Dohmnuill

Surely it's a matter of tight connections (including to the ground and to the camera) make rigid nodal points  so that stationary waves resonate in the legs when the wind blows past the legs. There ...

I'm guessing you've not had any trouble with anyone fiddling with your images.

Interesting. The first para would suggest his family gets in the way. No doubt the  "growing family etc" annoys some but I've never taken it to heart. I've found his lens reviews fair. Diversity of ...

"Not that I particularly trust him, but Ken Rockwell's ...". What do you mean? "Trust" is a valued and highly personal quality. It's questioning is subject to rigorous defense in any public forum.  ...

"What kind of a landscape photographer are you if you can't relate to and lament the loss of vast forests from any cause?" What a poor form attempt to denigrate a fellow photographer because he ...

That definitely is a photograph (of a pleasant landscape).

I'm sure I wouldn't keep that mirror, Willie. Things were looking promising in 1. and 2. and then..

What do you think you'll do with the processed photo, Willie? Maybe a super-enlargement hung over the sofa? Christmas cards for the relatives? Nativity messages written in the large white negative ...

Sad.  School children are susceptible to the AGW nonsense and this photo with red hot wires and pylons would be just the sort of rubbish to frighten them. Why not spend your time rep-publishing ...

Oo, oo, 'freelensing', how rad.., hope the neighbours managed to hold themselves together with that exhibition. Why not give the lens to the guy in the next row in front so he can wave it around a ...

How about Minox, or is it too mainstream (Minotar, Minoxar,...)?

Waste of time!

Take a look, Travis. Particularly at the image of the young woman at the edge of the frame with her hat on the ground in front of her.

Hi Travis, I think this is a good attempt to convey the feeling of the endless prairie. The sky needs to be large in such photos and the loneliness is there; perhaps more could be made of the ...

Mmm, I'd probably go to the the nearest plant nursery and order about 75 semi-mature deciduous trees, obtain permission from the local council to plant, hire a back-hoe etc, plant in early spring ...

Lucky man, Ken. Long haul (24 hr)  flying from here is off the list for the moment. I know what you mean by those cloudless skies, not great for landscapes. (I must update 'My Gallery' in DPR with ...

Indeed, Ken. I was last there almost 2 years ago (staying at Balnearn House which is in easy walking distance) and the autumn looked great. Another great area is in my ancestral lands of Glenlyon, ...

"Now Simmer blinks on flowery braes, And o'er the crystal streamlets plays; Come let us spend the lightsome days, In the birks of Aberfeldy." (R. Burns)

I don't understand. Where is there a "euphemistic" aperture number? Why is it a euphemism? Did you mean  optimistic or optimism? Or something else?