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Took some pictures today whilst revamping my poker
Still got a lot of Petanque pictures I need to get around to sorting out as well, might tackle some tonight...


Pre-alu poker by George.Yoda, on Flickr


Yellow smiley escape by George.Yoda, on Flickr

 

How do you y'all use such tiny keyboards? I need acres of wrist-rest area and keys as widely spaced as possible!

 

those pictures are really nice .D

 

Lovely case there, only issue I'd have with it the switches exposed. I like mine hidden

 

Haha it's not different from using a normal keyboard when typing since it basically is just the area you type with

It takes a little getting used to not having dedicated arrow keys etc, but I've no desire to go back to something bigger.

Thanks

Thanks
I personally like the look, with the plate (almost) flush with the case.

Still not sure on the ergo clears though, and part of me regrets buying the whole thing

 

Wait, there's a plate there? Couldn't see that, guess that's not too bad then I thought it was like I've got at the moment (with no plate) and you could see the PCB.

 

I've got a couple of other pictures of it on my flickr.

Here's one which shows the plate:


Alu plated poker by George.Yoda, on Flickr

 

Oooh, that looks rather awesome! If I was actually able to solder, I'd consider getting a plate for mine.

 

Fun with Gels. A full CTO with the camera set on tungsten so the background drops to blue


On the Melbourne streets with Fallon by JazzXP, on Flickr

 

Dan Hills by Speshalist, on Flickr


Dan keeping a tight line by Speshalist, on Flickr


Brad North @ The Wiremill by Speshalist, on Flickr

 

Nice shot supermonkey! What on earth is it, some lizardy newt/gecko thing?!

Went to Castle Combe yesterday for the first big event of the year, and my first ever motorsports event with my camera! I now have a whole new level of appreciation and admiration for everyone that shoots non-static subjects!!

Was a bit lost to start with, didn't know what shutter speed to use, where to stand and when to shoot! It was also my first day with my new 55-200mm 4-5.6 VR so I was also getting to grips with a new focal length - all good fun!

A few of my favourites from the whole day, critique would be much appreciated - especially from bdigital, stonedsurd and dead beat! Need some tips guys!


DSC_3940 by danmorris94, on Flickr


DSC_3826 by danmorris94, on Flickr


DSC_3696 by danmorris94, on Flickr


DSC_3771 by danmorris94, on Flickr


DSC_3562 by danmorris94, on Flickr


DSC_3557 by danmorris94, on Flickr


DSC_3411 by danmorris94, on Flickr


DSC_3672 by danmorris94, on Flickr

All shot hand held, may take a tripod or buy a monopod for the next event! Sky was quite overcast and cloudy all day so the lighting was a bit against me but enjoyed the day very much and satisfied with the shots I took although I'm looking to make a lot of improvements!

Cheers

 

Thanks. It's a Carolina Anole (commonly called a green anole or simple just an anole. They are as common as dirt around here.

 

Blame MDK if this is pushing the boundaries a bit far

Shot with natural light and a large reflector to the right for fill...

And yes, sorry about the double watermark, I only realised yesterday that I'd done that!


Paulina Window by JazzXP, on Flickr

 

Gingerbread house by George.Yoda, on Flickr


Gingerbread house front by George.Yoda, on Flickr

Still trying to sort through some older pictures.

 

Supermonkey: That lizard shot is great Can't believe it did not run away from you!

I've been very very busy with a wedding craze...
Recently came back from a destination wedding.
Just phone pics for now:


Untitled by Neo - nimajus, on Flickr


Untitled by Neo - nimajus, on Flickr

Also, last night went out with a friend for a evening walk, so got couple of shots I liked
this is one of them:


Brooklyn Girls by Neo - nimajus, on Flickr

 

Dinner? by Lance Welch, on Flickr

 

That is one heck of a dinner!

 

Once again, I was roaming around the Old Port Here's another boat stucked in Davy Jones' Locker.

 

Good effort! 1 and 2 are my favourites. The first one because it shows the action, and the 2nd one because I like your composition and the fact that its different from the norm.

The hard part with cars is that if you shoot too fast they can look boring and static. Be brave and slow down your shutters to get some action into the shots. Bikes are easier because of the human element/lean angles giving the impression of speed.

Also, get low as you can. Cars and bikes dont always look so pretty if you are shooting down onto them (unless its a creative thing your going for).

Il be shooting the touring cars again this weekend and trying to take on my own advice lol. Easier said than done!!


Dual for the lead by Polarity Photo, on Flickr

 

Duel ≠ dual!

But great shot nonetheless

Here's a pair of panning shots from me:





As always, click to embiggen