You are wearing that groove out Richard.
If you can't see properly I suggest you get some glasses.
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You are wearing that groove out Richard.
If you can't see properly I suggest you get some glasses.
Snip> Although not sure what you have done to my left arm<Snip
That's what you get for waving your arm around in the middle of an exposure.
Of course I could always PhotoShop it back on for you but that would just upset poor old Rik.
Is the stylus stuck in this groovy tune Wayland?
[video=youtube;ojrQq6yc_2w]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojrQq6yc_2w[/video]
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It would seem so..
For my final comments on the issue I will refer you to a new thread
That will save me wasting my breath or typing explanations on every thread where this nonsense comes up.
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For my final comments on the issue I will refer you to a new thread
That will save me wasting my breath or typing explanations on every thread where this nonsense comes up.
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I don't Troll Gary (and just spent £240 on glasses
) but your Ystradfellte photos just don't look 'real' just my view so quit the snide comments chap.
Boys play nice. Plenty other forums to go handbag each other on.
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I don't Troll Gary (and just spent £240 on glasses
This is the third time you have made the same kind of snide comments and I'm getting a bit tired of having to explain it to you old chap.
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=120851&page=2&p=1505768#post1505768
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123303&page=2&p=1544570#post1544570
Your patience would have worn out a long time ago I'm sure.
I've been a photographer for over 35 years, film and file, holding a HND with Distinctions since 1987 and the Distinction of the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain since 1994. I've won national and international awards on numerous occasions and taught the subject for many years, so I can assure you I know what I'm doing.
If the pictures don't look right to you then the problem is at your end. Have you calibrated your monitor recently? Mine gets done every time it is switched on.
Thank you for posting the pictures of the Moot. As someone who has not been, it is good to see the sort of setup used.
Any chance you could explain how to calibrate a monitor please Gary?
It might help those of who might not be seeing your pictures at their best.
I use a hardware solution to get consistent results Steve but there are some software solutions which work reasonably well although they are still subjective because they rely on your eyes which are influenced by the light and décor of the room you are in.
On Windows 7 for example you click the Start button bottom right and then open the control panel.
In the Control Panel, type calibrate display in the search box and then click on "Calibrate display color" and follow the instructions from there.
On earlier versions we used a utility called "Adobe Gamma" which was reasonably good.
On Windows 7 for example you click the Start button bottom right and then open the control panel.
In the Control Panel, type calibrate display in the search box and then click on "Calibrate display color" and follow the instructions from there.
On earlier versions we used a utility called "Adobe Gamma" which was reasonably good.
Gary, as I said, my views are just mine so quit with the remarks now please and yes, I have an extremely good PC and monitor...computers are a hobby of mine so they are well up to date chap.
Stop calling me "chap" and insulting my integrity every time I post up photographs and I might stop thinking you are just another troll.
I'm curious what you mean. Are you referring to the look of the water in the first waterfall photo? I had assumed that was down to the photo having a long exposure rather than any editing. Is that correct Wayland?
If I kept my eyes on a subject for a long time then I would see blurry water too
When it comes to artistic landscapes I think the Impressionists, and Scottish Colourists (among others) really ruined the beauty of the views with their blurry painting and weird colour balances - why could they not all paint like the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood boyos?
Fair makes me choke on my sausages in lard!
Call themselves artists - huh! My kid cousin could make a more realistic picture of the view with their finger paints!
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and if thine eye offend thee - pluck it out!
Personally I admire and enjoy Gary's photos and know that my efforts with my jpegs and compact camera could never make such evocative pictures - but I do prefer the PRBs over the Impressionists!
When it comes to artistic landscapes I think the Impressionists, and Scottish Colourists (among others) really ruined the beauty of the views with their blurry painting and weird colour balances - why could they not all paint like the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood boyos?
Fair makes me choke on my sausages in lard!
Call themselves artists - huh! My kid cousin could make a more realistic picture of the view with their finger paints!
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and if thine eye offend thee - pluck it out!
Personally I admire and enjoy Gary's photos and know that my efforts with my jpegs and compact camera could never make such evocative pictures - but I do prefer the PRBs over the Impressionists!
Great pictures as always Gary love your set up as well very homely. As for the pic of the falls I think you capture the very essence of the flowing water. Just my two pennyth worth. Very nice I would give it wall space.
Sent from somewhere?
Sent from somewhere?
Great pictures as always Gary, especially of the falls. I see now why it pays to get your feet wet or to invest in some wellies.
I didn't get a chance to come see you about the Samyang lens but I think I will go ahead and get it at some point soon.
Also as I mentioned to you, your presentations were excellent, thanks for running them.
I always find Gary's photos amazing whether they have been photoshopped or not. Digital post processing doesn't bother me and yes I do it, along with a lot of other photographers.
I will get around to sharing some of my photos on the forum at some point soon. They are all on facebook at the moment.
There you go, fixed that arm for you Andy.
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