Posts for: LouieP
May 6, 2013 13:41:26 #
Very nicely done. I particularly like the detail on the lizard.
May 4, 2013 11:36:39 #
Georgie wrote:
You already know I love it and it is lovely to see it again. Thankyou.
Thanks Georgie. I spent three years in England (Cheltenham, in the lovely Cotswolds) many years ago....in the mid 1960s.
May 4, 2013 11:13:11 #
Not sure if ok to repost something here, which was originally posted in the photo gallery, but I did receive a suggestion to do so. Moderator: if not OK, please delete.
This bobcat was lying between my bird feeder and birdbath when I got up a couple days ago.
Taken on a cloudy day, not much past dawn, so I had to really boost the ISO. Very noisy in the dark background that I cropped out. Picture was taken through the window.
Distance about 25 feet; Lens: Tamron EF 70-300mm, at 240mm
Camera Canon 60D; ISO 3200, 1/250, 5.6
This bobcat was lying between my bird feeder and birdbath when I got up a couple days ago.
Taken on a cloudy day, not much past dawn, so I had to really boost the ISO. Very noisy in the dark background that I cropped out. Picture was taken through the window.
Distance about 25 feet; Lens: Tamron EF 70-300mm, at 240mm
Camera Canon 60D; ISO 3200, 1/250, 5.6
May 4, 2013 10:33:19 #
Thanks to everyone for their comments on the Bobcat picture.
I am very much the amateur, and have only been brave enough to post few more than a handful of photos here. Most have been for the subject matter, not for photographic merit.
Specs on the Bobcat photo. Taken on a cloudy day, not much past dawn, so I had to really boost the ISO. Very noisy in the dark background that I cropped out. Picture was taken through the window.
Distance about 25 feet; Lens: Tamron EF 70-300mm, at 240mm
Camera Canon 60D; ISO 3200, 1/250, 5.6
I am very much the amateur, and have only been brave enough to post few more than a handful of photos here. Most have been for the subject matter, not for photographic merit.
Specs on the Bobcat photo. Taken on a cloudy day, not much past dawn, so I had to really boost the ISO. Very noisy in the dark background that I cropped out. Picture was taken through the window.
Distance about 25 feet; Lens: Tamron EF 70-300mm, at 240mm
Camera Canon 60D; ISO 3200, 1/250, 5.6
May 3, 2013 17:06:06 #
bogeyeliot wrote:
A nice visit this afternoon....
Lovely pictures.
May 3, 2013 17:04:33 #
leilanis visions wrote:
Walking White Rock Beach I was fortunate to get beautiful lighting underneath the pier.
Hopefully this works as I have been trying for several days to post pics. Hitting send not preview...has anyone else had this problem
Hopefully this works as I have been trying for several days to post pics. Hitting send not preview...has anyone else had this problem
Very nicely done. Quite unusual. Love the lines and repeating patterns.
May 2, 2013 11:27:21 #
Izza1967 wrote:
This is my first Woodpecker of any kind :)
Very nice picture. I love woodpeckers...unless they are packing at my aluminum roof gutters.
May 2, 2013 11:24:45 #
I just acquired a bird bath a couple of days ago. I got up this morning and found this bobcat lying in wait on the ground between the bird feeder and the bird bath. Probably expecting a buffet. (Taken right after dawn...ISO on automatic and very high)
Apr 29, 2013 10:06:47 #
nanaval wrote:
I took the pictures at The Dartmoor Zoological Park
Very nicely done. I looked, expecting to see a standard 'flamingos standing in the water' shot. It is refreshing to see a different perspectives....which I may incorporate the next time I am someplace that has flamingos.
Apr 25, 2013 08:00:15 #
ireichel wrote:
A few more photos for your enjoyment!
Gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
Apr 23, 2013 07:25:26 #
Goldusty wrote:
It was a beautiful sunny morning today so I decide... (show quote)
Very wel done. A worthwhile morning out.
Apr 22, 2013 14:10:02 #
sailorsmom wrote:
Love it Louie! Good job!
Thanks. I am still pretty insecure about posting in this forum. This is probably only the 4th or 5th time I have done so.
Apr 22, 2013 14:05:37 #
Apr 19, 2013 19:01:05 #
rlaugh wrote:
A face only a mother could love!
Funny !
Apr 19, 2013 13:30:57 #
Full-Framer...I agree. I normally shoot with much narrower depth of field, and regret not doing so on this bright, sunny day. Unfortunately all of my other shots, on that day, have similar 'clarity of background'. It was my first day at this location and I wanted to be sure my whole subject was in focus, and I overcompensated. Thanks for the comment.