Holiday snaps
I’ve posted the first batch of photographs from my holiday on flickr, if you’re interested.
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Looks like a great place!!! I adore the Mud Giant's hair -- wish mine were like that!
What are her eyes made of?-----
Well up to your usual standard. Love the living sculptures.
Rock and chain - did you try fill-in flash?
I just traded in my Medium Format Bronica SQA 6x6cm for a Canon D10 Digital body to use with the lenses bought for my EOS600.
184 page manual! I may get to use it sometime soon! Initial results very good, you have to enlarge the picture enormously before you can see individual pixels.
by Jonathan Briggs @ 18/08/2005 10:09 pm • Permalink •
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Great shots!
by etherealfire @ 19/08/2005 4:08 am • Permalink •
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I'm a sucker for sunsets.
The concretion on that anchor cable is moody, too!
by Mr.D. @ 19/08/2005 6:09 am • Permalink •
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Sometimes you can cheat an inexpensive flash by covering it with a piece of tissue paper to diffuse the effects.
You may also find somewhere in the menu system a facility for arranging an under/over exposure. On a digital camara easy to practice and play about with different settings.
by Jonathan Briggs @ 19/08/2005 5:08 pm • Permalink •
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Aaron F.: His eyes are made of shards of broken crockery, I think.
Jonathan Briggs: Thanks! I didn't try fill-in flash, because it's a bit pathetic on my little Casio and tends to overdo it. The Canon D10 sounds fantastic.
etherealfire: Thanks!
Mr. D.: Me too. Can't resist taking photos of them, even though it's a bit of a cliché.
by bsag @ 19/08/2005 5:08 pm • Permalink •
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Interesting photo. I flickr several month ago - lol
by flash menu @ 11/04/2008 10:46 pm • Permalink •
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