Recent Works

[Boris_Epix]

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Cheers
Boris

[dwdallam]

I like the 2nd and 4th in particular.

Hope you like the 1Ds3 - my l plate only took 3 or 4 days to arive in teh UK.

Mike
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Thanks. Well, RRS was back ordered on the MKIII L plates when I called them. They said they wouldn't be in till May 1st.

[Paul Jameson]

I agree. It just goes to show the stupidity of the argument that people who obsess over technical stuff must be artistically inferior to those who do not.
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Sometimes a persons passion sees no boundaries. Technique is a protagonist of emotion. Certainly, the image is most important, but try tell the greats that obsessing over technical means they're inferior.

[dwdallam]

Sometimes a persons passion sees no boundaries. Technique is a protagonist of emotion. Certainly, the image is most important, but try tell the greats that obsessing over technical means they're inferior.
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What the quote

 "I agree. It just goes to show the stupidity of the argument that people who obsess over technical stuff must be artistically inferior to those who do not"

means is that those who  "obsess over technical stuff" are not necessarily inferior to those who do not, which is obviously true at least in some situations--namely Ansel Adams. He was a great photographer, and he did obsess over technique, especially in the dark room and with printing.

What is also be true is:

(1) "Those who obsess too much over technical matters may miss diminish developing their creative ability."

(2) "Those who do not obsess enough over technical matters may diminish developing their creativity ability."

Does anyone--or can anyone--reasonably disagree with those two statements?

[Josh-H]

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Cheers
Boris
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These are lovely. Beautiful work [subject isnt to shabby either    ]

[Ray]

Sometimes a persons passion sees no boundaries. Technique is a protagonist of emotion. Certainly, the image is most important, but try tell the greats that obsessing over technical means they're inferior.
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I never got any impression from these 'camera doesn't matter' debates that obsessing over technical issues is an inferior activity. I think Jonathan might have drawn that inference for himself.

[Ray]

These are lovely. Beautiful work [subject isnt to shabby either    ]
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I agree. One might almost think they were taken with a DB   .

[sergio]

I thought I would share some of my fun stuff.
Though I shoot for a living this is the kind of imagery that makes me feel free. Nothing happens if you get home with no picks.

[DarkPenguin]

I thought I would share some of my fun stuff.
Though I shoot for a living this is the kind of imagery that makes me feel free. Nothing happens if you get home with no picks.
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Wonderful stuff.

[Farmer]

I'm really have very little portraiture experience, but I grabbed this candid shot the other week and I really like it, so I thought I'd share (criticism and comments welcome!).

I figure it's also better to get back to posting images to this thread :-)

[203]

a few recent ones from the 1Ds3:

http://www.pbase.com/r_p/image/96441312/original
http://www.pbase.com/r_p/image/96441257/original
http://www.pbase.com/r_p/image/96441258/original

[SeanPuckett]

D200, hand-built lens (element from an old zoom reassembled into a body cap and some scrap plastic tubing):



G9:



D200, 10.5 fish defished:



D200, 85/1.4:



All post-processing in Bibble with my own plug-ins.

[Fine_Art]

A few birds.

Heron


Lunch


A basic Sony Alpha for those wondering.

[marcmccalmont]

Volcano National Park a few weeks ago. (moon was a second exposure)
Marc
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[Ray]

Volcano National Park a few weeks ago. (moon was a second exposure)
Marc
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Marc,
It's certainly spectacular, but it doesn't seem to quite gel together as a single composition. The right side 2/3rds might be better by itself.

[marcmccalmont]

Marc,
It's certainly spectacular, but it doesn't seem to quite gel together as a single composition. The right side 2/3rds might be better by itself.
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I agree it is still work in progress. An example of being awesome in person and not quite able to capture the moment with a camera. I thought it was worth sharing just because it is so rare, a moonbow, full moon and lava in one scene. I actually prefer just the right frame with the moon.
Marc

[graeme]

One from about a month ago.

Graeme

[graeme]

One from about a month ago.

Graeme

[ecemfjm]

As contrapoint to Michael's home page photography, this is 'spring colours in spring' in the Madrid's Sierra. Taken the 3rd of May.

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Manuel

[JohnKoerner]

A few birds.

Liked the heron



Here is one I took the other day using a G9:





 




Jack