Blurb is running a universal special today. Unlike most discounts that require
you to be ordering your own book, this one is on an order. Saved me about
$16.50 on my order for an image wrapped of 2017 PDML Annual. Code is
EVERYTHING25.
Ted "The eye of the viewer becomes the eye of the Photogra
Wow Mark, I am really impressed with the way the preview on Blurb looks even at
reduced resolution, I really enjoy the pairings that you did,. I am honored to
share pages with Christine and Larry. I really like the gallery like feel of
the layout. Every page turn I felt like I was reuniting with
Was at home yesterday and got a phone call we all hate. Can we use one of your
photos? I asked how much they were willing to pay for it? Response, we are
doing it for a promotion, not paying for photos. I responded, "I don't give my
work away." Basically that was the end of the call. Few hours p
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Got my name in the hat, working on my car. Packing gear, and getting ready to
leave here Wednesday.
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I agree with Don. I like the Sunset in the Forest, best. I might have cropped
some of the sky, keeping enough to continue the horizontal lines of the
composition. Just a little too much white for me as it is presented. I really
like the rim lighting on the trees.
Ted
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Of course, I forgot the URL.
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Spent all day Sunday jeeping around the back roads in the Buffalo River
National
Forest being overwhelmed by the beauty of this years fall colors. I have posted
a set on Flikr, for anyone to look and possibly comment on. Had a hard time
editing this set (52 shots posted.)
Thanks for your tim
Heard a large radial engine noise outside last week. When I went out, I saw a
B-29 heading for the airport with wheels down. Jumped in the car and went to
the
airfield. FIFI, was here on tour. Few dollars later, and I was on the
flightline
taking pictures. There was also a C45, a Stearman, a
Paul, I very much appreciated your comments. I didn't use gaussian blur, I used
the clarity slider in LR4. Bruce also asked about the softening. This is the
first time I have used that control to soften, so I may have gotten a little
heavy handed with it on some of these shots. I reduced it a li
Yesterday the PSNWA had a model shoot in the Buffalo River area. We started out
at Twin Falls, then went to a log barn. A few shots are questionable for work.
This is not my normal type of work, so I was trying to get some current shutter
time with portraits, etc. Besides, no need to state the o
Tim, this is a tip from a local Bird Photographer, Watch for the eagle or a
hawk
to make a big "drop." They tend to expel extra weight just before they take
off. Don't watch from underneath.
Ted
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Last Saturday, Diane and I went to Castle Rouge Manor with the PSNWA group
that
we belong to. Spent a couple of hours photographing there, then we went into
Eureka Springs, Arkansas for lunch and a photowalk. That evening, I decided to
go to a small local lake and photograph the rising of the
Hey Darren how about a feeler gauge? Thin, tough, metal blades. Just a thought.
Ted
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Subject: GESO Tanyard Creek Falls
The nature division of our Photographic Society got together for a trip to a
small local waterfall to help newbs learn how to do waterfalls.
Here are a few for your comments. I thought Walt wou
The nature division of our Photographic Society got together for a trip to a
small local waterfall to help newbs learn how to do waterfalls.
Here are a few for your comments. I thought Walt would like to know that this
was a couple of miles from where he stayed.
K-7, 40mm Limited, DA* 60-250
Very nice, Jostein. I agree with your blog post also.
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I don't think that Diane and I will be camping. Showers sound good to me. Also,
we are thinking of extending our trip afterwards but not sure where we might go
yet.
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Just bought tickets for Diane and myself. Guess they meant Monday morning.
Good luck to all. Hope to see many of you soon.
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With so many to pick from, how to choose? I just spent about an hour looking
through thousands of shots for one to submit for the April gallery. It would
take many hours picking the worst.
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Who is planning on attending GFM this year? I hope to as well as bringing
Diane.
She isn't sure yet whether she will be out of school in time yet. Fingers
crossed. Registration is on Monday, April 2, at midnight this year.
Ted
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Brian, My first PUG submission was in Nov. 97, I believe. It seems like we were
warned a few years ago that the early PUGs were going to go away. I tried to
search my submission and it came up with a broken link. I think at the time we
were warned, I copied the shot to my computer, but right now
Hello all, found a few comments that I missed the first time around.
Yes, Jack, it was overcast. Even had a little rain, as you can see on
the tortoise's shell. Some of the kids couldn't believe how big it was. They
had
no idea that giant tortoises even existed.
Dave, I have always been accus
Thanks for responding Larry, yes, I did do the vignettes. There is no hint of
it
in that lens.
