Johnny Canuck3
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Pie 1 said:
Calm down dear.
Hey, I'm not British. I don't need to cultivate a false air of reserve.
November Photo Thread..
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Hey, I'm not British. I don't need to cultivate a false air of reserve.
SpookyFrank
Don't swallow the cap
The photos have been taking themselves today, its so pretty
Here's my favourite:
Here's my favourite:
neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
Took this while messing around with long exposures on the way home from work tonight. I'm thinking it might look better if it was cropped a bit tighter with that bit in the top left and some of the right removed though.
been trying something different from the normal "faces that tell a story to me" thing. Please do criticise, I'd appreciate it.
here are some I took yesterday.
and a wider perspective:
now you have the idea (which i stole from one of the 3 most brilliant photographers on flickr and will never be able to do as well as she does), here is another:
Then, being naughty
and lastly, one taken a while ago, being drunk and in love with this country
here are some I took yesterday.
and a wider perspective:
now you have the idea (which i stole from one of the 3 most brilliant photographers on flickr and will never be able to do as well as she does), here is another:
Then, being naughty
and lastly, one taken a while ago, being drunk and in love with this country
soulfluxzero
all that jazz...
johey24 said:
This ones a beauty johey- aesthetically it's fantastically framed but there are so many messages that can be read from the imagery as well. A youthful China, a China spreading it's wings, or a naiive China pouncing on beauty.
Oh, yeah, and the white bird, a creature that has remained a historic, artistic, religious symbol of freedom, *hint-hint.* -just perfect my friend!
((posting your photo in the thread: when typing a reply, click on the 'go advanced' button, below the white type box, and you will see a menu appear. The little pic of the mountain lets you insert photos from other websites using their URL address. It took me a while to get that sorted as well! Keep up the awesome captures, they're bloody great.))
soulfluxzero said:
Howdy SFZ
Thanks for all that, indeed. From what you saw in the photo, it seems like I have had a wee bit of success in bringing across the message. Been trying as of late to provide people beyond the Bamboo Curtain with a better idea of the real and modern China and esp her people - a country and a people Mau and I have obviously come to adore. It's pretty difficult to convince others, but I can assure you that this is real life here: normal, everyday people doing their own thing.
And, hint-hint back, I went to the park with Nov's theme in mind.
soulfluxzero
all that jazz...
johey24 said:
Good man. Looking forwards to your entires as usual then
! A decisive moment it may be, but i'm a firm believer in these real life photos showing normal, everyday people doing their own thing also being capable of showing so much more about a culture, concept, creed or emotion. If you want it to of course...
Icabod is my fave tree in Sheffield He/She stand in Graves Park looking over the West of Sheffield on He/She own i spend many hours in fact too meny stood looking at the sun rise the sunset with He/She at my side we have had many glorious moments and as with all lovers He/She looks grand naked n nude, it has been love from the moment we met..
neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
I like this onee19896 said:
Took this shot of Gateshead Old Town Hall this evening on the way home from work. Didn't have a tripod with me, so it's at a bit of an odd angle.
SpookyFrank
Don't swallow the cap
Stairway to heaven
neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
Yeah, the ground should be sloped so the building is straight. I quite like the effect though.big eejit said:
Here's another shot from tonight's walk home.
neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
Thanks
SpookyFrank
Don't swallow the cap
It's a lovely shot alright; that reflection is so perfect it makes me kinda mad 
cybertect
It's grim up north (London)
The 85mm lens I was using does seem to pull out the blues, but they change colour all the time - sometimes they're grey, sometimes, green, blue or even a deep indigo on occasion.
I think the shallow depth of field (they were all at f/2) with the focus on his eyes accentuates it, though.
I think the shallow depth of field (they were all at f/2) with the focus on his eyes accentuates it, though.
Johnny Canuck3
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cybertect said:Mmm. Nice
Four moods of my son, William, this morning (indulge me)
Sometimes you look in a baby's eyes, and you think, they know more than we do.
It must be the time of year i find myself doing a 4/5 hour return bus rides to rotherham (home of my sister) so it is Sonic Youth on the player along with The Who live at Leeds fits the mood of this nasty bus ride and then on my left hand side i notice this old office under refurbishment.. So Sat i take a walk down spent a night with gimp and we end up with the above..
neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
Amazing eyes! I'm not really a fan of baby photos, but those are greatcybertect said:
Here's another shot from tonight.
SpookyFrank
Don't swallow the cap
Pie 1 said:Couple of snappy ixus shots whilst out this afternoon.
That looks amazing, the mountains look like they're in some old Japanese print
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