Truly amazing pictures, Gilliatt and Tony! Keep them coming.
North Star, I just saw your Photostream and loved it.
Thanks for taking a look, YesNo. So glad you liked my pictures.
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Truly amazing pictures, Gilliatt and Tony! Keep them coming.
North Star, I just saw your Photostream and loved it.
Thanks for taking a look, YesNo. So glad you liked my pictures.
my first time trying this...good chance it wont work!
if what I think I just inserted actually shows up, its a close-up of a Deptford pink, and its pretty misleading too---each flower is really only about the size of a thumbnail. also, they are much more pink in real life---this one came out looking lighter and with purple-ish hints.
yep---didn't work, my apologies...
i tried the "insert image" route. (my problem could be a really slow connection)
should i be trying the "attachment" maybe instead?
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trying again with an attachment...
yayyy it worked!
nice shot, larger aperture just focusing on flower and blurring background really works well.Quote:
Originally Posted by bounty
Yes, its very pretty.
thank you tony and dream...
it was just with a little pocket sized digital camera from radio shack, that unfortunately, recently broke.
ive got a couple others I like that i'll attach here. I had to compress one of them, hopefully it will still come out okay you will like them too...
the first is a shot of the Washington street bridge that crosses the Mississippi river at the university of Minnesota campus. this is a shot from the east, at river level, looking west.
the second shot---ive got a large pond here that attracts all sorts of flora and fauna, including lots of dragonflies. normally they aren't so cooperative as to hold still for photos!
Two really good pictures. What stuns me is that you have used a simple digital camera, probably a bit like the one I have. I've never tried to do anything ambitious before but now with spring here I will definitely experiment. That´s great to know.
I liked the black and white colors of the dragonfly (or perhaps it is a different insect). The bridge seemed blurry and that got me to focus on its blurriness.
smiles...I appreciate your all looking, thank you!
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A photo I took from a boat dock. It's always kool to frame a photo within the natural frame of the photo.
The other photo: a bird on the edge of a cliff in black & white - my favourite format.
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hammock on seven mile beach, grand cayman, cayman islands
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a pier in grand cayman, cayman islands
I don't know if this will work..
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Well, the damned thing wants to lie on its side, but you get the idea.
what is this image, Bum?