Take a Photographer's Picture
Jan 3, 2013 19:40:24 #
Actually I took quite a few shots here and would have stayed all day but my wife got bore and wanted to move on.
Jan 9, 2013 02:22:43 #
Jan 9, 2013 13:48:34 #
andrew.haysom wrote:
My mate Dave on one of our photo walks around Melbourne.
That's photographers and tripods all right! Nice mood capture... it awakens memories.
See if you can spot the tripod in this shot.
Zoom lens shot of photographer.
Jan 11, 2013 08:06:25 #
andrew.haysom
Loc: Melbourne, Australia
Andy Scuba wrote:
That's photographers and tripods all right! Nice mood capture... it awakens memories.
See if you can spot the tripod in this shot.
andrew.haysom wrote:
My mate Dave on one of our photo walks around Melbourne.
That's photographers and tripods all right! Nice mood capture... it awakens memories.
See if you can spot the tripod in this shot.
Yep, I see it! Like your quote in your signature!
Jan 11, 2013 22:14:10 #
andrew.haysom wrote:
Yep, I see it! Like your quote in your signature!
Andy Scuba wrote:
That's photographers and tripods all right! Nice mood capture... it awakens memories.
See if you can spot the tripod in this shot.
andrew.haysom wrote:
My mate Dave on one of our photo walks around Melbourne.
That's photographers and tripods all right! Nice mood capture... it awakens memories.
See if you can spot the tripod in this shot.
Yep, I see it! Like your quote in your signature!
Glad you like the punny remark.
Where is your next favorite photographer's image pic? I can hardly wait...
They tell me that a good cameraman needs a sense of balance. Do they mean this literally?
Photographers have to understand all about balance... WHAT!
Jan 12, 2013 03:40:53 #
andrew.haysom
Loc: Melbourne, Australia
Andy Scuba wrote:
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Okay, another one of Dave. Not needing balance in this shot, where he is "getting the low down" on his subject.
Jan 12, 2013 22:52:46 #
andrew.haysom wrote:
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That's the spirit. I've always said a photographer marches on his stomach!
Did you know I'm dead keen on Fisheye lenses?
Here's a fisheye candid of two female photographers from our club confronted with a rather explicit artwork in an illuminated box outside the Christchurch (NZ) Art Gallery. Taken at night with the help of my very sensitive Nikon F3s... Talk about flash-less photography!
More of my fisheye work at http://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-82443-1.html
Photographing a revealing sight at night
Jan 14, 2013 00:13:45 #
Andy Scuba wrote:
Ever noticed that the cameraman seldom gets into the limelight. I think we should correct this lack.
Lets have some pictures of photographers.
Lets have some pictures of photographers.
Me + 1 Camera + 1 tripod + 2 speedlites + 3 glasses of wine = this picture! :)
This may be out of order!
Jan 16, 2013 13:27:59 #
rodart wrote:
Me + 1 Camera + 1 tripod + 2 speedlites + 3 glasses of wine = this picture! :)
This may be out of order!
Andy Scuba wrote:
Ever noticed that the cameraman seldom gets into the limelight. I think we should correct this lack.
Lets have some pictures of photographers.
Lets have some pictures of photographers.
Me + 1 Camera + 1 tripod + 2 speedlites + 3 glasses of wine = this picture! :)
This may be out of order!
That's an interesting use of flash, out of doors at night. This often gives interesting effects particularly when the flash is angled so as to conceal what might become too explicit.
I took this picture of myself, using a tripod and a single side flash. The long exposure makes the fire looking interesting and the partial illumination transforms the shot into a fantasy that does not offend.
Outdoor use of flash is extremely tricky but well worth experimenting on, because the lack of nearby reflecting surfaces often adds great mystery. Both your shot and mine have an element of fantasy due to the fall off of light.
Fire Sprite
Jan 20, 2013 15:24:29 #
I went to a rodeo for the first time yesterday.
Here is some of the fun and a look at my fellow shutterbugs.
Note the guy with the Canon is hiding it behind his back in the presense of the mighty Nikon D4.
Here is some of the fun and a look at my fellow shutterbugs.
Note the guy with the Canon is hiding it behind his back in the presense of the mighty Nikon D4.
Richmond Rodeo 20th Jan 2013
A Nikon Man Meets A Canon Man
Staying safely out of the way.
Jan 22, 2013 15:02:53 #
Loved these shots here.
So which is the subject? Photographer or the saloon?
Jan 28, 2013 21:25:56 #
The Roving Viking wrote:
Loved these shots here.
Oh Yes... The invisible photographer. You're clever to come up with that one
Feb 6, 2013 13:25:44 #
At a "Packers" football game. I had front row seats,which helped..
In the second photo the subject was a TV tech..ENJOY..
I used an old Olympus C750uz
In the second photo the subject was a TV tech..ENJOY..
I used an old Olympus C750uz
A Pro
Tit For Tat
Feb 7, 2013 21:19:51 #
1eyedjack wrote:
At a "Packers" football game. I had front row seats,which helped..
In the second photo the subject was a TV tech..ENJOY..
I used an old Olympus C750uz
In the second photo the subject was a TV tech..ENJOY..
I used an old Olympus C750uz
Everytime I see these overburdened pros I remember my time whem I used to drive a Mamiya RB67. Thank goodness modern digital DSLRS are so good these days. Whenever I feel like moaning about the weight of my Nikon D3s with the 24-70 zoom I look at the attached picture. And I remember why I now have great muscles!
Andy Scuba with the Mamiya RB67
Feb 9, 2013 18:37:56 #
Bet you wish you still had it though!
Andy Scuba wrote:
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