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From: Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Kostas Kavoussanakis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 2:47 AM
http://www.camilynne.com
If you look through a bunch of her stuff you will note that many shots
are very tight (cropping into the head, etc) and
Yup.
P Kong wrote:
Lon, when you say citified, do you mean in reference to objects in the
scene that would tell you that the bird was in an urban setting?
Lon Williamson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Walking on a Strange Animal by Gianfranco Irlanda
Gianfranco has a style, often a little off-beat, and here's a
charming
example. Makes me wonder if I'll ever have a style. One of
my very
favorites this month.
Hi Lon,
Thanks a lot for the kind
Lon,
I understand fully about the cropping. I did not crop. I guess I was using
the shot as I was able to take it, it reminds me of where I was. My only
vantage point from the front porch. He left very shortly after taking a
couple of shots. I really was not able to get close.
If I were to
I notice that Frank has decided to comment
on
all PUG entries
for January, so I'm gonna do it, too. Not critique, but comment.
Me and the Wind by David J Brooks
Interesting. I keep flipping back and forth between liking it and
finding it
: JanEweAviary Pug Comments (all photos, long post)
I notice that Frank has decided to comment on all PUG entries
for January, so I'm gonna do it, too. Not critique, but comment.
I'm doing this for three reasons.
First, I like to get comments from this crowd on my own work.
To twist the New
I notice that Frank has decided to comment on all PUG entries
for January, so I'm gonna do it, too. Not critique, but comment.
I'm doing this for three reasons.
First, I like to get comments from this crowd on my own work.
To twist the New Testament a tad, If you want to receive, give.
Second,
On Mon, 2004-01-05 at 13:00, Lon Williamson wrote:
Autumn 2002 by Frits J. Wüthrich
We should all hire Frits to make family album photographs. This
kind of shot, rather than the usual posed group stuff, is excellent
remember when stuff. Nice job.
Wow, you are too kind. Actually, that
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To: PDML Pentax Discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 10:00 PM
Subject: JanEweAviary Pug Comments (all photos, long post)
Kooky by Ryan Lee
On my monitor, the colors look off. I like the composition,
and I understand why you fired the shutter. Can't see the eye,
though
Jeeze, I missed the cross-processing that you described under the shot.
I am on the hate side of the fence. Too conservative, I am, maybe.
Ryan Lee wrote:
Completely with you on the eye, some fill flash would have been good but I
only had the RTF which wouldn't have covered the lens with the
Subject: JanEweAviary Pug Comments (all photos, long post)
I notice that Frank has decided to comment on all PUG entries
for January, so I'm gonna do it, too. Not critique, but comment.
I'm doing this for three reasons.
First, I like to get comments from this crowd on my own work.
To twist
Lon:
First, Thanks for commenting on all the gallery entryies. I alway find comments on
my own shot, as well as on the other shots, to be most useful.
Second, I like your peacock quite a bit. Nice colors. I don't notice the background
problem to which you refer at all, even after you called
Thanks for commenting. Actually I did not use the panorama setting
for this one. Like an idiot, I have been taking these pictures for
three years, and only recently have I realized how much easier it
would be if I used panorama!
The only problem is that I cannot find any panorama format
On 5/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
The Eyes Have It by Cotty
We have a cat here at home that is this one's twin, but I don't have
a shot of our Melba as nice as this one. Well titled. Cat eyes are
arresting,
and that seems to be the main point of this shot.
Hi Lon,
Thanks for the very
Hello Kostas,
This is a link to my niece's site. She is a working Wedding/portrait
photographer.
http://www.camilynne.com
If you look through a bunch of her stuff you will note that many shots
are very tight (cropping into the head, etc) and that many are shot on
an angle. It is certainly a
Bruce and Lon observed:
Bruce: ...I'm not a huge fan of cropping out part of the head
Lon: I wouldn't change a thing, and this violates one rule I've heard of
never to crop a person's head in a portrait.
Fairygirl says:
The best thing to do with rules is to learn them really well, and then to
: Techniques [Was: Re: JanEweAviary Pug Comments (all photos,
long post)]
Hello Kostas,
This is a link to my niece's site. She is a working Wedding/portrait
photographer.
http://www.camilynne.com
If you look through a bunch of her stuff you will note that many shots
are very tight
Need to proofread better.
That would be :
Master Posing Guide for Portrait Photographers
What is a Master Post anyway? :)
Bruce
Monday, January 5, 2004, 8:47:57 AM, you wrote:
BD Hello Kostas,
BD This is a link to my niece's site. She is a working Wedding/portrait
BD photographer.
BD
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From: Bruce Dayton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Need to proofread better.
That would be :
Master Posing Guide for Portrait Photographers
What is a Master Post anyway? :)
It's one of those PDML posts you file away for future reference.
tv
She started about when you did. One time she was out visiting us, I
handed her my camera and FA *85/1.4 portrait lens and gave her two of
my kids. She went out in the backyard and shot a couple of rolls. We
got them processed and WOW! She has both a way of seeing and also
interacting with the
So maybe I did type that on purpose:)
Bruce
Monday, January 5, 2004, 9:31:18 AM, you wrote:
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From: Bruce Dayton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Need to proofread better.
That would be :
Master Posing Guide for Portrait Photographers
What is a Master Post
Lon Williamson wrote:
Bear by Bernd Scheffler
I tried crossing my eyes for about 5 minutes and got a headache.
Didn't see the super stereo. Anyone else have more luck than me?
I thought it would be worth to remind of stereoscopis photography and picked
the pic of this old teddy matching
Kostas, look at the last shot on the current PUG.
Bruce nailed it.-Lon
Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
On Mon, 5 Jan 2004, Bruce Dayton wrote:
the slight angle type shots
Could you elaborate on this a little bit please? What are these shots?
BTW, could anybody recommend a book on
Thanks for the comment, particular for the K-mount part. vbg
Did I mention my 33WR was refunded due to AF error? Oh boy...
Regards,
Alan Chan
http://www.pbase.com/wlachan
Giant Bug! by Alan Chan
Apparently Alan has so much K-mount trouble he's switched to digital
PS. Grin. Perfectly competent
At 04:00 AM 1/5/2004, Lon wrote:
I've Got My Eye on You by Pat Kong
I want this one to work, and it almost does for me,
but there's some blown out highlights, and the busy
background detracts from the raptor. I can well
understand why you took this city shot; I wish something
was there that
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