The 16th UK South-East "The Cooper Crawley Creche" Thread (All Welcome)

Dr D wrote in post #15088109
Greetings chaps,
A week ago I quit work at Pfizer, Sandwich, and moved to another pharma company based in Basel. Given that the bub and missus haven't flown out yet, thought I'd do a day trip to Lake Zug, just south of Zurich.

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What's swiss for "Quack!"?

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Clocktower in the "Old Town" (CS4 HDR)

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Some nice shots. looks like an interesting place and good luck with the new job.

Sunday morning love to cheer me up please after being covered in sick last night! No not my own

http://500px.com/photo​/15370379
http://500px.com/photo​/15370289

ies photos wrote in post #15089689
Sunday morning love to cheer me up please after being covered in sick last night! No not my own

http://500px.com/photo​/15370379
http://500px.com/photo​/15370289

Done

Morning all. Shame the Richmond meet wasn't this morning - amazing weather here - superb mist and beautiful low sun at 730 when I went out with 3 of the dogs.
Dom I agree with the others, would've been better with more light on her face, and less pressing on the chair. Look forward to seeing some more
Dr D, that's a big move, I hope it all goes well for you. Looks like a lovely place to live.
Will hop over to 500px Ian - must say I've had my fair share of clearing up vomit for the last 8 weeks (not mine either!) and it's really rather wearing isn't it

Dr D wrote in post #15088109
Greetings chaps,
A week ago I quit work at Pfizer, Sandwich, and moved to another pharma company based in Basel. Given that the bub and missus haven't flown out yet, thought I'd do a day trip to Lake Zug, just south of Zurich.

Full set here - http://www.dennis-and-fiona.co.uk/?page_id=1​966 - but these are my favourites

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What's swiss for "Quack!"?

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Clocktower in the "Old Town" (CS4 HDR)

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Don't know why the tower has a nose either (CS4 HDR)

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Boat Race

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Boat Race

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Le Alps

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Autumn has arrived

It looks like its going to be tough for you Dennis. Will you cope ? LOL

Truely stunning area. Good luck with the new post too.

Thanks for all the comments chaps, the only thing I could do anything with was here face as the difference in skin tone comes from her make up it's more pronounced in the original colour shot.

Dr D wrote in post #15088109
Greetings chaps,
A week ago I quit work at Pfizer, Sandwich, and moved to another pharma company based in Basel. Given that the bub and missus haven't flown out yet, thought I'd do a day trip to Lake Zug, just south of Zurich.

Full set here - http://www.dennis-and-fiona.co.uk/?page_id=1​966 - but these are my favourites

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What's swiss for "Quack!"?

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Clocktower in the "Old Town" (CS4 HDR)

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Don't know why the tower has a nose either (CS4 HDR)

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Boat Race

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Boat Race

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Le Alps

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Autumn has arrived

Lovely. Sounds like a great move. So, do we throw you out of the UKSE group to start your own Basel one?

Klystron wrote in post #15086697
And here something a bit different !
The mid day sun
300mm + x2 + x1.4

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Interesting, how did you manage that? Huge ND?

Hi guys, don't seem to get time to post on here any more but still manage to keep half an eye on the goings on.

I am thinking of getting a wide angle and am having trouble deciding between the sigma 10-20 or the canon 10-22. I have read the lens posts on here and am still none the wiser. Does anyone on here have experience of these two lenses or have any other suggestions?
Then again there is the sigma 8-16 as well.

Bodmin636 wrote in post #15089997
Hi guys, don't seem to get time to post on here any more but still manage to keep half an eye on the goings on.

I am thinking of getting a wide angle and am having trouble deciding between the sigma 10-20 or the canon 10-22. I have read the lens posts on here and am still none the wiser. Does anyone on here have experience of these two lenses or have any other suggestions?
Then again there is the sigma 8-16 as well.

I love my sigma 10-20, and you are more than welcome to borrow it for a while to give it a test run to see how you get on with it.

Today I be mainly doing ...........

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I want to keep the PPing as close to the original Lewis Morley shots as possible the first is done with an Ilford Delta preset in LR the second was done in PS with Silver Efx Pro which better suits the images baring in mind what I want to do with the pping.

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^^^^some nice shots but the curtain bottom and slopey angle is not doing it for me......

One from the last explore

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Does anyone live near romford essex and come this way at all? I want to buy a small tool cabinet from ebay and just wondered. Will provide beer tokens. Thanks.

Agree with Victor on the angle/curtain, also her hand looks out of proportion for some reason.

Victor, nice shot but clean up the dust bunnies