Yes, Walt and Bob, the eyes were a main focus of my shot. He would look
directly at me for just a second, then look somewhere else. Luckily, he held
the pose. Took several tries to get the timing ri
Met family in Little Rock and went to the zoo among places this St. Pats Day.
First real workout with the 60 - 250. Few back focused, several shaky shots,
but when it hit, WOW. I think I am going to like this lens.
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Everyone takes me too serious. Because of the questioning about me a few years
ago was why I made my "tongue in cheek" comment. The names of the photos were
in
the photographers list. I guess this is why I don't post humorous postings.
Ted
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Just looked at the submissions list. Never saw the last three posters on the
list before?
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Diane has given the ok for a new tele lens. I am torn between a DA * 300 and
the 60-250. Anyone have any thoughts on them? Remember, I shoot a lot of
airshow
work and so the 300 would be nice for the reach, but, the 60-250 would
be convenient for the zoom factor. Just how sharp is the 60-250?
I recognized it Larry. Was good pizza.
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Between all the computer problems we have had this year, and all the miles I
drove to take pictures, I guess that I should post some. I have added some new
pages to my website: www.beilbyvisualarts.com
Index for Roadtrip 2011 http://www.beilbyvisualarts.com/id28.html
shots from
Thanks to all that have wished a speedy recovery for my Dad. My brother said he
is doing better today, not seeing sea gulls flying around in his hospital room.
Guess he couldn't handle the drugs too well. I am in Barstow, CA tonight and
should get to Sacramento area tomorrow. I will pass on the
Hi all,
Haven't checked in much since GFM. Went on an extended trip with Diane the week
after I got home from GFM. We traveled to California for a family reunion
in Sacramento. Then to San Francisco for a couple of days. Then up Hwy 1 to
Oregon. Throught the Columbia River gorge and up into Was
Peter
as I stated earlier, I submitted this to the contest for fun The shot was
done "in camera" in my K 7 on HDR2 setting so there is not a set of exposures.
I
did work with it a little in Lightroom but did not increase the saturation. I
boosted the black level and also vibrance a littl
Stan that is how I normally feel about HDRs. I was just trying to get it into
the Doug and Mark show and see something of mine projected. I have gone through
my shots from GFM and found several that I should have worked on and submitted
instead of the 3 I chose. It always seems that way for me.
Yes, Bob, that was my goal. Don't know why it didn't make the list of shame.
Dan, Paul, & Jack, thanks for the look and comments.
Ted
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To those interested, my Grandson is out of the hospital and doing well,
however,
it is still a mystery as to what is affecting him. I am still in Memphis, Diane
is planning on coming here tomorrow. Not sure when we will head back to
Arkansas. I decided to post one of my shots from the contest.
Sad news in tthe airshow industry, Amanda Younkin Franklin died last night from
injuries and burns suffered in the crash during their performance in March of
this year. She and her husband were the performers pictured in my photo from
this years annual. These families are local to this area and
Just got an email from Landis. They have had many cancellations and have
exhausted the waiting list.
"Hello all,
This is a first since I've been at Grandfather...we've had so many
cancellations
that I have exhausted the Waiting List and we actually now have empty seats
available for NPW.
We'
Hi all,
Lots of reading to catch up with the list. The Photographic society that I
belong to along with groups from Little Rock, Ft. Smith, Tulsa, and Springfield
put on MAPSYM (Mid America Photographic Symposium) this last weekend. I was in
charge of getting the setup complete for each prese
Mark
Well, it seems that there will be lots of room at PDML Central. I am planning
on
being there but there aren't too many others that I know of. Looking forward
to
seeing you and Dave and any others that show up. I have to be in California
June
19th so will be getting lots of miles during
First official sale of my book on Blurb today. The discount I wrote about was
on
Blurb, not me. Sold to the pilot/owner of the Stearman that I shot mostly just
the engine of. He emailed me to ask if I had shots of some planes at an earlier
airshow here in Fayetteville, maybe another sale.
Te
>
> http://walthamler.smugmug.com/Photography/Micro-Four-Thirds-
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> Let the fun begin!!
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> Walt
In our house, it was: "Let the Babysitting begin!!"
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Most of my aircraft in flight shots were taken with my F 100 - 300 hand held.
Those of you who know me know that I have very shaky hands. Sometimes, I hang
my
monopod under the camera. I do this with the head locks loose so the monopod is
free to swing if I want to go to portrait orientation. I
I got this from watching Good Morning America. I don't know if it is through
the
13th, they showed "Until April 13." It is supposed to be for viewers of "GMA"
but there is no way to check that, right? I really hope that it is Blurb, not
the authors of the books that are taking the hit.
