Random Photo thread XVIII - DO NOT QUOTE PHOTOS 800PX SIZE LIMIT.

Roy Rogers

pbt20 wrote: »

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...nothing and the ships for free?

NooSixty

Slidinginfinity

As shot, no PP

keps

Masada

I spotted these people at stephens green earlier, havent the slightest idea what they are doing (besides photographing what appears to be a man made from play doh) but thought id take a photo., they were there doing for a while too,

kumate_champ07

achtungbarry

Mensch Maschine

Masada wrote: »

I spotted these people at stephens green earlier, havent the slightest idea what they are doing (besides photographing what appears to be a man made from play doh) but thought id take a photo., they were there doing for a while too,

Maybe a group from Flickr. I know at Christmas the Dublin Flickr group take Christamssy objects and photograph them around city for fun.

pete4130

Jim

D4NI3L88

DaireQuinlan

One sunny sunday.



Bronica SQAi | 80mm S | Delta 400@200

aido182

pete4130

Kintarō Hattori

http://www.flickr.com/photos/liamandagnieszka/4438754454

keps

final one from last Saturday's match... spot the ball

Morrisseeee

^ wow great action shot, and look at the effort by the Welsh fella trying to stop our Man-of-the-Match ! (ie. how long is a piece of string?!)

The Style



/hdr with QTPFSGUI

katiemaloe

Hey Kintaro Hattori, I think thats my favorite photo from what Ive seen of yours. I just love it. And Ive been craving a toffee pop since I saw it! :pac:

.Longshanks.

Kintarō Hattori wrote: »

http://www.flickr.com/photos/liamandagnieszka/4438754454

keps wrote: »

final one from last Saturday's match... spot the ball

http://i39.tinypic.com/1dyluh.jpg

Brilliant timing, the players are running to Spar for the Toffee Pops!

pixbyjohn

keps wrote: »

final one from last Saturday's match... spot the ball

Were you using a prime 300mm lens on your D80 ? great shots

Masada

Im not usually a Panaramic kinda guy, but here goes,



And with paddys day looming i thought id post this, I dunno what it has but i really like it for some reason.,:)

Kintarō Hattori

katiemaloe wrote: »

Hey Kintaro Hattori, I think thats my favorite photo from what Ive seen of yours. I just love it. And Ive been craving a toffee pop since I saw it! :pac:

Ha ha that's just mad, what an unusual photo to like, I'm happy and confused all at the same time. Well go on off with ya to your local Spar. They've had this offer a while and I've only posted it now.

keps

pixbyjohn wrote: »

Were you using a prime 300mm lens on your D80 ? great shots

Yep a Prime Nikon ED AF 300mm F2.8 - the very first 2.8 Nikon 300 AF.

I bought it last year 2nd hand on Ebay(it's about 16 yrs old) and am delighted with the results.

This was Iso 640 /1/1000th sec at F3.2 manual exposure (but auto focus). monopod needed.


The AF is a bit slow -and this particular lens made a lot of Sports Pros head straight for Canon equipment- but for me it's fine!

keps

DaireQuinlan

A Portrait of a Country Gentleman at ease.



Portra 800 | Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 afd

swingking

keps

4sb

View Large


Taken in the Glen of the Downs.

oshead

I had a chance to set up one light before she totally lost interest. Again, PP'd with soft light b&w filter.

.Longshanks.

Dave, have you got access to a studio or just a larger living room with the tv/sofa/coffee table/everything else pushed off into the corner? Because you have some stunning results

oshead

Longshanks100 wrote: »

Dave, have you got access to a studio or just a larger living room with the tv/sofa/coffee table/everything else pushed off into the corner? Because you have some stunning results

Cheers, all of the above. Plus most importantly, I'm a happily separated man.