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Apr 15, 2024 05:22:44 #
Jim Tonne wrote:
Not a really wonderful image but rather nice. From that Archive . . .
I like it. Thank you for sharing.
Bruce.
Apr 14, 2024 12:14:20 #
Cloudboy wrote:
Nice, it has a very strong feeling of freedom on the part of the model no matter how planned the shoot may have been in actuality.
Exactly, so right.
b
Apr 14, 2024 06:40:52 #
Rongnongno wrote:
While I was happy with my three screen setup, I wa... (show quote)
Pretty nice set up.
Bruce
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Apr 14, 2024 06:11:44 #
gastech1949 wrote:
Excellent Jim, given that it might have been from 1978 and she looks to be 18 or 19, she could be 64 or 65 now. Makes a person wonder how good she looks now, if only there existed a current picture. Thank You.
I agree I have always thought the same about all the girls he photographed. It would be nice to see what they would look like today.
Bruce.
Apr 13, 2024 14:30:47 #
Rab-Eye wrote:
Yes, a good idea but so much headroom! I like it but dpullum's advice would make it stronger, I think.
Rabbi, sabbaths blessings to you and your congregation and family.
Ok, dpullun's opinion misses the point of the image, as usual many times he is just being stupid.
The image shows us the entire scene as the photographer wanted to show. To me it is easy for us to sit back on our nit picky chairs and comment on stuff not really helping anything.
I like photography that shows the scene as the shooter sees it but we cannot see and appreciate because we were not there.
So the cropaholics will blab but if it is appropriate that is good.
In this case and picture the shooter shows us the scene as he saw it which is to me, photography.
Cropping has it's place but I know I like to show the whole scene to give and share the experience of being there and seeing it all.
Oh well that's my point.
Oh yea, love your sabbaths messages.
Peace to you brother.
Bruce.
Apr 13, 2024 06:07:46 #
Jim Tonne wrote:
An image similar to this one was previously posted but not this one. This is a seriously-underexposed frame with poor lighting from that PlusX Archive of Olde, circa late 70s.
Wow perfectly perfect and beautiful especially her breasts and lovely face.
You’ve had a charmed life for sure.
Bruce
Apr 13, 2024 05:44:59 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
And we've also lost these dear folks: br url=http... (show quote)
Dan Phillips. Very nice man and a good friend. I bought my wonderful Nikon 80 - 400mm lens from him here.
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Apr 11, 2024 16:58:33 #
BebuLamar wrote:
It does with the motorized sliding cover.
Ok cool, after this tread started I started looking at it more and I now today think it looks pretty nice. I will not be buying one or any new truck but hey , if it works for the owner it is good.
Thank you for sharing this with us, I just came from in and out running around.
Be cool Beb.
bruce.
Apr 11, 2024 16:41:14 #
BebuLamar wrote:
I saw the Cyber Truck for the first time today. It looks a bit better in real life. It's a big truck
Does it have an open bed like other trucks have ?
Apr 11, 2024 06:29:34 #
KodakKid wrote:
I'm 74 and almost deaf, especially on a cell phone. There is a free app, InnoCaption, paid for by the Federal Government that can only be used by the hard of hearing. It provides an almost instantaneous transcript of the caller's discussion as well as your conversation which appears on the phone screen. It works well and has changed my life. Check it out in your phone's app store.
Thank you for posting this. My mother is all but Deaf.
Her hearing aids are off for repair and she cannot hear anything without them. It’s very frustrating but she has an iPhone that has an app on it that connects to her hearing aids that allows her to get here with.
This app you posted I looked into it and it looks like it could be a real blessing to my mother.
Again, thank you for sharing this. It looks like exactly what she needs.
Bruce.
Apr 11, 2024 05:57:57 #
Resedit346 wrote:
A nude female in the forest. The light on a cloudy day is easiest to work with.
I like the way it’s framed to show them the height of the trees in the background. A very good image. Thank you for sharing and if you have more, I would like to see them.
Bruce
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Apr 10, 2024 14:14:50 #
Manglesphoto wrote:
Thank you Bruce
The square thing is just a shield with a small hole punched in it just above the lens, this allowed me to get in the area of the sun and made it easier to find it on the LCD
The square thing is just a shield with a small hole punched in it just above the lens, this allowed me to get in the area of the sun and made it easier to find it on the LCD
Did you have filter in place ?
Apr 10, 2024 12:13:26 #
pixelmaven wrote:
No apologies necessary, Bruce! No offense taken. Just gave me a giggle. Looking forward to your post. 
I knew that, I was just being funny, humor is part of the service I provide.
Apr 10, 2024 10:16:34 #
Manglesphoto wrote:
We started our setup around 10A.M. the spent a goo... (show quote)
WOW this is nice you kids.
This is real photography, capturing a part of life.
The filter on Sharons camera looks like the home made ones I made and used.
Your setup is interesting. What is the large square attached ? a solar filter ?
Either way Frank, I was holding off posting anything but you inspired me.
I think it is time to shock the hoggers.
Be same ya'll.
bruce.
Apr 10, 2024 10:06:10 #
pixelmaven wrote:
Wow, that's quite a set up, Bruce. Can't beat gaffers tape for filling in the gaps, ha ha. Looking forward to seeing your images when processed and oh, I'm a she, not a he. 
Oooops ! dear lady, so sorry, my psychic abilities have diminished over time. Ok, I will be glad to post some for you.
I run them through Light-room but most are just fine as they are.
I will get some out later today or so after running around.
Thank you for the reply.
Bruce
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