Posts for: John N
Apr 14, 2024 04:03:20 #
Stirred up a few good memories has this post. Are we able to search and find posts by those who've left us?
I'd particularly like to see some of GEOFF100's work again.
As mentioned by another, his subtlety with HDR was a joy to behold.
I'd particularly like to see some of GEOFF100's work again.
As mentioned by another, his subtlety with HDR was a joy to behold.
Apr 13, 2024 11:39:46 #
StanMac wrote:
Interesting term, what is a “spot of bother”, if I may ask? An undefined illness?
A slight problem, or a small predicament. We just use it when we don't want to or need to go into detail.
e.g. 'Jacko's in a spot of bother with the Manager'. So Jacko's done something wrong and going to be taken to task for it but either he's chosen not to mention what or the conveyor of the message has chosen not to.
Apr 13, 2024 05:34:30 #
There used to be GEOFF (GWR100), a fellow U.K. resident. I think he had a spot of bother and moved. I pm'd him and he hoped to be back with us as soon as his move had settled. To my great shame I never followed up when I he failed to reappear. I'll try again.
Remembered for well executed, highly detailed scenes of England and the U.K.
PS; Just sent a new message, fingers crossed he doesn't get added to the list.
Remembered for well executed, highly detailed scenes of England and the U.K.
PS; Just sent a new message, fingers crossed he doesn't get added to the list.
Apr 12, 2024 07:22:43 #
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Apr 12, 2024 07:01:10 #
When I was in the Arabian Room (image 7) I got the opportunity to lay on my back dead centre and shoot straight up. Makes for an interesting image, especially if you get it on a not too bright day so it minimises the shadows.
Also like the Keep on the mound (image 6). It was cultivated when we went there, but that looks a lot more 'natural'.
Thanks for the memories.
Also like the Keep on the mound (image 6). It was cultivated when we went there, but that looks a lot more 'natural'.
Thanks for the memories.
Apr 11, 2024 08:38:22 #
Here's my Black and White one, be gentle with it!
Apr 10, 2024 05:32:48 #
Are you allowed more than one entry? Did a B&W, not very happy at the moment, but I just got curious.
Apr 10, 2024 05:28:17 #
Apr 10, 2024 05:24:00 #
Perhaps if you feel that the image doesn't warrant inclusion in the Gallery you could pen a few words suggesting the OP seeks advice from the Photo Analaysis section.
There's a big difference between a poor image and one you don't like which also has to be avoided. We have a poster who does what appears to be some excellent horticultural shots - but I'm not big on flowers, so I don't comment.
And we should remember there's not one of us here whose taken a frame where it would have been better to leave the lens cap on.
There's a big difference between a poor image and one you don't like which also has to be avoided. We have a poster who does what appears to be some excellent horticultural shots - but I'm not big on flowers, so I don't comment.
And we should remember there's not one of us here whose taken a frame where it would have been better to leave the lens cap on.
Apr 9, 2024 06:55:33 #
Here's my take. Levelling off, sharpening and clarity + denoise. Affinity II.
Apr 7, 2024 05:38:04 #
My printer has just turned 5 years old, superseeded by more models than I can count. But if you are in the market for a secondhand Epson ET - 7700 I can offer you some tips, the main one being make sure you print something every week.
If I'd seen your question and had anything useful to add I would have said something, but since the change a while back I find I'm looking at less UH.
If I'd seen your question and had anything useful to add I would have said something, but since the change a while back I find I'm looking at less UH.
Apr 7, 2024 05:22:59 #
John N wrote:
The Kites in Wales are a mixture of indigenous birds and some from the re-introduction of the last 30 years. The greenery just looks tired from the continual rain, lack of sunlight, and like me, is atmospherically depressed. Even the moss in my garden is floating!
But the kites here are doing well, I'm just waiting for the scenery to catch up.
For far away members, West Wycombe is just down the road from me.
But the kites here are doing well, I'm just waiting for the scenery to catch up.
For far away members, West Wycombe is just down the road from me.
When I added this I should quoted Delderbys' previous answer. Looking again this morning, I can see it could easily be misconstrued as a negative appraisal of Delderbys' fine photo.
Apr 7, 2024 05:18:08 #
Apr 6, 2024 11:51:26 #
The Kites in Wales are a mixture of indigenous birds and some from the re-introduction of the last 30 years. The greenery just looks tired from the continual rain, lack of sunlight, and like me, is atmospherically depressed. Even the moss in my garden is floating!
But the kites here are doing well, I'm just waiting for the scenery to catch up.
For far away members, West Wycombe is just down the road from me.
But the kites here are doing well, I'm just waiting for the scenery to catch up.
For far away members, West Wycombe is just down the road from me.
Apr 6, 2024 11:43:27 #
Craigdca wrote:
Thanks, John. Do you from directly overhead?
No, I meant perpendicular to the lens.