24 hours on Anglesey.

[Imagedude]

How well is your computer coping with the D6's RAW files?

 

[Wayland]

No problem, 8 gig of RAM and a dedicated solid state scratch drive help of course.

I build my computers specifically for image processing and with a fair amount of headroom in the system.

 

[Trunks]

Great shots Gary, I particularly like #7

 

[salan]

The photographer we met came from Failsworth so I'm beginning to see a trend here.



My computer is nestled between a wall mounted De Vere 54 and an LPL 7700 enlarger that I ought to pack down and put in the attic but the place wouldn't feel the same without them.

They are not really worth anything these days apart from their sentimental value to me.

They are to those if us who still do film!
Wish i had them but no such luck

Sent from my HTC Desire S using Tapatalk 2

 

[Wayland]

I still have all the cameras and some film too so one day....

 

[salan]

I am just getting into 5x4 and 10x8
Doing contact prints at the mo
Alan

 

[woodstock]

Have still got the shot of the house and street lights in a misty valley I would love a copy. your resent batch are superb you have a real flair Gary.

 

[Marshall]

Beautiful pictures Wayland!
Respect!

 

[Turnstone]

What a beautiful landscape, and excellent photography! Thanks for sharing!

 

[TurboGirl]

I love the way you see and develop the world through a lens... but I feel like a bit of a voyeur, looking at intensly personal moments They're beautiful, thank you for sharing them

 

[Wayland]

There are a lot of photographers that feel pictures aren't worth a bean if they don't convey a personal perspective.

I don't get all that het up about it, I just shoot them the way I see them.

It's nice to know they do carry some emotional effect though.