RE: PESO: Climber

[David Schneider]

I will second that!

The nice tight crop focused my attention on exactly, I think, where you
wanted it. And, as a consequence, I paid good attention to the face, and
the expression.

Also, I did notice the depth of field, but after pondering it a bit,
decided that you did great on it.

Well done!
david

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I like the energy of the tight crop. It just sort of squeezes more raw
emotion into the frame, and it makes for a nice comosition as well. At
least to my eye.


> Cotty wrote:
> 
> > I just looked at it again and have upgraded it ;-) It is excellent.
I
> > could do with a slightly looser crop on the left, but it does not
> > detract. It is a superb study of a climber - all the ingredients are
> > there - the face, the ropes, the hand, the rock, the anticipation.
That's
> > a cracker, well done Dario.
> 
> This is a crop (not a crap, I do hope :-). Actual frame is around
10-15%
> wider.
> 
> Dario
> 

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RE: An Enzo at the Dream Cruise

[David Schneider]

Paul:

Nice Shot!

However, one has to question just what the blond in the pickup truck
just behind the Ferarri found so interesting, especially with such a
wonderful car in front of her!  I would have thought that everyone
stared, and kept starting at that car!

One of the criticisms that I heard about the *ist D was that the
pictures were soft. I guess shooting in RAW mode takes that away, as the
colors on the car and the amount of detail are very pleasing to me.

Anyway... nice!
david

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longer lens (was PESO: Journey's End)

[David Schneider]

Frank!

A story for another time... I shall be waiting for it! 

What, out of curiosity, is your longest telephoto?

I have a 70-200 zoom by some manufacturer I am not sure of (the lens is
totally unlabeled, and I bought it many many years before I understood
that quality matters. Still, it doesn’t do a bad job). But, back to the
point, I have thought about getting a longer one, but am not sure how
long is really useful.

Does the horizon tilt more in longer lenses?


david

-Original Message-
If I want to see naval types, I go hang around the
docks in Halifax, the home of Canada's Atlantic Fleet
(such as it is).  There, you get to see Men in
Uniforms!  Sometimes I bring my longest telephoto, and
get as close to the Navy Drydocks as I dare, to watch
burly young men with their sleeves rolled way up,
wielding large tools.

Sometimes I go into the bars and...

Well, that's another story for another time.

cheers,
frank
 

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RE: New Member

[David Schneider]

> On Topic is not required.

Oh! You mean this is supposed to be a central theme here? 



david
 

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OFF LIST: RE: Pentax DA lens shortage? (WAS: Re: Pentax 1Q news FY-05)

[David Schneider]

But, you don't live at that far from me, as it turns out!

I'm just outside of Albuquerque; not the shortest, but not the farthest,
from you either. If you need something checked out here, please don't be
afraid to whistle!

Hope you are well,
david

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> Yes, Austin.  I know the store you bought it at, its the one on Lamar
st.
> 
> The other store further up north, and they have 2 of the 16-45DA
lenses 
> for $449, which is pretty good for a local shop.
> 
> rg

Lucky you -- that place is not local to me; I'm in San Antonio and have
to make 
a special road trip to see decent Pentax stuff on a store shelf!

ERN

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RE: PAW - The Red Chair

[David Schneider]

Shel said:

> I wonder how well a portrait would do with the light coming 
> from above.

There IS a way to find out...  What could go wrong? (words which
have gotten me into trouble more times than I can possibly remember)

david
 

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RE: PAW - "A Day At The Beach"

[David Schneider]

Dave:

You say "nothing too artistic" but in my mind, anything that can
generate an emotion is quite artistic!

I like this one. The clouds really lend to it, and I like the people on
the beach... and as small as they are in comparison, they add a sense of
depth? scale? to the whole.

Can we go to the beach now??
david

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From: David Mann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 2004 3:33 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PAW - "A Day At The Beach"

Hi all,

Nothing particularly exciting or artistic but I like it anyway.

http://www.digistar.com/~dmann/cgi-bin/paw.cgi?date=14-Aug-2004

Cheers,

- Dave

http://www.digistar.com/~dmann/

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RE: PAW - The Red Chair

[David Schneider]

Shel:

I really like this one!

