have time to check now, but I know trailing
curtain is set with the lower power switch. I think it's the second
click to the right of off. I've used it on the K20D and it works.
Paul
Well on the AF-540FGZ it's
Charles Robinson wrote:
On Apr 19, 2009, at 19:12, Bruce Walker wrote:
Don't knock using the PUF for wireless flash ... it works very well,
for a fraction of the price of Pocket Wizards -- essentially zero
dollars. :-)
I did some live music shots last week that way. I parked a 540FGZ
frank theriault wrote:
Doing a few things for a local bike mag, and this is the beginning of
a series I'll be proposing. Excuse the cheap-and-dirty rendering, I
threw it together quick, will be fine-tuning things later:
Doug Brewer wrote:
Doug Brewer wrote:
okay, try this: in your custom settings, number 29, set it to 2, use
the built-in flash as the controller, instead of the master.
Set the flash on TCS, camera on wireless, and see what happens.
Note: I'm basing this on the 360FGZ, and assume there are
Brian Walters wrote:
OK - I use flash only occasionally and wireless flash almost never but
I've tried Doug's suggestions below with the K200D and AF360FGZ and I'm
seeing exactly the same results as Bruce. The flash always fires on the
leading curtain (or perhaps it just fires the pre-flash on
Doug Brewer wrote:
(scene the other night:
son, from in front of the tv: Dad, why are you taking pictures of the
wall?
me: This guy is having trouble setting his flash to fire on the
trailing curtain in wireless mode. I'm looking at how to do it.
son: ...
me: you still there?
son: no.
Adam Maas wrote:
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 11:38 AM, David J Brooks pentko...@gmail.com wrote:
I waited for so long for this lens for the horse shows, now its not
really needed, and kept putting off the 50-135, which is now more
useful but more expensive.
I am my father.:-0
Dave
Dave,
Adam Maas wrote:
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 3:40 PM, Bruce Walker bruce.wal...@gmail.com wrote:
Adam Maas wrote:
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 11:38 AM, David J Brooks pentko...@gmail.com
wrote:
I waited for so long for this lens for the horse shows, now its not
really needed, and kept
Nick Wright wrote:
http://www.nickdavidwright.com/
Thanks in advance!
Nice, clean. I'd say it's a good fit for your style; it represents you
well. I like the way the gallery looks and works.
This could be simply an observation or could be a complaint: this is a
click and try site.
Charles Robinson wrote:
On Apr 22, 2009, at 10:48, Graydon wrote:
I would shed no tears for the lack of a pop-up flash myself.
As someone who frequently uses the wireless function to fire two
external flashes using the pop-up flash, I would miss having the pop-up
flash on the camera.
Derby Chang wrote:
The lighting was a little unfortunate, however. Sisters placed far
stage right and left, meaning they spent most of the time in the
shadows. Ben got some good saint-light at least.
http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/09/09_04/09_04_sviib/index.htm
Well you made really
Joseph McAllister wrote:
A pretty thorough reading of both the K20D and AF540FGZ manuals re:
TCS reveals nothing. It is neither mentioned as doable or not doable.
It does imply that it should work, but does not back that up in text
or sync spec charts.
Let us know what tech support at Pentax
Doug Brewer wrote:
Bruce Walker wrote:
Dear Mr. Walker,
Thank you for contacting Pentax.
Trailing curtain sync will not work with the K20D and the AF-540FGZ
off-camera in the wireless mode. The K20D manual doesn't
specifically explain this but under setting up the flash in wireless
mode
Paul Sorenson wrote:
You can substitute the ProMaster cord for all the Pentax do-dads.
I've used this with both the Sigma EF-500DG Super and the AF-540FGZ
and it works well. Typical cost around 60USD
http://tinyurl.com/d44d89
-p
Thanks Paul; good suggestion.
-bmw
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The City of Toronto is holding a photography contest via Flickr [*].
They plan to use winning pictures in official city business.
I did a double-take at this clause in the agreement [**]:
- You waive all moral rights in any of your winning photos and photos
that receive honourable mention.
Sunday morning my wife excitedly told me that the Bleeding Hearts were
out so I took a look in the back garden where she indicated. I peered at
the small shapeless lumps and said that I couldn't see anything
interesting about them at all. Instead of arguing with me, she just
shrugged, so I put
Bob Sullivan wrote:
Bruce,
I especially enjoyed the dark, moody presentation and the extreemly
detailed look at the flowers. The picture was worth the extra effort.
Regards, Bob S.
Even my wife, who much prefers literalism and F64-ism over my arty
attempts, agrees with you. :-)
Thanks,
frank theriault wrote:
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 10:41 AM, Jack Davis jdavi...@yahoo.com wrote:
Though slightly on the dark side (per my monitor..need I say it?). If this is
the mood you were after, perfect!
I do gently suggest cropping some of the right side.
Beautiful intricate blossom.
Good
Bob W wrote:
The City of Toronto is holding a photography contest via Flickr [*].
They plan to use winning pictures in official city business.
I did a double-take at this clause in the agreement [**]:
- You waive all moral rights in any of your winning photos and photos
that receive
frank theriault wrote:
On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 8:51 PM, Bruce Walker bruce.wal...@gmail.com wrote:
The City of Toronto is holding a photography contest via Flickr [*]. They
plan to use winning pictures in official city business.
I did a double-take at this clause in the agreement [**]:
- You
Very impressive, Walter. He has a really good eye for this subject.
Great gallery!
-bmw
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Paul Stenquist wrote:
Click to make it smaller.
K20D, DA* 50-135, f4 @ 1/4000th, ISO 200, 123mm focal length, 540 flash
in high-speed synch mode.
http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=9053471size=lg
Marvelous shot, Paul! The light is terrific and makes the bubbles stand
out. Really fun
Timbah! wrote:
Hi list,
On Flickr people like 3 type of pictures:
Made with Wideangle
Urban Acid 'toning'
HDR
So I've made all of them in one picture:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/timbah/3484020482/
:D
Regards,
.timber
So you have. Very clever, but it makes my eyes bleed. :-)
-bmw
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