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Carol Langsford
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I have a Maxtor 150GB - it is a good brand and easy storage - they do come in larger capacity
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Isn't this a Nikon?????
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujifilms5pro Acc to the review I just read it does state it is a Nikon Body but all Fugi innards as they put it...
Replied Jan 7
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All three are beautiful and the greens are magical I have seen this green in the ert season here in the swamp and it is so lush this one really takes my eye as I like the change of color in the pots as it sets off the green very very nice Carol
Beautiful sharp image...great colours.. I think she has adopted you...
Wow! The clarity and detail in this is stunning. And the way the eye colour matches the green background is a lovely touch too. What a great portrait.
A very lovely POv. Love the light on his nose.
Agree with Jim's comments... can't say it any better... *****
Your Filbert Tree is infested by fungus, a bracket fungus... not sure of its name as I can't see all of the details needed for identification. Les has made some good comments. One way of improving the light below is to use a foil reflector to throw…
I have a Maxtor 150GB - it is a good brand and easy storage - they do come in larger capacity
Hi Carol the exposure and composition is good but the point of focus seems to be incorrect.The fungi in the foreground should be sharp but they are oof.I have noticed your filbert tree flower is also out of focus which makes me wonder what your came…
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- Tell us about your history with photography.
- I have always enjoyed taking pictures. I got my first good camera about 3 years ago.
I love taking Digital Images and seeing them instantly . Since I am now retired I have time to devote to Photography,
- What camera equipment do you use?
- I have a Canon Eos Rebel 300D SLR Digital Camera, I am still working to acquire lenses.
I have a 55MM and a 200MM telephoto lens. I have several filters and am working to get a good Macro lens.
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- At 1:44am on June 18, 2010,
GabrielC said…
- Happy Birthday, Carol!
- At 3:24pm on January 12, 2010,
VJEKO said… - Thank you Carol.Only what I add is a silhouette of apple tree and soft texture.Apple stand on white A4 white paper and for background I have use a pillow.For light one bulb.I have only like to do one test but I have been satisfied with results and decide to send in gallery.
- At 8:50am on January 12, 2010,
Mao said…
- Night Hunter... Thx CArol ! :]
- At 6:33pm on January 11, 2010,
Jim Cornish said…
- Looking at the focal lengths you posted in the EXIF , I think some of the challenges you are having is lens related. The kit lens with the 300D, like other Rebel lenses, are not great and even worse at close-ups. For these tight shots you really need a macro. The leaf images I shot recently and posted in my gallery, are all shot with a Sigma 105mm macro. I read you are looking at a macro lens. You might give this one some serious thought. A post to the discussion forum will get you lots of responses on lenses. I went with the Sigma 105 because it was cheaper then the Canon 100mm macro, just as good in quality and build and is an EF lens so it will work with a full frame camera down the road. I went with the 105mm because you can get great macro shots without having to get extremely close to the subject.
- At 3:41pm on January 11, 2010,
Jim Cornish said…
- Hi Carol.... I have shots like your last four on my computer. My experience has been that the natural looks much better than what I have been able to capture. I recently discovered why... or at least what I think is why. In my series of dead leaf images, I switched my shooting away from flash photograph to the use of natural light and exposure compensation. What I have as photos are not a capture of what is actually there- a documentary photo- but an impression of what is there. I have light and focus falling off as I move from what my camera was centered on. I used partial metering and lowered the aperture from 1/3 to 2 full stops... often by shooting five or six shots of each subject, varying only on thing at a time. I am trying to read the light, to make a decision within 1-3 shots as to what is the best capture. I found a spot to focus on that captures most of what the scene is showing and concentrate on making that focused and in best lighting. I looked for the right f-stop for the best bokeh... it doesn't have to be a wide open lens (f/2 for example) nor does it have to be stopped down to f/22... it seems f/5.6 and lower are best, but of course that depends on how close the background is to the subject... shallow depth or great depth. Sorry... I seem to be rambling a bit.. but, like you, I am experimenting, trying to find how to capture camera how the subject makes me feel. I comment on each one. Keep in mind these are only my opinions.
- At 4:37pm on January 10, 2010,
Bob Melnyk said…
- Thank you Carol for commenting on my image 33 1/3. I also had a very large collection of LP's - sold or gave most of them away several years ago but kept about 30 favorites. Seldom play them but the LP's and player are in excellent condition when I get in the mood. Bob
- At 4:32pm on January 10, 2010,
Bob Melnyk said…
- Thank you Carol for commenting on my image 33 1/3... Bob
- At 7:23pm on January 9, 2010,
EVA CANTRELL said…
- Love your new profile Carol your are a very attractive lady thankyou for your nice comments on my clicks I am so glad you liked them I get some noise as I have a low end camera with small sensor but soon it will change have a nice day Carol
- At 6:37pm on January 9, 2010,
Bob Melnyk said…
- Winter's Colours.... thank you for commenting Carol.. Bob
- At 12:54pm on January 9, 2010,
Stefan Melly said… - Thanks very much for the comment. You should have seen the entire wall of icycles. Totally incredible!
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Fantastic! love the lightning, and your sky is great. I'm a sky fan.
Gorgeous!
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