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ksz said:Sigmund was a pervert.
Some people drive their cars into a tree. I got to drive mine through it. No deeper meaning than that.
Sure...o.k.
ksz said:Sigmund was a pervert.
Some people drive their cars into a tree. I got to drive mine through it. No deeper meaning than that.
Freud was a genius. I'm just sad to see that some people are STILL too sexually uptight, because then they just see the sexual tones (a dilemma they must first overcome in their own life) and ignore the pure brilliance behind the whole offering.
I've read this five times and I don't know what you're saying. The original comment about "Mother Nature's Slit"--humor or no humor--was in truly bad taste. There are places to voice such musings, but I would hope this is not one of them.FrankieTDouglas said:
There is a time and a place for everything, but not everything and everytime is that place. The dilemma we face is figuring out what is and is not appropriate at any given time and place.
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freebooter said:
I'm curious, and an editing n00b to boot - what plugin?? (I really liked the pic, by the way.
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Wow.freebooter said:Boy's toy driving through Mother Nature's violated slit.
Freudian humour!!!
Ol' Macrumors just isn't as clean as it used to be!
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Castle to castle, southwest Germany - 9/02/2006
It's the view from castle Hohenkrähen over to Hohentwiel.
Camera: Canon EOS 30D
ISO: 100
Shutter/Aperture: 1/50 @ f8 + fill flash
Lens: EF 50 mm f1.8 II
It's the view from castle Hohenkrähen over to Hohentwiel.
Camera: Canon EOS 30D
ISO: 100
Shutter/Aperture: 1/50 @ f8 + fill flash
Lens: EF 50 mm f1.8 II
BigMäc said:
It's the view from castle Hohenkrähen over to Hohentwiel.
Camera: Canon EOS 30D
ISO: 100
Shutter/Aperture: 1/50 @ f8 + fill flash
Lens: EF 50 mm f1.8 II
Ah yes, my 50 1.8 fix for the day.
Took this picture of one of my fish the other day using my 20D and the 18-55 at F5.6, ISO 100, 1/100 shutter speed and using a 420EX flash.
contoursvt said:Took this picture of one of my fish the other day using my 20D and the 18-55 at F5.6, ISO 100, 1/100 shutter speed and using a 420EX flash.
Wow, awesome looking fish and very ntural looking surroundings (some aquarums look so tacky). Great pic to boot.
iGary said:
Thanks. I try to keep the tank very 'river' like. Not too much light, lots of natural places for the fish to hide or retreat. Some plant matter which is at least real (and fake too but not all) and above all, lots of drift wood. Water is tinted somewhat (tea coloured) due to the drift wood and live plants but its actually beneficial for them.
Took this shot of a really little guy (about 1 1/4" long) as well. Same lense but at higher ISO. I think it was either 200 or 400... gotta check again.
b0tt094 said:i dont rember the spef's
Cool picture, does this sound right?
olympus C700UZ
F6.3
1/1000
58 mm
iso 100
annk said:I'm curious, and an editing n00b to boot - what plugin?? (I really liked the pic, by the way.
Thanks.
I used the Nik Color Efex pro 2.0 plugged into Photoshop CS2. It gives one lots of effect options. I'm pretty new to editing, too. Just jump in and learn what you need to as you go. There are tons of free tutorials online. Google what you need.
Sunflower, Glassed
Daegu, South Korea
August 8, 2006
Fuji F30
1/900@f7.1
35mm (equiv.)
-1.0 e.v., fill flash used
A sunny redition of the classic sunflower. My tribute to the rapidly departing season, summer. Flaming Pear's Organic Lines filter applied.
Daegu, South Korea
August 8, 2006
Fuji F30
1/900@f7.1
35mm (equiv.)
-1.0 e.v., fill flash used
A sunny redition of the classic sunflower. My tribute to the rapidly departing season, summer. Flaming Pear's Organic Lines filter applied.
BigMäc said:
Good choice of tone. Too bad the rocks framing the shot are blurred. Picturesque countryside.
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