Ted
Until April 13th, you can get a 25% discount by entering code GMA on checkout.
Wish this had been in effect when I bought my last book. Mark, when is the
annual going to be ready for purchase? Any one want a copy of my airshow book?
Oh well, can't hurt to ask.
Just 60 days to GFM.
Ted
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John wrote:
"Looks like I'm going to miss it too.
Got tied up and couldn't get on-line to register. Not even on the
waiting list."
Sorry to miss you this year, Looks as if there will be plenty of room at pdml
central. May be a quiet campground this year.
Ted
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Just checked and it is now sold out.
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OK, so I got my registration in for this years GFM Nature Photography Weekend.
Who else? Hope somebody is going to come.
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Diane asked me a little while ago, "When is the Grandfather weekend? Will I be
out of school so I can go with you?" Guess next step is to manage to get a
ticket. Yee Haw.
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Have fun guys, wish I was there.
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Not sure yet. Hope to get approval from Diane, don't know whether she is going
to OK.
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Our family vacations in the 50's & 60's were camping trips to Big Basin. It is
a
very nice place and I would imagine you could some beautiful shots there. Last
time I was there, was drive through visit in the 70's with Diane and it was so
crowded, we didn't even stop. Walter, you have to see th
Last Sat. the PSNWA made a trip to Picher, OK. This will probably be about the
last trip I make there, all buildings are scheduled to be demolished by the end
of March. Walter, many of the buildings we shot when we went are now gone.
c & c appreciated.
Ted
www.beilbyfinearts.blogspot.com
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I want to thank everyone for all the positive response on my efforts with this
book. I have had several comments that have expressed interest in buying the
book but no sales yet on Blurb. May try to see if I could get enough interest
to
make an order myself and sign them and send out rather tha
Finally got off my duff long enough to put together a book on Blurb of some of
my airshow pictures.
http://www.blurb.com/books/1993144
Have a look and let me know what you think.
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Part 2, # 17, is that suit painted on
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I found North Carolina at high altitude a nice place to drink.
Mark!
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Fayetteville, Arkansas, not too far from Missouri. I am always looking to find
places to shoot and persons to shoot with. Welcome to the list. You will find
that I am one of the quieter ones but I try to keep current with what is going
on here on the list.
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Godfrey, this is a nice shot, but I would have burned in the reflection on the
window and darkened down the red light over his head.
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Rick, the contrast of the stiff, formal display with the rundown wall and
littered street, and the interest being shown by the pedestrians makes this
very
nice to me. Thanks for sharing with us.
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Frank, I guess I am just a "cat person." I like that shot.
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Subash: Congratulations, however don't undervalue your work. I don't think that
the standards have been lowered. Of the first ten images I submitted, four were
rejected, including a couple of my favorite shots. I have submitted another ten
images and will be curious to see how they fare. I hope
Ken, I like the composition of this shot. I like the s-curve leading the eye
through the frame. My only problem with it is the lack of darker tones in the
shot. I understand the high overcast lighting problem and I would boost the
blacks.
Ted
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Great news Stan. Diane wondered if you have to have radiation treatments. She
is
nearly half way through her series. Coping well with it by doing "Jazzercize"
each day after her treatment. Heal quickly and enjoy life.
Ted
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Very powerfull Cotty. Is it ok to send links to others for them to see?
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On checking the PPG this morning, I find that two more shots have been
accepted.
That makes a total of five. Also I found that two had been rejected, but I
guess
it is too late for the PUG because I can't find the submission form for
December. Oh Well. Still three shots waiting, and I plan on
Jack Davis wrote:
Interesting reenactment. Appears to be a serious effort very well recorded,
Ted.
(if I may?)
Seriously, is the slightly soft look done in support of the era portrayed? I
downloaded one image and see ISO 100 and 1/60s on a shot from some distance and
on a somewhat less than br
I know some don't like the way my web page works, (neither do I.) So here is a
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Did it again, won't I ever learn?
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sheepisly
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Just a quick note to thank all who have taken the time to look at my PPG photos
and comment on them.
Thanks all
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Last Sunday, the PSNWA got together at the 2010 Prairie Grove Battlefield
Reenactment. Temperatures were in the low 20's with a northwind. B! Atleast
I didn't spend the night in one of those tents. The men didn't look as cold in
their wool uniforms as the women did in their skirts. Any comme
Yes Larry, it was blue light because I was shooting in deep shade. I tried
warming it some but didn't like the effect on the colors.
Two more photos have now been accepted into the gallery for a total of three.
