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    Untitled

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    And there it goes... the old Ghent post office. Press photographers

    and television were standing to the left of the tower. They got a

    glimpse of the explosing and were dusted out seconds later as they

    located themselves down wind. I managed to get a complet timelapse

    series from a rooftop in the neighbourhood.

     

    In the same folder some other images of the tower collapse and the

    neighbourhood of the railway station.

    Hubert

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    This is my friend Hubert in his observatory. Had to use my 12mm lens

    to get it all framed. Tried to check whether I could take away the

    moon map behind him, but it was glued since 30 years to the dome

    walls :) Could get rid of it in Photoshop, but ok, I prefered to

    leave it as it is part of the patrimonium.

     

    Dodi

    Four.

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    Like it. It gives me a warm winter feeling in spring. Would make an excellent christmas card if you could get rid of the light in the house in the background. That is a bit distracting me from the atmosphere.

     

    D.

    untitled

          136

    It's a nice image, but a bit sterile to me. It doesn't really do anything special to me. Esthetics are fine, and the author knows Photoshop very well ;). I guess that is also important...

     

    D.

    Ieper

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    Hi,

     

    Back here after quite some time. Hope to be posting images more now I

    find the time and joy for photography again.

     

    I have put a Ypres folder online with just a few of last weekend

    during a city trip to Ypres, Belgium. Tried to subscribe to be able

    to post some more, but webserver failed. Try again later :)

     

    In the meantime I switched to digital for 90%, but still use an FM3a

    with pleasure.

     

    Cheers for any input,

     

    Dodi

    Frozen Time

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    Well, in fact I use hot water to accelerate the melting process :)

     

    As for moving the hands: nope, every trick I tried failed, because the water gets into the face and freezes the hands, even though I had access to the winding mechanism on the back which I had left out of the water when freezing the clock :)

    Frozen Time

          17

    I should call the series "Frozen Time" and stack the individual frames in the different order... Thanks for the input. This is for a photography school engagement, so I know what to do...

     

    There's just no means to move the hands in a block of ice :)

    Aruna 3

          7
    See also my comment on the D100 review. I like it a lot, except for long exposures, where the Canon D60 is master of the game. Tho for people not doing astrophotography I don't think it is a major problem except for the most extreme cases. For plain photography the D100 is a gem: sharp, well exposed and fast. My F100 and FE2 are collecting dust for the moment.

    Aruna 3

          7

    If you have time to spare, it would be great if I could hear your

    opinions on my first D100 B/W portraits. I used a sigma 90mm macro as

    a lens, and as usual available light.

     

    tx.

    Irony 5

          15

    Bonjours Marielou

     

    Comme un des commentaires a bien decouvert, la roue dentee tourne dans l'autre sens, donc il n'y a pas de probleme pour la femme. Qui a notamment bien aimee de faire cette serie. On s'est bien amuses. Plus, le titre etait Irony :-)

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