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Peter2516 wrote in post #14414598

Great pictures, sunset, sunrise is amazing!!

One from a recent walk around Cardiff (actually I go out just about every evening and most days too in search of a photograph)

kukulkan wrote in post #14414619
Great pictures, sunset, sunrise is amazing!!

Thanks kukulkan. I appreciate it.

Some more random shots I processed at work tonight

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waterrockets wrote in post #14413831
I'm doing a swim team fundraiser with another photo dad. We are going to charge for a sitting fee up front, one price for a commodity outdoor swimsuit portrait (taken by the other dad), and another higher price for an action shot session. All the money goes to the team, and we will give away all of the images (digital).

Anyway, I need a promotional shot, so I took a couple today of my son to see what I could get. He's no Olympian when it comes to form, but I got a couple keepers. Hopefully these will give parents an idea of what they'll get (shot ISO 800 because it was completely overcast, and shooting between thunderstorms):

Excellent series, Waterrockets. If I was one of the parents this was being presented to I know I would be interested! Good luck with the fundraiser!

Peter2516 wrote in post #14414598

Nice series, Peter. Trying to figure out what is in foreground of shot #1 - tops of Tulips? Just my curiosity.

No stopping progress..... a unique 'well rounded' old charming building

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Charming indeed. There is just something about these old buildings that one must take a shot or 2.
Nicely done.

Acraea issoria (Yellow Coster).

1.

Hey all, I visited a lady friend in Allentown, PA yesterday for the day. We went hiking on some trails and just spent the day together, it was the most fun I've had in a while. I felt a little out of my element being so accustom to shooting urban city shots, that I really didn't know what I wanted to shoot and how to edit them at all. I wanted an experience like this to help improve my versatility.

Just 2 for now, my flickr is maxed out on upload space so I need to buy flickr pro before I can post anymore photos

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jamganz wrote in post #14415626
Nice series, Peter. Trying to figure out what is in foreground of shot #1 - tops of Tulips? Just my curiosity.

Yes Jam those are tulips , Thanks and nice building shots.

[QUOTE=bobobird;144160​39]Acraea issoria (Yellow Coster).

Really nice bobo, I have just got back from the tropical butterfly house myself, spent the day with lots of kids as this was my youngest first school trip ( He's 3 ) so parent had to go too
I thought it would be rude not to take a camera manged to snatch what I hope will turnout be some cool shots............

Thanks Killer ---- waiting.

Btw, can you show me a pic of your setup?

Already have the other stuff that may (or may not) be needed.

bobobird wrote in post #14415950
Charming indeed. There is just something about these old buildings that one must take a shot or 2.
Nicely done.

Peter2516 wrote in post #14416273
Yes Jam those are tulips , Thanks and nice building shots.

Thank you Bobo & Peter.

Peter, now that I know that those are tulips...i like the shot even more...well done!

Bobo - really like #2

KILLERCLOWN wrote in post #14412178
Mitch, I like your way of thinking just as much as I like your work.
It's always a joy to view your posts.......

Thanks guys , means a lot to me