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My Limerick. Photos by Stan. ;) -WARNING: Dialup Death]
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They suddenly got the idea for showing old and current potos of Limerick with the same shot
Wonder where they got that idea??? :rolleyes:
I was doing pictures like these photos 8 years ago for my hometown when I was studying. The idea came from a book from the 70s.
Regards CCSL
Stan .... the man
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Nice set. Very ahrd to get a clear day from up there. Where did you set up? I usally go to the rear of the "golf ball" for pics of the city.
Boggy and muddy as hell after all the rain!
Using a 300mm Lens for better shots.
Exposure Bracketed and HDR combined and tonemapped in Photomatix.
Covered around 10 miles on the hike today. Lovely area out there in Cratloe.0 -
I took a nice panorama of Limerick from the top of Woodcock Hill this morning.
Amazing to see how Limerick looks so small and how it sits surrounded by countryside.
Wont embed the file here as its 9.5MB
But you can see it over at Clevr.com ( Dont forget to zoom out to see it properly and you can pan the image with your mouse )
Link [ Here ]
Must go back and take the same shot at night.
You can download the full size photo from [ Here ]
Wow! Really loved that CCSL - Folks this is well worth seeing at full resolution..... Thanks again
Interesting how the detail is preserved so well from foreground, City and then even down to the Mountains in the far, far off background..... Great stuff.0 -
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pappyodaniel wrote: »Savage ccsl. I took this photo up in Gallows Hill a few weeks ago, it's right next to the golf balls.
Of a destroyed car next to the building!;)
Hope they had to walk home after leaving it there!!0 -
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Boggy and muddy as hell after all the rain!
Covered around 10 miles on the hike today. Lovely area out there in Cratloe.
Love this shot.
Your style seems to be more deep focus than shallow focus, I know that is more a cinematic term, but it is how a lot of your shots come across for me.
Your style at times, in my opinion of course, is almost like a photographic version of how Andrei Tarkovsky shot some of his films, Andrei Rublev and Solaris being the ones that come to mind that have a deep focus styling.0 -
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Love this shot.
Your style seems to be more deep focus than shallow focus, I know that is more a cinematic term, but it is how a lot of your shots come across for me.
Your style at times, in my opinion of course, is almost like a photographic version of how Andrei Tarkovsky shot some of his films, Andrei Rublev and Solaris being the ones that come to mind that have a deep focus styling.
Thanks for the very kind words...:o
I normally try and change the DOF depending on the subject for parades etc I use narrow DOF with spot focus to isolate the subject. I have to praise Pentax as an often overlooked brand in this Cannon or Nikon World!
Google Munster Images if you would like to see lots more... Over 82 Albums on Picasa....0 -
Baptist Church 1880-1914
Today:
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It's not perfect, I know. Building on the left.
If someone wants to give me a wide-angle lens (SAL-28F28) I invite you to PM.
Does anyone knows something about a green, tourist bus? The bus ride last year, today I saw him on the bridge in the city center.
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2nd one down , is that the limerick marine search and rescue doing their jet-ski course ?
http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/5503/30111594.jpg
I'm not sure, but probably yes. It was Saturday, at 15.30. Scooters have a warning stickers and the words "rescue". That's all what I know. 0 -
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Thanks for the very kind words...:o
I normally try and change the DOF depending on the subject for parades etc I use narrow DOF with spot focus to isolate the subject. I have to praise Pentax as an often overlooked brand in this Cannon or Nikon World!
Google Munster Images if you would like to see lots more... Over 82 Albums on Picasa....
I'm not a Professional Photographer by any means but I do know a little bit about Photography and the equipment, techniques and artistry involved.
- I couldn't help buy notice that if you look closely at your Photo, in the foreground you can clearly see a Man who appears to be on fire.
How anyone could post this without being kind enough to provide an explanation is beyond me though!!!0 -
I'm not a Professional Photographer by any means but I do know a little bit about Photography and the equipment, techniques and artistry involved.
- I couldn't help buy notice that if you look closely at your Photo, in the foreground you can clearly see a Man who appears to be on fire.
How anyone could post this without being kind enough to provide an explanation is beyond me though!!!
how Remiss of me! and by the way its a Girl on fire
It was at the Scott May Stunt Show at the Racecourse. And I was using it as an example of Depth of Field control ( foreground sharp background Blurred )
And Fair Play to Her as they also shot her out of a cannon!
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JerryHandbag wrote: »Some seriously threatening rain clouds in those! Nice pics
Thank's Jerry. For these posts I make these pictures.
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And now, another long-awaited mix.
Baker Place 1900 - 1940
Few days ago.
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