The "Post your pictures here" thread.

[Phal]

Eyes are always cool I think... Kinda like the Moon! The trouble is, one of the best things about them imo is the colour so that looks a bit bland

 

[ElDude]

I see my eye in colour all the time, so I fancied a change

 

[Phal]

You see it all the time? Well good for you In the meantime, we're left with a dark eyeball with no colour


Personally for it to work in B&W it would need to be closer with more light on the eye or something I think? Show more detail or something.

 

[madmaca]

some of my shots from this year...


what is it jess? by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


water swirling 1 by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


water's edge view by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


warp speed dandelions by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


thirsty tortoise shell by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


spreading buds by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


something for the boys 2 by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


something for the boys by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


seaside doors by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


rocky falls by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


peaked interest by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


overdew by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


niall hillside by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


neeeeeoowwwww by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


mountain view bw by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


mountain view by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


moss fingers by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


money tree by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


melt water 1 by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


let's go fly a... by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


i'm a st. ives bouy by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


fire fingers by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


dune jumping by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


clifftop buddies by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


bumblebee bum by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


baubles 2 by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


baubles by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr


bark falls by Chris McEvoy, on Flickr

 

[42zx]

Last photo for this year.


243 by 42zx, on Flickr

 

[Sh4rkie]

Happy New Year one and all

 

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[vail3r]

light at the end of the tunnel by matthewpaulgrainger, on Flickr


light at the end of the tunnel by matthewpaulgrainger, on Flickr

 

[snow patrol]

Reading in the garden by Rowan Hunn, on Flickr

 

[robj20]

A few of mine. First one from Inverary, second near Lee Quarry, third half way up Scafell Pike


Inverary Boats by treboraj20, on Flickr


DSC00620.jpg by treboraj20, on Flickr


Barney on Scafell by treboraj20, on Flickr

 

[Sonea Fifer]

Practising silhouettes:

 

[VapourTrail]

Reading in the garden by Rowan Hunn, on Flickr

Great shot and a really good technique (Brenizer Method). Some great shots on your Flickr page too!

 

[ElDude]

I agree, that works really well. One of the many things I'll have a crack at when I'm off work next month. Well, that's the plan, I generally forget

 

[VapourTrail]

 

[Shadowness]

Great shot and a really good technique (Brenizer Method). Some great shots on your Flickr page too!

Having never heard of that technique before, from some example images I've seen on Google, I really don't get what it's about. The photos just look like they've been taken with a super fast lens (hence the very narrow DoF).

 

[snow patrol]

Great shot and a really good technique (Brenizer Method). Some great shots on your Flickr page too!

ah, many thanks for saying so

 

[King4aDay]

Having never heard of that technique before, from some example images I've seen on Google, I really don't get what it's about. The photos just look like they've been taken with a super fast lens (hence the very narrow DoF).

That's pretty much it. You get the equivalent look of an impossibly fast lens, with the side effect of creating extremely large files that you can print at massive sizes if required. Can have quite a nice aesthetic effect - good for placing a subject within its environment whilst maintaining far more focal separation than you could ever achieve with a wide-angle lens.

 

[mrk]

Can't remember posting these two:

 

[Columbo]

eyeye by Niall Allen, on Flickr

I was bored yesterday

Nice ...I also did something similar while bored last year.


Week 5 - My Eye...My EYE by m.ww, on Flickr

 

[{SAS}TB]

Guard by Jon°, on Flickr