| Heres some I took of Juliette Lewis and the Licks at a gig in Liverpool recently. |
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cyk 306 posts
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Registered 14 years agoCyk: The tight one's in B&W of Julliette are very effective, like them a lot. Maybe the one where you got her moshing (10?) would work better in black and white.
(I have to admit to a bias here, I can't be doing with colour photo's of low light situations, I much prefer a B&W in those situations. But as I said, personal bias!
Otto: Better than what I had to work with. Unfortunately for a few of my shots I had the flash turned on ( >
) so the camera decided my settings were all wrong. They are just so overexposed it's unbelievable! Arse!
I think I may have to get a neutral and a polarising filter next!
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Excellent pics cyk!
My best friend at work was at that gig, just emailed the link to her, I'm sure she'll love them. -
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Registered 15 years ago[link=http://photos.stevenhocking.co.uk/thumbnails.php?album=4" target="_blank">Here are some more shots, bit more arty. I particularly like -
pjmaybe 70,666 posts
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Registered 16 years agocyk wrote:
Heres some I took of Juliette Lewis and the Licks at a gig in Liverpool recently.
Cold in there was it? She's in danger of being done for some serious midget-gem smuggling there...!
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Very nice shots cyk, my favourite is the one with her arm straight up in the air. I like the fingure gesture she does! -
cyk 306 posts
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Registered 15 years agounwashed! wrote:
Cyk: The tight one's in B&W of Julliette are very effective, like them a lot. Maybe the one where you got her moshing (10?) would work better in black and white.
(I have to admit to a bias here, I can't be doing with colour photo's of low light situations, I much prefer a B&W in those situations. But as I said, personal bias!
I'll take another look at that one.gif)
I didn't want to have all black n white shots so I left some alone. I do love BW tho.
DDevil wrote:
Excellent pics cyk!
My best friend at work was at that gig, just emailed the link to her, I'm sure she'll love them.
Cool Hope she does.
pjmaybe wrote:
Cold in there was it? She's in danger of being done for some serious midget-gem smuggling there...!
Peej
Hehe. It was boiling so I can only guess that she stood outside for a while to create the effect.
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peej
Very nice shots cyk, my favourite is the one with her arm straight up in the air. I like the fingure gesture she does!
Ta. I do like that one too -
pjmaybe 70,666 posts
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Registered 16 years agoSuperbe photos though. I oughta start going to a few more gigs now I've got a decent camera..!
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cyk 306 posts
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Registered 15 years agopjmaybe wrote:
Superbe photos though. I oughta start going to a few more gigs now I've got a decent camera..!
Peej
Ta It is tricky. I was using 1/45 and f/3.5 for them at ISO800. If you're on a 20D it would be easier as you could use IS1600 and a higher shutter speed. -
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Registered 14 years ago[link=http://photos.stevenhocking.co.uk/thumbnails.php?album=4">Just what you've been waiting for... Flower macro picture-shots (um...) \o/ Oh and some -
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Registered 16 years agounwashed! wrote:
[link=http://photos.stevenhocking.co.uk/thumbnails.php?album=4">Just what you've been waiting for... Flower macro picture- -
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Registered 14 years agoSorry I haven't replied sooner, not enough time...
Anyway... I've but an entry in my blog on how I did the pictures. As for why? I just felt like doing them that way at the time... I particularly like the orange flower one...
Speaking of Macro lenses I was in Manchester this lunch time and had a look in Jessops (yeah, yeah, I wanted a polarising filter, they're the only place in Manchester that has any kind of selection of filters) and they had this lense 2nd hand for £180. Great thought I, I'll just check the brand new price on the web... You can only pick it up for about £190 brand new!!! Bloody arses!!! -
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Registered 15 years agoSo my [link=http://www.canon.co.uk/For_Home/Product_Finder/Cameras/EF_Lenses/Fixed_Focal_Length/EF_50mm_f18II/">new 50mm lense arrived yesterday, and I managed to get these -
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Registered 15 years agopjmaybe wrote:
Pic 4
Nice pictures!!!