The chair (as noted in a previous) comment looks invited; but it also
may have been that someone just left it, as well. I looked for tendril
of smoke about (for that seemed to be the emotion that was evoked).

At first I did not care for the red brick in the corner, and thought
that it distracted. But I cropped it with my hands (an excellent
cropping tool!) and realized that the chair then seemed to float
in mid air. Which is a long way of saying "kudos" for an excellent
composition!

david

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From: Shel Belinkoff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, August 13, 2004 9:48 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PAW - The Red Chair

I was at a friend's house yesterday. They have a red chair placed under
a
sky light. I'd been looking at it every time I visited them Finally the
light
seemed right and I saw this photograph. Comments welcome
 
http://home.earthlink.net/~sbelinkoff/redchair.html

Shel 

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RE: PESO - Chinese Take-away

[David Schneider]

Very nice!

The dog's expression is just priceless! Perhaps he knew just where he
was going? 

david

-Original Message-
From: Cotty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2004 3:49 PM
To: pentax list
Subject: Re: PESO - Chinese Take-away

On 12/8/04, frank theriault, discombobulated, offered:

>>
>
>> 
>> 
>> 
>
>Great grab, Cotty!!  What an expression on the dog! 
>Everything else works, nothing's bad, it's  all good.
>
>Love it!
>
>cheers,
>frank

Thanks Knarfo. I have 4 shots and that's the only one with the dish er
dog looking at the lens. In the others the woman is looking but the dog
isn't. Also, the dish er dog is a bit soft but it was no contest, it
works. Thanks mate. I knew you'd like that one.




Cheers,
  Cotty


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RE: PESO - This Weekend at Mt. Hood

[David Schneider]

Tom:

You're welcome.

The biggest problem, of course, is that I was not there with you. Sigh.
What a beautiful place! Mt Hood was actually incorporated into the logo
of a small company that I started. I guess you could say that I really,
really like it .

david

-Original Message-
From: Tom C [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, August 09, 2004 7:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: PESO - This Weekend at Mt. Hood

Thanks David... I appreciate the feedback... I may tend to agree (how's
that 
for equivocating)about too much foreground...

Tom C.





>From: "David Schneider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: RE: PESO - This Weekend at Mt. Hood
>Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 19:35:51 -0600
>
>I don't find them boring, and in fact, they look really nice. 
>
>The leftmost picture has a bit too much foreground for me, though. The
>middle one is my favorite.
>
>Thanks for sharing!
>(and, really, just what is wrong with landscapes? )
>david
>
>-Original Message-
>From: Tom C [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Monday, August 09, 2004 7:07 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: PESO - This Weekend at Mt. Hood
>
>Three pictures from this weekend.  It's a rare Pacific Northwest summer
>day
>that the weather is *too perfect*... I would have liked at least a
>couple of
>clouds floating around.
>
>Sorry to bore some with more scenery...
>
>
>http://www.photo.net/photodb/presentation.tcl?presentation_id=256615
>
>
>
>Tom C.
>
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RE: PESO - This Weekend at Mt. Hood

[David Schneider]

I don't find them boring, and in fact, they look really nice. 

The leftmost picture has a bit too much foreground for me, though. The
middle one is my favorite.

Thanks for sharing!
(and, really, just what is wrong with landscapes? )
david

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From: Tom C [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, August 09, 2004 7:07 PM
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Subject: PESO - This Weekend at Mt. Hood

Three pictures from this weekend.  It's a rare Pacific Northwest summer
day 
that the weather is *too perfect*... I would have liked at least a
couple of 
clouds floating around.

Sorry to bore some with more scenery...


http://www.photo.net/photodb/presentation.tcl?presentation_id=256615



Tom C.


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RE: PESO:second wave - Working on the MS "Silvretta" 1981

[David Schneider]

I could not agree more!

