I'm sorry, I can't be sure. I seem to have forgotten to take notes or photograph the info panel with these shots. All I know is that they were taken in the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau.
Really like those, especially the mid air one. The D40 was my first dslr, and I really liked it. I've tried to teach myself too, and it takes a bit of commitment to understand it all, but well worth it when it comes together.
Tried to send you a pm (re the lens used in your photos) but your inbox is full I love flower photography and still looking for a lens to give the effect you have achieved in your images... just wanted some advice.
Tried to send you a pm (re the lens used in your photos) but your inbox is full I love flower photography and still looking for a lens to give the effect you have achieved in your images... just wanted some advice.
i don't have a camera as such , just use my mobile to take pictures..i do have a cheapish one which i use but always needs recharging the batteries, so don't bother with it much..its ok for my niece to get piccys of her on it, but i haven't got a ''proper camera''..I think photography would interest me too..i just took some piccys now of back garden but a bit meh
i don't have a camera as such , just use my mobile to take pictures..i do have a cheapish one which i use but always needs recharging the batteries, so don't bother with it much..its ok for my niece to get piccys of her on it, but i haven't got a ''proper camera''..I think photography would interest me too..i just took some piccys now of back garden but a bit meh
Run now whilst you've still got money in your pocket
Yes mine was part of a set of agility shots, but a tight crop was used due to the distracting background. I am surprised that no-one has picked up on the pro shot having the focus on the tail of the dog, thus putting the head way out of focus.
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Gorgeous Jane, love that dappled light!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v436/lunarune/2014-03/8F5E516A-05DF-4D54-A49E-8B9CEBA57601_zpseh9lyoxb.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v436/lunarune/2014-03/02504598-158A-407E-8130-BC585C2C0DDE_zpselbt4ksg.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v436/lunarune/mutts/DSC_0069.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v436/lunarune/mutts/DSC_0007.jpg
Great action shot!
Some flower pics where I've taken them into Photoshop etc for a play http://www.pbase.com/sianp/flower_art_nature_photoshop__corel_painter_textures_potpourri
Good shot! Also good choice of camera ;-) was the lens the 100mm macro?
Really like those, especially the mid air one. The D40 was my first dslr, and I really liked it. I've tried to teach myself too, and it takes a bit of commitment to understand it all, but well worth it when it comes together.
Tried to send you a pm (re the lens used in your photos) but your inbox is full
my box is full, i shall make some room
last week at the memorial arboretum in Alrewas: https://www.fhotoroom.com/fhotos/fhoto.asp?FhotoID=2765883 and https://www.fhotoroom.com/fhotos/fhoto.asp?FhotoID=2765892
I have a lot on that site that I'm gradually adding to.
Thanks
I think you need to do a full spring clean annette, rejecting PMs yet again.
sorry
Yes, 100mm f2.8 DFA Macro WR. It's my best lens, love it!
f/22!
Lake I drive past everyday to work
https://flic.kr/p/dA8pYd
Northern lights in the next village to us
https://flic.kr/p/e3Wo1g
http://i441.photobucket.com/albums/qq131/koantemplation/IMG_0003_zpsd21304ca.jpg
I'm still using automatic mode as I can't figure out how to change the settings fast enough to film something quickly.
Absolutely gorgeous reflections in that lake image! Love it.
That one would make a good postcard front photo.
Did your camera come with a manual? Plus there's plenty of tutorials online koan to get you into it all - can seem daunting at first.
Run now whilst you've still got money in your pocket
You could have cloned out that blue in the photo.
As there isnt, this is a very good photography site.
http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/