The Photography Thread
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About 6ft; deep for a rabbit though.
phil_hg_uk
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You should get that printed onto a canvas it would look good on the wall, your picture I mean not the rabbit.
SatNavSaysStraightOn
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I had a little play on my tablet.. You could even take more off the top and bottom. Taking it more panoramic.West Kirby marine lake on a misty day
Yeah I thought about that crop, I think because it's essentially so simple, you could crop it several ways and it would work, so in the end I couldn't decide and left it full frame but yeah that works.
SatNavSaysStraightOn
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I've did so something similar with one i took in Finland which although was full colour, came out the same way.
This one. I edited it to make it lighter and cropped it slightly differently and had it printed onto canvas to cover some hole in a wall in our sitting room.
delb0y
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- Quedgeley, Glos
For some reason I've not been getting alerts about new posts to this thread - so I've missed some recent additions. Some cool photos folks!
Here's a series from this morning entitled "Misty Morning at the Docks" all taken on the Panasonic G3 which remains the most easily carried of my cameras when I'm on the bike.
Here's a series from this morning entitled "Misty Morning at the Docks" all taken on the Panasonic G3 which remains the most easily carried of my cameras when I'm on the bike.
Smokin Joe
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- Bare headed cyclist, Smoker
Love them, very atmospheric.For some reason I've not been getting alerts about new posts to this thread - so I've missed some recent additions. Some cool photos folks!
Here's a series from this morning entitled "Misty Morning at the Docks" all taken on the Panasonic G3 which remains the most easily carried of my cameras when I'm on the bike.
I really like them too. Bottom one is my favourite but that 2nd one could be but I think it would be better cropped to just the top, imho. It's reminiscent of a style I've seen but can't recall just now.For some reason I've not been getting alerts about new posts to this thread - so I've missed some recent additions. Some cool photos folks!
Here's a series from this morning entitled "Misty Morning at the Docks" all taken on the Panasonic G3 which remains the most easily carried of my cameras when I'm on the bike.
The_Cycling_Scientist
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- Cambridge
Another one of my birds that visit the tree outside my kitchen window
Dave 123
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- Cambridgeshire alps
Don't know if a phone pic is good enough but I took a quick shot on my way out.
Definitely NOT horizontalis. This has Rounder, deeper green glossy leaves, herringbone branch structure.
Looks more like C. lactaeus.
Hmmm, it's not that one either, the leaves are too small on mine. But, the birds don't eat the berries. That I've seen.
Dave 123
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It's funny how we loose knowledge. 20 years ago when I worked in a large, high quality garden centre in Devon I knew thousands of plants, and I can see yours now in my minds eye. I'm getting old!
