Posts for: tinosa
Apr 14, 2012 14:26:08 #
jthomas wrote:
I agree - those leaves are great!
docrob wrote:
worth a second look - i think the light on the fronds / leaves is what makes this stand out for me
tinosa wrote:
From a quickie setup in the yard to a pretty photo with a little PP work, It's been a good day so far.
worth a second look - i think the light on the fronds / leaves is what makes this stand out for me
I agree - those leaves are great!
Thank you. Mother nature blessed me with the lighting, I was fortunate to be there to record it.
Apr 14, 2012 12:35:03 #
dirtpusher wrote:
barnes an noble an a cup of coffee an magazine sheleves were old buddies. lol here is a list of some.
barnes an noble an a cup of coffee an magazine sheleves were old buddies. lol here is a list of some.
That is a great way to spend an afternoon, you will surely learn something new about photography, and probably be inspired by the photos. But stay away from the carrot cake in the cafe, IT'S ADDICTING !
Apr 14, 2012 12:21:04 #
djmills wrote:
Yeah. One of the troubles with today's generation of young people is they haven't read MAD.
tinosa wrote:
Treddish: Thanks for the additional helpful hints.
Djmills: Thank you. (What me worry ?) I was a big Mad Mag fan back in the day.
Djmills: Thank you. (What me worry ?) I was a big Mad Mag fan back in the day.
Yeah. One of the troubles with today's generation of young people is they haven't read MAD.
There is still hope DJ, at least they are keeping up with the times.
Apr 14, 2012 11:37:52 #
Jerry: Thank you.
EarthArts: Thank you
AuntieM: Thank you.
Turbo : Thank you so much for your kind words,, much appreciated.
By the way, your Paris photos are fanatastic !
EarthArts: Thank you
AuntieM: Thank you.
Turbo : Thank you so much for your kind words,, much appreciated.
By the way, your Paris photos are fanatastic !
Apr 14, 2012 11:29:25 #
Treddish: Thanks for the additional helpful hints.
Djmills: Thank you. (What me worry ?) I was a big Mad Mag fan back in the day.
Djmills: Thank you. (What me worry ?) I was a big Mad Mag fan back in the day.
Apr 14, 2012 11:17:42 #
tilde531 wrote:
DANGIT!
I JUST missed adding my two cents and was gonna say tents in a row, too!
LOL
What fun these are!
I JUST missed adding my two cents and was gonna say tents in a row, too!
LOL
What fun these are!
Thanks for responding Tilde. If I was in my usual procrastination mode you would have gotten in. :D
Apr 14, 2012 11:05:19 #
What fun!
I just had to Google DIA, and can see why you folks thought that was it.But Jarneyd was the first correct answer followed closely by AK Dreamer.
It is however only one very large tent that popped up overnight for a fund raising event at St. Mary's hospital.
Thank you all for responding.
I just had to Google DIA, and can see why you folks thought that was it.But Jarneyd was the first correct answer followed closely by AK Dreamer.
It is however only one very large tent that popped up overnight for a fund raising event at St. Mary's hospital.
Thank you all for responding.
Apr 13, 2012 21:33:44 #
The Green Heron is outstanding. I agree about the great background too.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Apr 13, 2012 19:59:03 #
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Apr 13, 2012 11:52:39 #
Photo guy: thank you.
Horseart: Thank you.
Ftpecktim: Thank you.
Jaedmund :you can buy small bags of cement and use it as you need it. Plaster of paris is another alternative, but I think it is not as heavy (stable ) as cement.You could also adde some rocks to the container for added weight.
Bedgmon : Thank you. Of course you can use this technique but you gotta post your results.
Va1940 : Thank you, I got lucky with the natural lighting.
Rlaugh : Thank you.
Wahawk :Thank you. It will be on the wall if I can find the space.
Tilde531 : Thank you for the kind words. I watched a man at the rose garden at the zoo using a large swatch of black velvet draped over a bush behind the subject. I imagine that would work very well and beats carryiing around a can of cement with a 3 foot piece of lumber sticking out of it.
CasaLinda: Thank you.
Photoman : Thank you.
Lancer : Thank you glad to pass along a useful technique.
Horseart: Thank you.
Ftpecktim: Thank you.
Jaedmund :you can buy small bags of cement and use it as you need it. Plaster of paris is another alternative, but I think it is not as heavy (stable ) as cement.You could also adde some rocks to the container for added weight.
Bedgmon : Thank you. Of course you can use this technique but you gotta post your results.
Va1940 : Thank you, I got lucky with the natural lighting.
Rlaugh : Thank you.
Wahawk :Thank you. It will be on the wall if I can find the space.
Tilde531 : Thank you for the kind words. I watched a man at the rose garden at the zoo using a large swatch of black velvet draped over a bush behind the subject. I imagine that would work very well and beats carryiing around a can of cement with a 3 foot piece of lumber sticking out of it.
CasaLinda: Thank you.
Photoman : Thank you.
Lancer : Thank you glad to pass along a useful technique.
Apr 13, 2012 00:06:29 #
Erv: thank you. foam board sounds loke a goode Idea. I'll give it a try.
RonMos: Thanks for commenting.
14K: Thank you.
Docrob: Thanks for the kind words. I will be doing more of these as the tulips open up.I agree the fonds do make this photo.
RonMos: Thanks for commenting.
14K: Thank you.
Docrob: Thanks for the kind words. I will be doing more of these as the tulips open up.I agree the fonds do make this photo.
Apr 12, 2012 23:57:09 #
Gidgette wrote:
Love the flower with black background. Very nice. Thanks
Thank you Gidgette
Apr 12, 2012 19:39:53 #
jaedmund wrote:
Ahhhhh...what a good idea. I wondered how so many photos of flowers had the black background. what do you have in the coffee can to hold the 1X2 (or whatever size the wood is)?
Thanks for taking the time to comment Jaedmund.
Yes it is a 1x2 and the coffee can is filled with cement.
I have a variety of sizes and use them in varied configurations for my table-top studio to hold backgrounds, clamp-on lights etc.