Posts for: pooterpa76
Feb 11, 2012 08:12:33 #
yeah, you're right there. each an every generation gets lazier. hell, in another 10 generations i doubt we'll even be able to feed ourselves.
photophly wrote:
Great bridge...They don't build them like that anymore.
Feb 10, 2012 06:27:56 #
there's a popular/famous photographer here in my town that seems to favor places just like this as locations for his shoots.(most of his work is nudes of beautiful women)
Mary clark wrote:
Pat I have in mind to take a model in there to shoot. So many interesting things.
Jay Pat wrote:
I see there are two images I didn't see the first time.
Waiting to see what you do with this building!!!!!!....
Pat
Waiting to see what you do with this building!!!!!!....
Pat
Pat I have in mind to take a model in there to shoot. So many interesting things.
Feb 7, 2012 06:58:57 #
no, sarge, no injuries or fatalities, thank GOD
sarge69 wrote:
Hope nobody was hurt - good picture there it is.
Sarge
Sarge
Feb 7, 2012 05:54:18 #
2 alarm fire at 4:30 am just across the street from my apt.
Jan 23, 2012 10:55:11 #
are you going to set up a deer blind & bait to get us some nice deer shots?
Davethehiker wrote:
I cut that trail myself with a DR Brushwacker. It affords me access to the thirteen acres of land that came with the house.
It gives me views of the cattle and deer pastures that surround my property. I cut it so I could take my camera and go on short hikes. It's about a mile long.
wrr wrote:
That path looks so inviting, just have to ask, where does it lead to?
That path looks so inviting, just have to ask, where does it lead to?
I cut that trail myself with a DR Brushwacker. It affords me access to the thirteen acres of land that came with the house.
It gives me views of the cattle and deer pastures that surround my property. I cut it so I could take my camera and go on short hikes. It's about a mile long.
Jan 23, 2012 10:47:13 #
lol , you tell 'em nik.
Nikonian72 wrote:
This is an electric, articulated bus. Streetcars run on steel wheels on steel tracks, not rubber tires.
Mike_B wrote:
Also with a streetcar (not bus) in that pic(#1) to make it obvious it's San Fran.....
This is an electric, articulated bus. Streetcars run on steel wheels on steel tracks, not rubber tires.
Jan 15, 2012 21:36:10 #
excellent ! good for you. yes, please keep me posted as to how you like the course. if, in the future anyone asks your same question, i'll be better able to help them.
knightmarian wrote:
quote=flytyer57 Anybody here ever hear of the New... (show quote)
Jan 15, 2012 07:27:37 #
i've heard of them,(all good things). as much as i know, they are reputable.i would take their course if finances permitted.
flytyer57 wrote:
Anybody here ever hear of the New York Institute of Photography? I am thinking of taking their course and am wondering if it would be worth my time and money. Any input is greatly appreciated.
Jan 5, 2012 05:13:15 #
SteveH wrote:
This is/was the best film camera I ever owned. Since I no longer shoot film I am letting it go. Advertising here before EBay. The camera is in perfect working order. Being sold without lenses. It is in beautiful condition with no dings or scratches. Shoots 6 frames per second. I have a battery for it but no charger and haven't used it for years.
Any reasonable offer and shipping takes it.
Any reasonable offer and shipping takes it.
i still have my eos630. i loved that camera till digital convenience made it impractical for me. still can't bring myself to get rid of it though.
Jan 2, 2012 19:12:55 #
it's better to leave it on. the more often you open & close your camera that way, the more often there's an opportunity for dust & dirt to get inside.
Milvtx wrote:
Hey Everyone!
I just got a Canon 3tsi for Christmas and I need to know ( a lot, actually), is it ok to leave the lense on the camera body or is it better to remove it every time I am finished using my camera? Thanks for anyone taking their time to answer my...question!
I just got a Canon 3tsi for Christmas and I need to know ( a lot, actually), is it ok to leave the lense on the camera body or is it better to remove it every time I am finished using my camera? Thanks for anyone taking their time to answer my...question!
Dec 25, 2011 04:32:51 #
photogrl57 wrote:
I really need to get up there before we leave arizona next year.
you won't regret it.
arizona
Dec 25, 2011 04:31:06 #
photogrl57 wrote:
Pretty ... did you do that in HDR?
no, that's just as it is. oh, with the help of a cirle pol. filter too
Dec 24, 2011 23:54:12 #
can't seem to get this to upload. c & c welcome if it does.
painted desert, arizona
Dec 24, 2011 02:35:36 #
WxGuesser wrote:
I have the opposite problem with members of my extended family. They get upset if their picture is taken. Since I've gotten my Canon SX30 with it's low light ability and articulated LCD screen I can take their picture without them even being aware of it.
yes, i certainly have the opposite problem myself. i can't seem to find that many people who even want to be photographed, even for free, these days. i've been wanting to get practice on portraits & can't find anyone wanting photographed.
Dec 19, 2011 09:26:21 #
nice capture
madcapmagishion wrote:
My dock on the St Johns River at sunrise. Taken 17-Dec-11.