But fuck me, that last one is fugly as fuck!!!
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Registered 16 years agoLast one's the national emblem of NZ (well, after the Kiwi)
Unfurls into a rather plain-looking fern. Though I like it like that, it looks like a caterpillar orgy
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Registered 15 years agoOkay, so I finally got round to putting a few more pictures on [link=http://photos.stevenhocking.co.uk">me site. Today for your visual pleasure and delight we have Manchester Spring and -
HitchHiker 2,888 posts
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Registered 16 years agoMy latest postcard attempt
Hope you like it.
HH.
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Registered 15 years agoHitchHiker wrote:
My latest postcard attempt
Hope you like it.
HH.
Edited by HitchHiker at 16:00:41 17-03-2005
That's good that, though if this were Practical Photographer they'd say something about the whispy bits of cloud in the background... But since it isn't, we wont!!!
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HitchHiker 2,888 posts
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HitchHiker wrote:
My latest postcard attempt
Hope you like it.
HH.
Edited by HitchHiker at 16:00:41 17-03-2005
That's good that, though if this were Practical Photographer they'd say something about the whispy bits of cloud in the background... But since it isn't, we wont!!!
So whereabouts is Spinnaker Tower?
It was supposed to be the millenium project for Portsmouth but it's running a bit late
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Registered 16 years agoFlickr: Brevity Sets
Some guy wrote an app for flickr that allows you to input a tag and then it blends all the photos with that tag into one.
Seasons and the Eiffel Tower (presumably not at night) are catered for. -
Some shots from my recent trip to Oban, Scotland:
fishing boat
waiting for ferry
ferry details
harbour, early morning
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Registered 16 years agootto wrote:
Here are a few I took in Quebec City last week - God that's a picturesque town, quite unexpected. The photos aren't really anything special (I like the 'park benches' one though) but it's such a pretty place I felt the need to share.
You might know the answer to this - which Canadian city is it that had the infamous "Lego" skyscrapers in it?
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cyk 306 posts
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Registered 15 years agoNice shots otto. I like the chateau and the down town Torronto shots. Vali's shots are really atmospheric. The mist on the tower and the harbour is cool. Yesterday was the first day of spring. Lots of daffodils out -
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Registered 15 years agovalli wrote:
Some shots from my recent trip to Oban, Scotland:
fishing boat
McCaig's tower
Really like those two, very good composition, very atmospheric (IMHO of course!)
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cyk 306 posts
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Registered 15 years agounwashed wrote:
Cyk: Where and when was this taken?
That was taken in Port Sunglight on Sunday using an Infrared filter. I have a few more that I need to upload. I really can't wait until all the trees have leaves again, its going to be great. -
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Registered 15 years agoNo way!!! I thought it was snow!!! D'oh!!! -
cyk 306 posts
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Registered 15 years agounwashed wrote:
No way!!! I thought it was snow!!! D'oh!!!
The beauty of IR -
pjmaybe 70,666 posts
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Registered 16 years agootto wrote:
pjmaybe wrote:
Dunno - tell us.
You might know the answer to this - which Canadian city is it that had the infamous "Lego" skyscrapers in it?
I don't know either, I remember being shown photos of them when I was a kid so they must be pretty old - but can't find any reference to 'em anywhere.
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otto wrote:Wow, that is amazing! Tell us how you did it.
Cool thanks I'm entering it into the BBC North West Tonight Photo competition, so I hope they think that too I was close to the dafs using my 50mm lens at f/1.8 to create a great depth of field, the blurry background. There was a nice small field of dafs which really helped. Not much to it really, just depth of field
) so the camera decided my settings were all wrong. They are just so overexposed it's unbelievable! Arse!
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I didn't want to have all black n white shots so I left some alone. I do love BW tho. 
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