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Mark, that is a very neat landscape, the portrait orientation worked very well and makes the shot much more interesting.
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My three favorites,far from the best that are posted here, but I'm learning from what I see on this forum.
Bokeh could have been better on this one: ![]() Could have been sharper ![]() HDR attempt ![]() |
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Nice ones all around. But I see you are already talking of doing better...That is the thing I tell myself after viewing every photo I take...I know I can do better...You don't have far to go...Me on the other hand...The jury is still out!!!
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In no particular order
Sunrise in Timor. ![]() Sunset in Timor ![]() Big wave in Tonga ![]() ![]() |
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Crash,
I am a sucker for sunsets and your Timor sunset is beautiful. As for my best 3, very tricky. It took me a long time to get to grips with the GX-10 and I'm still learning, you get quite spoilt by P&S cameras! They're easy to use and very light. Then you get this brick of a camera and it takes time (at least it did for me). Latterly I started to appreciate the joys of RAW and post-processing (something I am only still playing with, haven't really progressed past a bit of sharpening and adjusting the contrast). So looking back at the year I think the school report would read something like: "A slow start but developed as the year progressed. Looking forward to continued improvement in 2008" Anyway, enough waffling, after much trawling through my Flckr account, here are my 3 least bad: From June was this interesting sky in Scotland: ![]() Then maybe this shot of the Manchester Eye in November: ![]() And finally from Menorca in May: ![]() Hmmm, I obviously don't like the sun. All 3 were straight from the camera, or with very little PP. |
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I've only had my DSLR for 9 months and I'm still learning how to use it. This is the best I could do, I forget to grab my camera when I leave the house but I'm getting better at remembering it now. So next year I won't have any excuses:lol:
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My three favs from 2007:
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Wow!
Some really terrific shots posted here. Next time, I think I'll wait and see what's put up before I post my meager offerings. Beautiful shots from everyone. Ed |
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My three best???
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