Thanks, Markus, for sharing with us! I really enjoyed looking. 


david

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From: Norm Baugher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2004 10:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: PESO:second wave - Working on the MS "Silvretta" 1981

Keep them coming Markus, as a travel junkie I love this stuff. Thanks 
for sharing.
Norm

Markus Maurer wrote:

>Please have a look at the presentation at:
>
>http://www.photo.net/photodb/presentation.tcl?presentation_id=256444
>
>  
>

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RE: PESO:more from my journeys on the MS "Silvretta" 1981

[David Schneider]

Markus:

I have always been interested in ships in general, and the people who
crew them. It is fascinating, to me, to see the large ships ply the
seas. Now, if you have some pictures from, oh, say, the early 1800s,
that would be good, too . 

Seeing your pictures from your point of view was great on two counts:
from a personal interest level, and from the picture's point of view
(which I think are pretty good). As for cropping , it is YOUR
picture; you should decide how it should be presented, and everyone else
can either like it or not, at their will. 

(I shall be purchasing a scanner within a couple of weeks; then I can
return the PESO.)
Thanks!
david

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From: Markus Maurer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2004 12:47 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: PESO:more from my journeys on the MS "Silvretta" 1981

Hi David
Glad you like them.
Soon more.., I have to retouch the colors and sharpness, but no cropping
here :-)

I asked because I have such a strong personal relationsship with the
photos
than I can not really jugde
how interesting they really are for "this" audience.

And, whe recently had the dubious pleasure of been forced "of sorts" to
read
some really strange stuff here

What exactly do you mean by "point of view you are interested in" ?
Some example pics to show your views?

greetings
Markus






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> From: David Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2004 7:45 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: PESO:more from my journeys on the MS "Silvretta" 1981
>
>
> Markus:
>
> I, for one, really enjoyed the pictures. You captured a point of view
I
> have long been interested in, and, well, I found them very well done
and
> interesting.
>
> So, my answer is "yes"!
> (besides: you have a captive audience, of sorts )
> david
>
>
> >
> >
>
> http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2588518
>
>


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RE: posting pictures (was new to the list)

[David Schneider]

Oh! I should have mentioned that the scans are a nice spiffy 18M. I was
certainly pleased with that resolution.

But! I shall investigate scanners! Certainly they will do well for the
web, which will allow me to put a few pictures up!

Thank you!
david

-Original Message-
From: Peter J. Alling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2004 9:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: posting pictures (was new to the list)

My film scanner admittedly a rather in expensive one cost $300 a few 
years ago.  There are a few
of similar quality available today for less that $200.  (That's US 
dollars).  At the rate these people
are charging you'd pay for the scanner in about 10-20 conversions.  I'd 
get the scanner.  You make
no mention of resolution.  Unless they are giving you scans of greater 
that 9MP you would do better
with even the least expensive film scanner, or flat bed with a film
adapter.

David Schneider wrote:

> Do post some PUGs, some PAWs and some OTs... 
>
>Well, funny you should mention that... 
>
>My current set up is a Pentax Super Program and an Olympus digital. I
>would be happy to post pictures from the Pentax, but they are all, of
>course, in 35mm. I found a place by me that will convert the 35mm to
>digital, but they want $18 for 1, something like $24/2, and some
sliding
>scale like that by scanning the negative. This is not really cost
>effective (read: possible) for me.
>
>Is there a way to get the 35mm to digital cheaper than that?
>
>Or, is a scanner the way to go, and I should just be scanning the
>pictures? I don't HAVE a scanner, but hey, that's what excuses are for
>aren't they?
>
>david
> 
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RE: washed out skies (was RE: new to the list)

[David Schneider]

Ah

I like landscapes more than anything (mostly because, well, truly, I
need more practice with people). Perhaps my trusty Super Program isn't
metering quite what I expect, thus the washed out sky. 

I shall go experiment now!
Thank you all!
david

-Original Message-
From: Ryan Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2004 9:13 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: washed out skies (was RE: new to the list)

Hi David,

Just another thought, maybe you're not metering correctly? If this is
the
case, the solution depends on what you're shooting. If you're doing
landscapes, unless you get it at a good time, chances are your sky and
your
foreground will require different exposures. Solution? To get a darker
sky,
meter off something slightly brighter than what you'd usually do, then
lock
your exposure settings (or remember them) then recompose. Another thing
to
consider for landscapes is ND filters, to help balance the dark and
light
(of course the exposure might come out 'too perfect' to be believable..
but
just experiment. If you're shooting people with sky in the background,
the
use of a slightly quicker exposure with fill flash will help you darken
your
sky too. Good luck!

