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Photo of the day: February 2014
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I'm sure you'll enjoy the X-E1. I got the same two cameras but the other way round, X-E1 first, and I'm not interested in upgrading either for the foreseeable future.
That being said - if I could afford to I would, of course, buy those Fuji lenses
Hey MacRy, it sounds to me that you might like a good business venture opportunity...say something like this:
Self portrait with the latest Mrs MacRy creation. I'm available for children's parties
I'd buy one...it's very cool! Of course Mrs MacRy may disagree with you about how you spend the profits.
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Thanks Parkin Pig...much appreciated. Here is another shot of the lost soul...
Hey MacRy, it sounds to me that you might like a good business venture opportunity...say something like this:
I'd buy one...it's very cool! Of course Mrs MacRy may disagree with you about how you spend the profits.
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Lol. She may have to find a more photogenic model though as although her creations may well be sellable I think I could be harmful to drumming up business.
Lol. She may have to find a more photogenic model though as although her creations may well be sellable I think I could be harmful to drumming up business.
I like this one! But, when you're sporting this look, I have trouble associating your self-portraits with Guy Ritchie films.
I like this one! But, when you're sporting this look, I have trouble associating your self-portraits with Guy Ritchie films.
It's my softer side coming out - Lock Stock and Two Snuggly Bunnies
I went out last night with plans of capturing the Vancouver skyline at sunset from the North Shore... and this gazebo was begging to be included in the picture. I'm interested in your thoughts on the composition... good, bad, or ugly?
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I really like it. I like the juxtaposition of the old and new/simple and sophisticated buildings.
The Skyline without the gazebo would just look like every other skyline picture you see. The gazebo makes it stand out IMO. So good.
I went out last night with plans of capturing the Vancouver skyline at sunset from the North Shore... and this gazebo was begging to be included in the picture. I'm interested in your thoughts on the composition... good, bad, or ugly?
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The colours are stunning in this photo and the exposure is spot on to my mind. I love the juxtaposition between old and new. Since you've asked specifically about the composition, do you think the colour reflection in the water is enough to balance the weight and detail in the top half? I don't know, I wrote that having seen the big picture but when I look at the thumbnail it looks more balanced. It's an interesting reflection though and I can see why you included it. I'd have been very pleased with myself if I'd taken it!
So I've been on an unintentional break from both my photography and the MacRumors forums. I decided that today would be a good day to end my dry spell in both and get back to it. We've had a good foot or so of snow in the past couple of days and I made my way out to the zoo where my wife works to get some pics of our snow leopards in a more "natural" climate. I hate that the fence was in this shot, but I like it otherwise.
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IMG_3046 by SnickerSnackClick, on Flickr
IMG_3046 by SnickerSnackClick, on Flickr
In the Adelaide Botanic Gardens, South Australia, is this path that curves through huge bamboos, beside a creek. On the side that looks onto the creek, lovers etch their initials into the stems. True love or bamboozled?
This was trying out NIK Analog Efex for the first time and a quick side visit to Silver Efex to finish it off.
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Bamboozled by playswithlight, on Flickr
This was trying out NIK Analog Efex for the first time and a quick side visit to Silver Efex to finish it off.
Bamboozled by playswithlight, on Flickr
Photo of the day: February 2014
Just in case you haven't seen enough of my ugly mug here's a slightly more normal selfie. Last one for a while I promise. I was just rather pleased with how it came out.
Fujifilm X100, F8, 1/500, ISO200
Just in case you haven't seen enough of my ugly mug here's a slightly more normal selfie. Last one for a while I promise. I was just rather pleased with how it came out.
Fujifilm X100, F8, 1/500, ISO200
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