Pics from a newbie - Page 5

FLYER · 21st January 2012, 21:18

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Originally Posted by Rocket

That 3rd pic is stunning

Rocket · 23rd January 2012, 08:41

coolcat · 23rd January 2012, 08:58

Love the last one.
Hope you didn't get to damp down low in the dew

Rocket · 23rd January 2012, 09:02

I put that one in for Grumpy1's breakfast.

coolcat · 23rd January 2012, 09:05

I bet he's hungry already

Gate Keeper · 23rd January 2012, 09:26

Ahhh! the hazards of taking such wonderful photos..morning dew in your pants, better than safari ants hehehe

I was wondering how you both line up your shots Jeff and Paul. Is it done with planning or just by chance and on spec?

I am going start another thread "Out of Africa 2" as most of my shots were taken 'on the fly' as some of the subjects were much larger predators.

I was showing a mate your pics Paul and we wondered how you lined up for the pics of the insect and bird life and if it is a bird or an F1, neither are going to stand around for very long

coolcat · 23rd January 2012, 09:35

Us Togs love to put ourselves in Harms Way

I once went to a race track without a brolly, the danger to ones self from a good soaking just can't be measured!
Most of my photography is planned as I tend to book my race days in advance and then do some research into the venue, good places for action shots, avoidence of catch fences and most importantly, how near are the food concessions

Grumpy1 · 23rd January 2012, 13:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rocket

I put that one in for Grumpy1's breakfast.

Can't be sure what species that one is from that angle Rocket, but thanks for the thought.

Chad.

Rocket · 23rd January 2012, 13:45

Phil : The bird ones are mostly planed and shot from a tripod. The insect ones are hand held wandering around.

Here you go grumpy1

Grumpy1 · 23rd January 2012, 14:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rocket

Phil : The bird ones are mostly planed and shot from a tripod. The insect ones are hand held wandering around.

Here you go grumpy1

Still not too sure on that one Paul I'm afraid. It looks like a good many others, some of which are edible and some which aren't. I'd have to do some research on it, if I can find my books. I usually only pick boletus (except the peppery variety, for obvious reasons), shaggy ink caps, puff balls, wood blueits, oyster and the common field mushroom.

23rd January 2012, 08:58	#43
coolcat This is my second home Audi Q3 TDI S-Line Quattro Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Clacton On Sea/On the boat somewhere Posts: 51,224 Thanks: 9,890 Thanked 12,235 Times in 8,232 Posts	Love the last one. Hope you didn't get to damp down low in the dew __________________ Jeff.

23rd January 2012, 09:05	#45
coolcat This is my second home Audi Q3 TDI S-Line Quattro Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Clacton On Sea/On the boat somewhere Posts: 51,224 Thanks: 9,890 Thanked 12,235 Times in 8,232 Posts	I bet he's hungry already __________________ Jeff.

23rd January 2012, 09:35	#47
coolcat This is my second home Audi Q3 TDI S-Line Quattro Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Clacton On Sea/On the boat somewhere Posts: 51,224 Thanks: 9,890 Thanked 12,235 Times in 8,232 Posts	Us Togs love to put ourselves in Harms Way I once went to a race track without a brolly, the danger to ones self from a good soaking just can't be measured! Most of my photography is planned as I tend to book my race days in advance and then do some research into the venue, good places for action shots, avoidence of catch fences and most importantly, how near are the food concessions __________________ Jeff.

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Rocket Posted a thing or two ROVER 75 CONNOISSEUR SE HIGHLINE TOURER MANUAL 2.5 V6 Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Midhurst Posts: 1,680 Thanks: 679 Thanked 735 Times in 530 Posts	I put that one in for Grumpy1's breakfast.

23rd January 2012, 09:26	#46
Gate Keeper This is my second home 4X4 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Nairobi Posts: 20,118 Thanks: 8,286 Thanked 7,017 Times in 4,160 Posts	Ahhh! the hazards of taking such wonderful photos..morning dew in your pants, better than safari ants hehehe I was wondering how you both line up your shots Jeff and Paul. Is it done with planning or just by chance and on spec? I am going start another thread "Out of Africa 2" as most of my shots were taken 'on the fly' as some of the subjects were much larger predators. I was showing a mate your pics Paul and we wondered how you lined up for the pics of the insect and bird life and if it is a bird or an F1, neither are going to stand around for very long

23rd January 2012, 13:45	#49
Rocket Posted a thing or two ROVER 75 CONNOISSEUR SE HIGHLINE TOURER MANUAL 2.5 V6 Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Midhurst Posts: 1,680 Thanks: 679 Thanked 735 Times in 530 Posts	Phil : The bird ones are mostly planed and shot from a tripod. The insect ones are hand held wandering around. Here you go grumpy1