SwanHouseNappa
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Durham Cathedral when they had the fancy light show.
I particularly like the stars in this one.
I particularly like the stars in this one.
The Unofficial Official Photography Thread...
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philpheasant
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Some great pic's, here's some from Iraq '04
I've got a similar pic to your image intensifier one, only looking through a gun sight on a Scimitar - bit rubbish and no view as it was in an EMC test chamber at the time. It's just here for interest's sake.
Morgan 3 wheeler, also in for test.
Little and large
Morgan 3 wheeler, also in for test.
Little and large
take lots and lots and lots of pics and have a play 
my pic above is about my fave bike shot i have ever taken. took 4 years of messing.
with regards to posting em on line, a mate gave me a nice tip. most digi's come with a lead to view pics on the telly. have a squizz at them on there before up loading to the pc. save up load time and space.
my pic above is about my fave bike shot i have ever taken. took 4 years of messing.with regards to posting em on line, a mate gave me a nice tip. most digi's come with a lead to view pics on the telly. have a squizz at them on there before up loading to the pc. save up load time and space.
Barneyballbags
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A few photos of Penarth Pier, which I took on St Davids Day as we had an unusually foggy morning..!
The combination of the fog, and the sepia filter on my Camera app led to a spooky feel to the pictures - so much so that the South Wales Echo used the first photo for a feature on the St Davids Day "Spook-tacular" (!) weather in their newspaper on 2nd March 2012.
So I'm quite chuffed, considering they were taken with nothing more than a camera phone (Samsung Galaxy Nexus - 5MP) and an in-built app... As you can see in the first picture, the phone didn't do a perfect job of stitching the panorama together and you can see that it hasn't quite matched up the railings and planking in a couple of places - but I don't think that it detracts from the overall effect at all.
I think that the first and last photos almost look as if they were lifted straight out of the 1900's.. I'm not a big believer in spending ages setting up a shot, or fine-tuning every single setting. I believe that if you're in the right place at the right time you can take a decent picture with whatever camera you have to hand. It took me no more than 3-4 minutes to take the pictures you see below, including the walk on and off the pier!
Let me know what you think.
The combination of the fog, and the sepia filter on my Camera app led to a spooky feel to the pictures - so much so that the South Wales Echo used the first photo for a feature on the St Davids Day "Spook-tacular" (!) weather in their newspaper on 2nd March 2012.
So I'm quite chuffed, considering they were taken with nothing more than a camera phone (Samsung Galaxy Nexus - 5MP) and an in-built app... As you can see in the first picture, the phone didn't do a perfect job of stitching the panorama together and you can see that it hasn't quite matched up the railings and planking in a couple of places - but I don't think that it detracts from the overall effect at all.
I think that the first and last photos almost look as if they were lifted straight out of the 1900's.. I'm not a big believer in spending ages setting up a shot, or fine-tuning every single setting. I believe that if you're in the right place at the right time you can take a decent picture with whatever camera you have to hand. It took me no more than 3-4 minutes to take the pictures you see below, including the walk on and off the pier!
Let me know what you think.
Barneyballbags
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philpheasant":31lk7g3j said:
That is stunning.
