UK South-East Tripod Police Fugitive's Thread (2)

Had a great day yesterday at the whf cat sanctuary. Anyone thinking of doing it stop thinking and book it

Heres one straight from the camera just processed raw to jpeg.

tyla wrote in post #6999946
Are you guys meeting up today or was this yesterday? Any chance you're going to this:
http://www.timeout.com …elfth-night-festival.html 'cos if yes then I'd love to join you

Mornings. Yees meetup is today/ We will be around the covent garden area but im aiming to get out around London slightly earlier. Possibly about 12/1 around the southbank area to start. Maybe the Tate.

Bodmin636 wrote in post #6999949
Had a great day yesterday at the whf cat sanctuary. Anyone thinking of doing it stop thinking and book it

Heres one straight from the camera just processed raw to jpeg.

And if you book it direct with the whf off their site, all the money goes to the cats welfare.

Stunning! I think i know where im going next now.

Cracker. Glad you had a great day!

Mike

Great pic! I live close enough to that place. Can you just turn up or do you have to book? How aboiut fences etc? Any info appreciated

Before I head out to Covent Garden today, some of the pics I took on my trip to Brighton with Brett on friday

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nice shots Neal! You need to straighten some up tho!

souporman wrote in post #6997423
You don't need to include the full path in your links, you can just make them relative links (contact.html instead of http://www.mysite.com/​contact.html), provided that all of your html files are in the same folder.

Let me know if that makes sense or not, but basically yet, you can build everything locally without having any webspace (I do all of my development locally)

Cheers Kevin, if I get stuck I'll drop you a pm!

well just got back from Richmond Park, c-c-c-cold!

Robins seemed to be the posers today...taken with 1DMKIII @ 600mm handheld

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Bodmin636 wrote in post #6999949
Had a great day yesterday at the whf cat sanctuary. Anyone thinking of doing it stop thinking and book it

Heres one straight from the camera just processed raw to jpeg.

And if you book it direct with the whf off their site, all the money goes to the cats welfare.

wow very nice, i have now decided after looking at there site to go .... didn't even know about it till now and thanks , as for me i cant fly Ca's me harts knacked so this way i can still take photos of the big cats ......

i know it will not be the same as in a natural setting but I'm sure its still a nice experience

thanks tony

You really don't know how big they are until your nose is 3 inches from theirs.
As I said make sure you book it direct and then they receive all the money. When you book it through other photography companies the whf only see about £55 of it.

The two guys that took us round are photographers as well as volunteers at the site and so manipulate the cats to do some great stuff.

Bodmin636 wrote in post #7000822
You really don't know how big they are until your nose is 3 inches from theirs.
As I said make sure you book it direct and then they receive all the money. When you book it through other photography companies the whf only see about £55 of it.

The two guys that took us round are photographers as well as volunteers at the site and so manipulate the cats to do some great stuff.

very nice well,once the weather gets a bit warmer i will book a day for me and the other half.

on there site i was looking at some of the photos and it seams people put there lens through the fence ..... am i right if so what you you say was the max diameter of lens that could be used ?

ies photos wrote in post #7000730
well just got back from Richmond Park, c-c-c-cold!

Robins seemed to be the posers today...taken with 1DMKIII @ 600mm handheld

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Great shots Ian.

Great photos all!

Sorry I've been a little quiet lately - haven't found time to engage in the forum much ... back to work tomorrow though so I think it's safe to say you'll be seeing a lot more of me

Here's a shot from yesterday when Steffi and I went to Portsmouth for the day!

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Hogster86 wrote in post #7000973
Great photos all!

Sorry I've been a little quiet lately - haven't found time to engage in the forum much ... back to work tomorrow though so I think it's safe to say you'll be seeing a lot more of me

Here's a shot from yesterday when Steffi and I went to Portsmouth for the day!

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Proved a great opportunity to road-test my Christmas present to myself - an EOS 450D! I'll mainly be using it for Aerial Photography but it's also a great introduction to the world of DSLRs for Steffi, who is already thoroughly enjoying using it!

When we separated during the day (when I wanted to go off photographing and Steffi wanted to inspect the local sales ) I used both bodies, usually with my 17-55 on one and either the Nifty of 70-200 on the other

I didn't give the 450 an easy day either, with lots of low-light, long-exposure work ... and I'm impressed!

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450D, 17-55mm at 17mm, F2.8, 1/3s, ISO800

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450D, 17-55mm at 17mm, F2.8, 1/3s, ISO1600

Both hand-held (gotta love the IS on the 17-55!), and no noise reduction on either - in-camera or in post-processing!

Cheers for now!


David

Nice David, relly like the 1st. Is the 2nd shot a wreck? 450d - new toy??