I'm gaining on you Bong. Still a ways to go though.
Ted
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Bruce, you win a cigar, I did have a polarizer on but I only was cutting about
half the reflections. I wanted to keep the reflections of the bluffs but also
wanted the texture of the rocks on the streambed to show through. I thought it
was interesting how it ended up just cutting the sky.
Ted
Godfrey, Diane wants to know where you are going in China. She has made 2 trips
there and wants to go back. She said she cried when she had to leave Tibet.
Enjoy your trip.
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Congratulations Bong. I would hate to think that the standards are getting
lower, My first accepted submission to the PPG today.
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Still can't submit to the PUG for the rejected theme. One accepted and nine
still waiting review.
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>From the trip with Walter to Steel Creek.
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I certainly hope to be there. Don't know at this time about finances. Hopefully
things will work out by then and I'll be able to attend.
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I've never noticed Miserere's site being slow to load.
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Just checked my K 7, nothing, not even dust. That is without running dust
removal first except that it is set to run on power up. K 10 doesn't have
anything either.
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This lens is my go to when the 21mm isn't wide enough. I originally got it to
replace the FAJ 18-35 kit lens that came on my *istD. Was a reasonably priced
upgrade to that lens. It has fairly good IQ and the constant f4 is nice. True
it
is a little short on the long end but was better on both e
>Thanks guys.
>@carlos: i appreciate your opinion, although my goal here was not
>really to post the best photos necessarily, but to try and create a
>short essay/narrative. i mainly focused on the pairings and the flow
>of the slide show. i can accept that i've failed at that too, if
t>hat's your
Glad you're back Stan. Sounds like good news so far. Hope you are fairly
comfortable and things heal up quickly. By the way, Diane is doing well and
undergoing her radiation therapy daily. Her biggest problem is the tape they
have applied to all the targets and lines they have drawn on her. Our
Boris, I agree with Paul on his comments on both of these shots. The dark sky
does not bother me. The unreal colors of the ice cream really pop and make the
shot for me.
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Thanks Boris, I appreciate you taking the time to look and comment. I am really
enjoying the low light capabilities of the K 7 despite what others think of it.
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Still ten images submitted, in limbo. Guess I have to pass on this pug like
John.
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Christine, I do like these
Unlike the others, I don't think you overdid the vignetting , however, I would
move the midpoint slider to about 70. Just my thought. I feel it works with the
desaturation and color retention that you are using. Keep experimenting.
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Sorry John, it has already taken up residence in my K 10. Glad you're Back and
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Boris, my photography instructor at Bakersfield College, Bertil Brink,
instilled the realization that if you got one good shot per roll, you were
doing well. He emphasized previsualization.
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Ann I like this shot. It seems to give an idea of personality to the snake. I
just wonder if the color might be a little muted.
Ted
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The lack of sharpness in this image makes it hard for me to really like this
image. I think it is a very interesting subject and I realize that it
was probably shot on film and scanned so that may be part of the reason for the
lack of sharpness. I probably would have composed the image a little
Stan posted:
The ultimate tripod:
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stan
At least that would get you down low for macros.
Ted
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> For the past couple of days, I seem to keep encountering references to
>"stochastic" photography -- or "spray and pray" if you will, and it's
>piqued my
>interest. It's not that I'm considering actively pursuing the practice so
>much
>as I wonder how much my current
Paul Ewins said: "Metering accidentally set to spot? I did that again on the
weekend."
That could be a thing to check, will pass it on to him.
Brian Walters said: "Sounds odd. I have no clue but the DS/DL use AA batteries
loading via
the base into the handgrip. The battery locking system is
I was talking to f local sculptor yesterday and he asked me if I could id what
the problem is with his camera that he didn't have with him. He said that it
exposes very dark. He called Pentax and they told him to reset to defaults. He
said that when he did that, after the first shot, it reverts
Diane and I went up to the square here in Fayetteville, and photographed the
annual Lights of the Ozarks display the city does every year. Basic photo info:
K 7, handheld mostly except one shot using a trash bin for support. mostly 800
iso, DA 21mm mostly, DA 40mm for two shots. Didn't use the t
Ann said: ... will someone start a nice pun thread?
MARK!
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>Pointing directly at the moon it wouldn't have made a difference, but do
>polarizers have the same effect at night on darkening the blue >of the sky?
>Can
>they be used to bring out the stars better?
Larry, light is light, right. The main difference is the amount that is there.
It still has
Larry, I like this one except for the spot right in the middle of the frame
(porch light?) A little work and this might be a really good shot.
Ted
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