Posts for: 1066
Mar 13, 2014 07:39:49 #
Jan 22, 2014 09:39:48 #
MaryAnn wrote:
I just had to share. Two years ago I joined our local camera club and was in our beginner B Group. Last night we had our annual banquet and found out not only that I had the highest points in my group but also was Photographer of the Year for the entire club. They said it was the first time that someone from B Group took the top honors. I have now graduated to the Salon or Group A. I am so excited!
"And the lights all went out in Massachusetts" is a well known line from The Bee Gees song. Now we know why...MaryAnn's face was enough to light up the whole city. Well done and maybe we should use another Bee Gees title now..."More than a woman"....she's a photographer, lol.
Jan 21, 2014 06:08:46 #
jerryc41 wrote:
You ask "WHY" jerry, well try reading the following link, especially some of the comments below the description of the place. I think one of them from a guy called Krazyk is what a few would agree with. Anyway, heres the link:-
http://sometimes-interesting.com/2011/07/17/the-coldest-inhabited-place-on-earth-oymyakon-russia/
Jan 9, 2014 11:31:08 #
Graham Smith wrote:
Brick Lane, London.
"Is this love that I'm feeling"...Well it sure seems that he is, and he also looks like he's singing the Bob Marley classic. Fabulous shot and perhaps to use one of the Reggae song writers quotes sums up the expression of the guy in your picture...
love the life you live.
live the life you love.
― Bob Marley
Jan 9, 2014 11:13:23 #
Bob1190 wrote:
Spotted this and thought it would be hard to guess. after a few guesses I'll post the answer
An X ray of The Turin Shroud!
Jan 1, 2014 14:20:40 #
Dec 24, 2013 16:38:12 #
gawler wrote:
wishing you all a Merry Christmas
ps just letting you know santa must be running late this year as my new 800mm cannon lens was not under the tree this morning lol
ps just letting you know santa must be running late this year as my new 800mm cannon lens was not under the tree this morning lol
And Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Nov 26, 2013 06:53:19 #
greg vescuso wrote:
Congratulations I definitely like your shot the most that's why I voted for it. Wish I would of taking as much thought as you did to get this great image.
Thanks Greg, I never, ever thought I'd get placed, never mind win!
Nov 10, 2013 09:38:40 #
Heirloom Tomato wrote:
Dear Santa, br br You know I've been really good ... (show quote)
Dear Heirloom Tomato,
I'm sorry but do you not realise that there is an economic recession still going on that is affecting everyone (including SANTA 1 Warehouse). I do know that you have been very good and do deserve your list, so I will give you the following link which will certainly go some way to making your wish come true. I also seem to have lost your letter, maybe the link will help me find it!
Your friend always,
Santa
p.s here's the link:-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTlgPiJSb6Q
Nov 9, 2013 11:04:20 #
RE wrote:
The Mammoth Mountain area is one of our favorite spots to spend time so I thought I'd share a bit more of it with you. All photo's were taken with a p/s camera.
Great images RE, it just goes to show, it's the person taking the pics and not the camera. Just an idea, I think you could crop the "Creek filled with wavy grass" and use it in the "Minimalist" comp.
Nov 9, 2013 05:42:08 #
Photo Girl wrote:
Thank you 1066, that is very interesting. I like the background you added. I'm am having a real hard time in choosing the one for the portrait. Thank you for your grand effort.
Margo
Margo
Best of luck Margo with whichever you choose, but how about having two! I've horizontally rotated the one I sent so perhaps you could have one side by side, or you could get one of us to rotate one of the others that you like. I hope you like this idea.
Nov 8, 2013 16:32:12 #
Photo Girl wrote:
Hi, my UHH friends. This is a picture of my late husband, which I would very much like to have framed. I do not have the skills or the programs to make this a printable photo. I wonder if some of my friends on UHH could please apply some magic touch to save this photo. The plants in the back are tomato plants which he helped me to grow. I love this photo because it is the best expression of him that I have. I thank you very much for considering this.
Hi Photogirl, I thought you might like to keep the tomato plants, so I enlarged the image to fill the background after masking in Topaz ReMask. I hope you like it.
Nov 6, 2013 18:19:23 #
jonsommer wrote:
Maybe it's just me 'cuz it's still early and I haven't had dinner yet, but is there a definite leftward lean to the horizon? Other than that, I think I agree that the pp took it just a couple of clicks too far.
Naa, I've taken another look and I think the opposing rise in ground makes it look like it's leaning to the left, so...go and get some dinner and look again (fingers crossed).
Nov 6, 2013 17:19:01 #
1066 wrote:
Wow, given I've seen your images I am really H.A.P.P.Y....
H...Honoured
A...Astounded
P...Pleased
P...Profound
Y...Sleepless in Seattle...I mean....Yes, Yes, Yes...LOL.
H...Honoured
A...Astounded
P...Pleased
P...Profound
Y...Sleepless in Seattle...I mean....Yes, Yes, Yes...LOL.
I forgot to mention that I was really lucky with the sky/clouds.
Nov 6, 2013 17:08:14 #
Nightski wrote:
Hey, I am glad you let me zoom in on it 1066. I like the image right away, but I wanted to check and see if your focus was sharp before I commented. It is. You've got nice leading lines, and interesting coastline, and it looks like it goes on forever. I like the windmills in the image too. Lots of detail.
Wow, given I've seen your images I am really H.A.P.P.Y....
H...Honoured
A...Astounded
P...Pleased
P...Profound
Y...Sleepless in Seattle...I mean....Yes, Yes, Yes...LOL.