The Photography Thread, back again by popular demand!

[monzablue16v]

Tidy your desk.

[pink witch]

Couple of shots from Egypt - (scanned prints)
Taken early evening

I love the sense of scale in this one - the car in the distance is a pug 405

[MrBounce]

Love this as a random party shot - taken in 1987 at a "pyjama party" at boarding school where no-one actually wore any pyjamas... Nikon F301, 50mm F1.8, 1/125 @ f5.6 & fill-in flash. Red-eye removed (as much as possible) and blemishes removed. Scan of original print.



And this great shot of my friend doing the long jump in 1990. Nikon F301, 105mm f2.5, 1/1000th @ F8, 400ISO Fujicolour. Blemishes removed and slightly cropped, scan of original print.

[Shady Pioneer]

Gotta love the determination in the face in that last shot


Great pics Bounce

[MrBounce]

Gotta love the determination in the face in that last shot


Great pics Bounce

Thanks mate much appreciated 

PS he was a better sprinter than long jumper...   

[AlanD]

Love this as a random party shot - taken in 1987 at a "pyjama party"

Loving the old skool ! lol 87, the year I was born 

Im by no means a photography, more a snap and shoot man. These where taken from the roof of one of the buildings over at Canary Wharf in London.

Red Arrows escorting 4 Typhoon Fighters as they do a fly by over central London

[MrBounce]

Couple more for you: 1st one taken at Leaving do at school June 1990, Nikon F301 & 50mm f2, 1/125 @ f 8 with fill-in Flash, Kodak T-Max film, D-76 1+1 12 minutes (I think!).



...and this is my Dad, taken for a photo competition at the local camera club. I was not a member, just a guest and ended up coming second which REALLY p!ssed off the club members. 1/500 @ f5.6, Kodak Tri-X 400 film, Nikon F301 & 80-200mm f4 zoom. It's my favourite portrait shot of all time.

[pink witch]

Thats a great portrait shot - shoulda come first!

[the_stink]

had a play with something a bit different what do you think?



not sure if it works or not

[Shady Pioneer]

I'd say it would be better if the cloud/sky image faded completely towards the left, so the wheel would be the main focus (solid). So ay diagnoally from the bottom right up to the other corner, just as you got past the centre cap, it start becoming solid.


But it's a good image, nice idea