Hi Henk,
On Tue, 27 Jul 2004 13:32:42 +0200, Henk Terhell wrote:
> Full Cycle: very good fish-eye picture which you won't forget.
Many thanks for the compliment. On review on the PUG site, I feel that
the small size takes something away from the image. For example,
there's a blur in the middle
Thanks, Henk. It is kind of you to take the time to comment on each photo.
Joe
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> " King Draco " - Great range of tones, very sharp and contrasty.
> I prefer the B&W version to the colour one.
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From: "Bruce Dayton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ryan Lee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hello Ryan,
>
> I actually prefer the B&W version. Thanks for showing the original
>
Henk, thanks for taking the time to comment on the PUG as you did.
Kenneth Waller
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From: "Henk Terhell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: August PUG comments
> Okay, let me throw in some comments on August PUG, after all the
> discussions on the
Henk,
Thanks for the kind comments re 'The Hug'. I wish I could say
I planned it but the kids just went into a hug and I snapped a shot.
Happily everything just came together perfectly.
Another great selection of images again this month.
Here are my comments on a few of the shots which caught my
it I'm just
RL> being paranoid.. Anyway, here's something for ya:
RL> http://home.iprimus.com.au/heygoose/draco2.jpg
RL> Cheers,
RL> Ryan
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> Ryan, I also prefer the colour one but I don't see anything wrong
> technically with the B/W conversion.
>
> Henk Terhell
>
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> From: Ryan Lee [mailto:[E
--- Henk Terhell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Haley's ring: perfect candid pic but I would crop
> some of the black at
> the left side.
Hank,
First, I think it's great that you've taken the time
and effort to comment on everything on this month's
PUG. You've set a fine example for the rest
I just wanted to resend this following message to thank Bruce Dayton
for the friendly comment on my August pug entry,
since it never reached the Pentax list in August when the list had
technical problems. I've since been on a trip to Arizona.
Harald
Hi Bruce,
Thank you so much for the kind word
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From: John Cohen
Subject: August PUG comments
> " Neon Glow " by William Robb, Canada
>
> I like everything about this abstract/realist picture except,
maybe, the
> background, which looks like Formica; it's a little fussy for
this
>
John Cohen wrote:
[snip...]
> " Mars Rising: A Self-Portrait " by Bill Peifer, USA
> The semitransparent guy in this picture makes it great. The bright lights
> in the trees are less optimal. But overall this is a neat picture.
[snip...]
Hi John,
Thanks for the kind comments. Glad you enjoy
Thanks a lot, John!
Glad you like it.
Jostein
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[...]
> " Night Pipe " by Jostein Øksne
>
> This is terrific. What makes it work is all that busy action below,
then
> utter blackness, and then suddenly the bright light and that eerie
glowing
>
Here are my assigned comments for the August gallery
(this time kind of short because I am leaving tomorrow
for a vacation trip, sorry about that).
Kevin Thornsberrys Hot Tungsten: since I havent
practiced macro photography (yet) I can only admire
this kind of shots. And shooting a light sour
Thanks John, I would like to see the sepia version if
you cand send it to me.
I agree on the branches... I think that I didn't see
them when I shot.
BTW, I am amout to send my comments, and yours is
between them.
Thanks for your time commenting,
Jaume
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> " Christmas
Hi PUG fans, here are some comments on pictures I was assigned and a couple
of others.
" Christmas at the Cathedral " by Jaume Lahuerta
This is a wonderful picture, nice balanced composition. The feeling is
almost medieval, especially with the Santa Claus hat on the major figure in
the centre.
Bill wrote;
>I've commented
>on four submissions I particularly enjoyed. These
>are listed below, in no
>particular order.
>William Johnson, "The Broken Fence"
>Very eerie and disturbing shot, and an interesting
>composition. I really
>like the "soft" appearance, and the way the
>highlights
The August PUG gallery . . .
Henry Chu - "Lights of Hong Kong" - Beautiful. It's not easy to make that kind of sky
into a nice pic.
Tiger Moses - "Arches at Night" - The flashing (airplane?) lights are awesome. Think
how different if they had continued out of the picture. If so, I would have
Question on prices. Would $54 for a Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic 500 SP in
very to excellent condition and SMC Tak 55/f2 be about right?
TIA,
JeffW.
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On Thu, 2 Aug 2001, JeffW. wrote:
> Question on prices. Would $54 for a Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic 500 SP in
> very to excellent condition and SMC Tak 55/f2 be about right?
It's not bad. I've seen them go for less, but also for more (though not
much more).
chris
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