Cheers,
Ryan


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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2004 12:36 AM
Subject: washed out skies (was RE: new to the list)


> Derby:
>
> > Blue skies washed out? Someone further down the digest has
> > probably answered this:
>
> > Use a polariser
> > Shoot later or earlier in the day
> > Try a different lab
> > Pop the camera on a tripe, and take two shots, one exposed for the
> > sky, one for the land, and combine them in photoshop.
> > Shoot infra-red
>
> Thanks for the suggestions! It was previously suggested that I try a
> polarizing filter, which I shall do. But, one might ask, why would
that
> help? (I guess I like knowing the "whys")
>
> I had a UV filter which I long suspected was the problem. It seemed
with
> the UV filter on the skies were washed out more often than not, then
one
> fine day I accidentally (and I say "accidentally" because surely if I
> KNEW how do this on demand then it wouldn't be an issue now, would it?
> ) took a great shot with a wonderfully blue sky. Perhaps I need
a
> better UV filter? This one is older, which means "when I was lucky to
> afford a filter at all."
>
> But, be that as it may, it seems that most of my sky shots are washed
> out, but now and then a shot with wonderful skies creeps in for no
known
> reason. The digital camera (gasp) seems to produce a sky color that
just
> leaps out of the photo.
>
> Thanks!
> david
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RE: new to the list

[David Schneider]

Actually, I used to live in North Carolina, but moved out to New Mexico
about 7 years back or so. Give or take.

Crazy is good. Sanity and I have never had all that close of a
relationship anyway. 

Where might one find links to the wondrous sites you mentioned?

Thanks!
david

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From: cbwaters [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 3:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: new to the list

Let's see,
Just joined the list,
Thinks we're all chummy,
looking at a new camera,
needs help with camera usage...

MUHuAaha!!!

Fresh meat for the "enablers"  and a possible candidate for the
"Brotherhood"!!!

David, start looking for airfares to North Carolina in the Spring...

Welcome to the list.
It gets a little crazy and there's usually a lot more traffic than we've
had
of late.

Ask any question and you're sure to get at least three credible answers
and
six that are totally loopy ;)
Been to Boz's Pentax site?  Possibly the best anywhere.  Stan's lens
site is
great too...
Be sure to check out the previous years galleries at the PUG site.  That
should eat up a perfectly good work day :~)

Now...Where IS my Super Program?

Cory Waters
Atlanta GA




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From: "David Schneider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 1:15 PM
Subject: new to the list


> >First, there are always new folks coming on the list, to whom this is
a
> new
> >subject.
>
> Like, for example, ME.
>
> Hello!
>
> I'm new to the list... I subscribed last week and just sort of read
for
> a bit to get the feel for everything. I have to say that I find the
list
> warm, inviting, and most importantly, comfortable. It is readily
> apparent to me that many here are dear friends, and everyone seems
> genuine and wonderful.
>
> That and the photos are simply stunning. The lake photo simply amazed
me
> to no end.
>
> I've been shooting for a long time, but only for the family vacations
> and informal vacations. I really enjoy photography, though, and want
to
> learn to use what I have a lot better. Hence, a list like this is
> invaluable. I have a Pentax Super Program which I received as a
> graduation gift. I treasure that camera, and it has remained my only
> 35mm. This is not to say that I don't have some techniques I need to
> master though (for example, it seems that my blue skies are ALWAYS
> washed out). I also have a digital camera (an Olympus; please don't
hold
> that against me) but am strongly thinking about a new one. Guess which
> one that would be? 
>
> Anyway, it seemed like an opportune moment to say "hello"!
> Thank you all for such a great place!
> david
>
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RE: new to the list

[David Schneider]

All:

I should have mentioned before where I live--which is Tijeras, New
Mexico, USA. (Tijeras is just east of Albuquerque, except that I am
straight up from it because I live way up in the mountains. Albuquerque
is where Bugs Bunny made a left hand turn ). And, for those of you
who know of Jan and Dean, I travel through the original Dead Man's Curve
they sang about on the way to the city on Route 66. It is a nice place
to live, all in all.

david

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