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datalas 03-16-2002 03:34 PM

Went For a Walk
 
Got bored and went for a walk, being a sensible fella I took the camera with me and was quite pleased how this one came out...

http://datalas.com/cellar/roslin/Ros...Walk%20015.jpg

Anyhow, Sorry for imposing this, I just wanted to share (there are other piccies from the walk kicking about in that directory, available in larger format should anyone be daft enough to want them, just ask )

A Gallery of the Snaps


Datalas

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Oooohhh Tinsel Time.....

elSicomoro 03-16-2002 04:58 PM

Great pic! You live in the UK, right?

jaguar 03-16-2002 05:02 PM

yea actaully i wouldn't mind a larger version of that one in particular, you mind it bing reproduced?

datalas 03-16-2002 05:03 PM

I live in Roslin, in Scotland, which is part of the UK.

Roslin being famous for being the home of the first cloned Sheep.

Scotland being famous for braveheart (which was filmed in ireland).

And the UK being famous for, well, begger all really.

Datalas

Undertoad 03-16-2002 06:49 PM

I snuck in to that directory (you didn't mention where it was, but your post has it in the source) and took a look at the large version (1280x960), and it's very nice indeed.

I love looking at large-format images that take up the whole monitor. I find them to be much more striking than any of the old prints. There's something about them.. a certain presence.

Undertoad 03-16-2002 06:54 PM

Oh yeah, and the northern country is just fantastic. As a youngster I lived in Sheffield for a school year, 3rd form (9th grade), and we were right next to the peak district. There's something about rugged hills that make them great to live by, in my opinion.

warch 03-17-2002 12:53 PM

Ahh...My ancestral home! :)

datalas 03-17-2002 12:58 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Undertoad
Oh yeah, and the northern country is just fantastic. As a youngster I lived in Sheffield for a school year, 3rd form (9th grade), and we were right next to the peak district. There's something about rugged hills that make them great to live by, in my opinion.
Spooky coincidence I was born in Airdale, which isn't far from Sheffield, less than 20 miles at any rate....

Datalas

Griff 03-17-2002 02:02 PM

Really wonderful composition with the solid form of the bridge as a contrast to the motion of the water below... but what I'm really wondering is if I could clear that bank and ford the stream on my mountain bike without cracking my skull. :)

froody 03-18-2002 03:47 PM

gallery
 
I always enjoy seeing what kind of pictures other people take, so let me share mine in the hopes that you feel the same way:
http://www.casualhacker.net/~drz/album/favorites/

Does anybody else have a web gallery of pics they took?

elSicomoro 03-18-2002 09:19 PM

Re: gallery
 
Quote:

Originally posted by froody
Does anybody else have a web gallery of pics they took?
Yes. :)

Dafydd Wynne-Evans 03-20-2002 04:26 PM

My Pics
 
My pics are here.

I 2 love looking at other's pics, more links! More links!

froody 03-20-2002 08:09 PM

Dafydd, that's some good stuff.
I really like the outdoors/snow/night ones. (I'm a sucker for "postcard" pictures in general.)
General question: Do you take the same picture a million times with different settings and then pick the best one, or do you just shoot it and it's good? I'm much more of the million-times persuasion, although I do feel like I'm getting more the hang of what things will look like. Especially with very bright scenes I'll try taking it a couple of different degrees darker though.

juju 03-20-2002 08:28 PM

Here's mine.

Dafydd Wynne-Evans 03-20-2002 08:34 PM

froody:

I often take three exposures (or more) of the same subject... one at what I think looks right thru the viewfinder, then another one a stop lower, then the third a stop higher.

Actually I end up taking a lot more than that sometimes... I forget the camera is on manual focus (I use a digital) and the viewfinder doesn't always show when something is in/out of focus... so I take the first 3 pics, then notice that I forgot to focus--and have to do 3 more after I get the right focus.

Since I use a digicam, I can take as many pics as I like and discard what doesn't turn out. It's a lot more enjoyable that way... in the past with my 35mm cams, I simply didn't feel that I could afford to shoot as much as I wanted to. I love digital for that reason alone!

juju12:

Your lake pics are cool! Where is that at? It looks awesome.


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