Photo-a-day

[Zak33]

pretty good actually

[Bobster]

Originally Posted by Zak33

lovin' the effect on that!! which filter did u use?

[Bobster]

Originally Posted by mycarsavw

I'm nowhere near worthy to post in here, but here's an old pic I took with a point 'n' click 3MP Sony

I feel a bit like a kid "what has did a good droorin" and wants to show the adults



Elephant Hawk-moth caterpillar

wow he looks cool, got any more??

[Zak33]

Originally Posted by Bobster

lovin' the effect on that!! which filter did u use?

it's a free bit of software that Shiato got hormonal over too

But only about 1 in 50 photo's come out well with it.

It's called Photo Artmaster Classic. Got it on a magazine disk about 4 years ago....free!

[Bobster]

[mycarsavw]

Now you're just humouring me aren't you, anyway I have a few more;





The focus is all to cack on the last one, I think I was a little too excited

Pretty impressive caterpillar, it rears up when provoked and curls its head over to reveal the above "eyes"

[mycarsavw]

Originally Posted by Bobster

Did you have to go through all the usual rubbish to get permission to take photographs of children?

We have sports day this week and we've all had to sign disclaimers to allow people to take pictures - completely ridiculous in my opinion but I can see why.

[IBM]

looks like grown ups to me

[Bobster]

yeah got some clever stuff going on to stop ppl linking directly from the site

[Bobster]

from Sat

[CMC]

My friend at the beach...

[Hans Voralberg]

That eye got a haunting look to it

[this_is_gav]

Why shouldn't one eat one's young?



Black Shag today on the Farne Islands off the Northumberland coast. Click for the full size pic.

[Bobster]

LOL well timed capture

montage for my stall on Sunday

[theuncharmed]

Picked up a Canon 30D today with a 70 - 200mm F4 L lens

This was a test pic taken this evening.

Forgive the flare and the noisy foreground

[Rhyth]

Yesterday evening I was lucky enough for a local BMX park to let me in an pester the riders. I had a great time and it's now going to be a regular thing not only at this club but I have a couple other locations booked to visit with this team so I'm chuffed.

Here's the first one I've managed to have a play with:


Next visit I intend on trying to nail some shutter drag flash technique.

It was my new EOS400D camera and it's funny, you can think you have all the settings in your head until the action starts to roll and you turn into this mindless oaf unable to work your camera. I had this for the first ten minutes and even resorted to a quick run of shots on sports mode which were even worse! But it wasn't long and I had the settings where I wanted them and I was able to concentrate on being creative and tweaking them from there as I went.

Sunset outside the park that evening was a bonus: