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Hey John,
John down under said:
Sol said:
I was just curious. I use both Macs and PCs, depending on where I'm
working. We Mac users tend to seek each other out since it is the
smaller "club". Had to ask. :-))
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Hi Sol,

Barry Steinnecker is also a Mac user, but I use a PC.
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Yeah, I know. Like I said we're a small club. We do tend to find each other. :-)
And like I said, I use both. I just prefer Macs. Later, Man.
--
Sol

Sometimes a photograph captures reality.
Sometimes a photograph captures the imagination.
Ultimately, a photograph simply captures a moment in time.
And then, . . . it lives forever.
 
"Hey Plamen, how are those in traffic?" - sorry, I was unable to grasp the idea.

E-eh English..., I need more practice. A friend of mine who lives in Hawaii, but originates from Alabama always tells me that she will teach me just in a few days how to speak like a real Hillbilly, LOLOLOLOLOL. Unfortunately both Hawaii and Alabama are still in several thousands miles away :-))

Regards
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Plamen
http://www.pantonov.com
 
Hi Clifford,

Nice picture and especially the things behind you. I have a similar collection inherited from my late uncle. He teached me photography when I was just 7. He was a very, very good man... Shame on me that his collection lays in two suitcases...

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Plamen
http://www.pantonov.com
 
There was some discussion about the size of the beer I was holding in the original thread, so I applied some USM and one or two other clarifying processes to more clearly show the true size:



To provide a better idea of our true physiques, here I am again with my wonderful wife, or should I say Santa, who gave me my A1 for XMas. She is actually slightly taller than I am, but I stole this backdrop from Jack D, so I am doing what I can with the available props:



 
Hi Plamen, Sorry you missed it. I was refering to the Aircraft in the background. :-)
Plamen Antonov said:
"Hey Plamen, how are those in traffic?" - sorry, I was unable to
grasp the idea.

E-eh English..., I need more practice. A friend of mine who lives
in Hawaii, but originates from Alabama always tells me that she
will teach me just in a few days how to speak like a real
Hillbilly, LOLOLOLOLOL. Unfortunately both Hawaii and Alabama are
still in several thousands miles away :-))

Regards
--
Plamen
http://www.pantonov.com
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--
Sol

Sometimes a photograph captures reality.
Sometimes a photograph captures the imagination.
Ultimately, a photograph simply captures a moment in time.
And then, . . . it lives forever.
 
John down under said:
There was some discussion about the size of the beer I was holding
in the original thread, so I applied some USM and one or two other
clarifying processes to more clearly show the true size:



To provide a better idea of our true physiques, here I am again
with my wonderful wife, or should I say Santa, who gave me my A1
for XMas. She is actually slightly taller than I am, but I stole
this backdrop from Jack D, so I am doing what I can with the
available props:



Click to expand...
--
Sol

Sometimes a photograph captures reality.
Sometimes a photograph captures the imagination.
Ultimately, a photograph simply captures a moment in time.
And then, . . . it lives forever.
 
I don't want to bother you guys but it looks like I am the youngest and the more beautiful here..................don't even think to compete.........LoL......

I am 25 years old.............I started my paparazzi life 10 months ago with a Sony DSC-F717 and I took over 8000 digital pics and 8 roll of B&W film pictures.

I wish I'll become a good photographer as you all are before I got my first white air............hehehe.............for now its a day after day growing passion and a slow aknowledgement.

There is my complete gallerry: http://www.richard_lefebvre.fotopic.net

Here is the most beautiful guy on the forum !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://images.fotopic.net/?id=3287424&outx=600&noresize=1&nostamp=1
http://images.fotopic.net/?id=3287426&outx=600&noresize=1&nostamp=1
http://images.fotopic.net/?id=3287425&outx=600&noresize=1&nostamp=1
 
What a great thread. Let me help by starting off this extended one.

This true face-behind-the-camera shot was taken by my wife while we were celebrating our 25th in Alaska. I'm demonatrating the oh-so-important bottom-lip-bite technique that, for some reason, makes most of the shots in focus. (I hate this shot. What are all those chins doing there?)



When I don't have the 7hi in my face, it looks more like this:



Blessings to all.
  • Tom
 
Barry, great thread.

It really is wonderful to put a face to a name. There have been quite a few people who have given me advice on my posted photos and I must say all advice has been much appreciated. Here are a couple of my photos.



Taken last year on my balcony in Surfers Paradise. Sorry guys I can't compete with the beer shots, but we do make some beautiful wines down here.



We are currently living in Papua New Guinea, this photos was taken last week in a local village.
Thanks again everyone for a great forum.
Regards
Rene
 
The female to male ratio is getting better. Okay, not by a lot, but better. :-)
Good to see you.
Rene Little said:
Barry, great thread.
It really is wonderful to put a face to a name. There have been
quite a few people who have given me advice on my posted photos and
I must say all advice has been much appreciated. Here are a couple
of my photos.



Taken last year on my balcony in Surfers Paradise. Sorry guys I
can't compete with the beer shots, but we do make some beautiful
wines down here.



We are currently living in Papua New Guinea, this photos was taken
last week in a local village.
Thanks again everyone for a great forum.
Regards
Rene
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--
Sol

Sometimes a photograph captures reality.
Sometimes a photograph captures the imagination.
Ultimately, a photograph simply captures a moment in time.
And then, . . . it lives forever.
 
Very nice, Fritz. And a star is born!
fritzkurt said:
Hard work down under on the Canning Stock Route: the beauty of tele
macro range (7hi). Even with sunglasses an acceptable shot!
(and my wife got ME with Dimage X!)





Fritz Kurt, Switzerland
http://mypage.bluewin.ch/didgeman/oz2003/oz2003.htm
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--
Sol

Sometimes a photograph captures reality.
Sometimes a photograph captures the imagination.
Ultimately, a photograph simply captures a moment in time.
And then, . . . it lives forever.
 
I couldn't help but notice that those chins you speak of in your first photo, also show up on your second shot... Although, I have not yet calibrated my monitor re: chin levels yet so the "problem" could be on this end! Regards, Jim
RocketTom said:
What a great thread. Let me help by starting off this extended one.

This true face-behind-the-camera shot was taken by my wife while we
were celebrating our 25th in Alaska. I'm demonatrating the
oh-so-important bottom-lip-bite technique that, for some reason,
makes most of the shots in focus. (I hate this shot. What are all
those chins doing there?)



When I don't have the 7hi in my face, it looks more like this:



Blessings to all.
  • Tom
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--
Jim N'AZ
 
Sorry, can't help but sing that song made famous by The Four Tops. Thanks for sharing your beautiful pictures.

Cheers,

José

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Come and visit me at:
http://www.pbase.com/jmb_56

 
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