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Photo of the Day - February 2012
- Thread starter Designer Dale
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I see this and think 1,000 (or bigger) piece puzzle on my table to assemble.
Absolutely! That photo would make a great jigsaw puzzle!
Interesting use of light painting. The rocks here almost look like some kind of amorphous alien beings!
Indoor hockey match of a friend's daughter. A struggle with focus, background and motion blur. This one I rather like.
ISO 1600|f4.5|1/100|50mm|
ISO 1600|f4.5|1/100|50mm|
Simple, beautiful...
I see this and think 1,000 (or bigger) piece puzzle on my table to assemble.
Thanks for the positive comments about my 'boats' pic. This is the shot that would make a good 1,000-piece jigsaw...
I'm pretty sure I've posted it before, but never mind. No-one has ever wanted to buy the pic. Don't know why...
I'm 16 and this is my first time experimenting with film. Dug out my dad's Minolta X-300, and bought some Ilford XP2 400, and got some nice results. taken yesterday, processed and scanned in today. What does everyone think?
Hi Intel Inside,
It is nice to see someone try film. Did you develop the film yourself? Try a similar shot with an ISO 100 instead of the 400 film and compare the differences.
It is nice to see someone try film. Did you develop the film yourself? Try a similar shot with an ISO 100 instead of the 400 film and compare the differences.
Hi
Nope, I didn't, i took it to my local camera shop, and they did it there. Will do, they gave me a bunch of free film that was expiring in a few months. I guess there arent too many people buying film anymore.
Hi
Nope, I didn't, i took it to my local camera shop, and they did it there. Will do, they gave me a bunch of free film that was expiring in a few months. I guess there arent too many people buying film anymore.
Good to see youngsters getting into photography with film. I started that way too - with an old manual Praktica. And you've got a willing subject for your photos who seems only to happy to comply.
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Been away far tooooo long. My wife and I took a long weekend to San Diego to get way from the cold weather. Here's one from the SD Zoo:
