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23.06.2007, 11:49 quote

TimboDSLR
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I'm a bit of a snapper, so I hope it's OK to show some of my work......

A couple from a recent trip into Wales. As the late evening light gave way to the dusk, and the rain clouds rolled in, I left the main road and headed up into the hills to grab a few pics. All in all, about 30 mins fron start to finish, after which the light just sort of faded away.....

tim






 

23.06.2007, 11:53 quote

jinja75
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There wicked pictures tim!!
i like em
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23.06.2007, 12:05 quote

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They are beautifull pics indeed Timbo! You got some fancy camera kit I guess?
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23.06.2007, 15:09 quote

Chet24
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Good work Timbo Very Happy
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23.06.2007, 19:07 quote

Anonymous

Love the photos- they're amazing! Very Happy

 

24.06.2007, 05:51 quote

TimboDSLR
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scubawallace wrote:
They are beautifull pics indeed Timbo! You got some fancy camera kit I guess?


Thanks Scuba!

OK, so I have a reasonably swish set-up, but the thing to remember is that a camera is just a box with a lens on the front - any of the shots I've shown could have taken with a cheap compact camera (or even a cameraphone).

The key element is in the timing. When the sun is low in the sky, it's rays pass very obliquely thtrough the atrmosphere producing, not only a lovely colour shift towards warm yellow, but also the sidelighting that yields those long shadows.

Just to illustrate that, here's a local landmark taken in broad daylight;



.....and here's the same thing shot in the last light of the day;




Here's another which lets that acutely-angled light to pick out the bridge's structure;

 

24.06.2007, 07:32 quote

Anonymous

love all the pics Tim, but that last one is a definite 'wow' Very Happy

 

24.06.2007, 10:15 quote

kizz
kizz Joined: 26 May 2007 Posts: 1996 Location: United Kingdom, England, London
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Makes me want to live in Shropshire. Those photos are great. Loved the last pic on the first post. Fantastic Smile
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24.06.2007, 10:30 quote

CMISO
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kizz wrote:
Makes me want to live in Shropshire. Those photos are great. Loved the last pic on the first post. Fantastic Smile


The first lot were from Wales though.

 

24.06.2007, 10:37 quote

kizz
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Ok I amend my previous post on this one (if i amended my original you would wonder what CMISO was talking about) Apologies..I sometimes suffer from foot in mouth.

Makes me want to live in Wales.. even more than i already did Smile
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25.06.2007, 05:00 quote

samatron
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Well done, fella!
They have a very painterly look about them, and the composition and framing are excellent.
Love to see them higher rez! Send a link if you can!

 

25.06.2007, 18:23 quote

TimboDSLR
TimboDSLR Joined: 03 Jun 2007 Posts: 254 Location: United Kingdom, England, Shropshire
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samatron wrote:

Love to see them higher rez! Send a link if you can!


Thank you, sam.

I don't have anything online at a higher resolution, I'm afraid.

I have some forks though......



tim

 

02.07.2007, 13:52 quote

Anonymous

I suppose a pic of my ex's arse is out of the question its tasefull though. Its in black and white and I have an arts degree ? Honest Confused

 

02.07.2007, 17:57 quote

bikergirl74
bikergirl74 Joined: 09 Mar 2007 Posts: 41 Location: United Kingdom, England, Devon
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Hey Tim,
Good pics, what kit do you use?

I thought I'd share a few of mine -










Any constructive criticism welcomed!

 

02.07.2007, 18:51 quote

TimboDSLR
TimboDSLR Joined: 03 Jun 2007 Posts: 254 Location: United Kingdom, England, Shropshire
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bikergirl74 wrote:
Hey Tim,
Good pics, what kit do you use?

I thought I'd share a few of mine -




Now that is superb! The use of differential focus just asks so many questions in the viewers mind.

How did you do that?

tim Surprised

 
 
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