Peter Del
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Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
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retired
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Jan 19, 2006
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Impressive shot of a wonderful landscape and an intrepid mountaineer.
This is my first camera, which I still have
https://www.dpreview.com/galleries/8804053911/photos/3282253/my-first-camera
but none of my subsequent ones.
Albert Valentino: These are rather lackluster portraits. Many of the subjects look like they are exhausted, half asleep, or could care less.
I agree, but this lack of joy is now commonplace. If the subject smiles, it isn't art!
sportyaccordy: Looks great, but no landscapes?
My thoughts entirely.
Peter Del: The D80 was my first digital camera, having come from a couple of Minolta film cameras. Then I bought an Olympus E-M5 mk1, and my back was so grateful!
No, you might just use a camera body to takes photographs, but I like to put a lens on it. The difference is noticeable.
Peter Del: The D80 was my first digital camera, having come from a couple of Minolta film cameras. Then I bought an Olympus E-M5 mk1, and my back was so grateful!
Peiasdf, I suppose you get a kick out of being rude.
The D80 was my first digital camera, having come from a couple of Minolta film cameras. Then I bought an Olympus E-M5 mk1, and my back was so grateful!
Very interesting, because I've long been under the impression that the digital camera was invented by Steven Sasson.
Wonderful, a worthy winner.
A sad reflection on Americans' obsession with guns.
The first three are wonderful.
I hope all the plastic is recycled!
Peter Del: Beautiful, sophisticated image that looks partly drawn; though I've no idea how you did that.
Thanks valenttin, the penny has dropped, noise has been added in ACR.
Beautiful, sophisticated image that looks partly drawn; though I've no idea how you did that.
My first camera, which is the only one I kept:
https://www.dpreview.com/galleries/8804053911/photos/3282253/my-first-camera
The trees with the light above them are magical
I load my USB stick (£8) with jpegs and they play as a slide show on my 32" TV. It has the same problem as this frame, it is rectangular, not all photos are landscape. They should have made it square, so that all pictures, whether landscape or portrait, are the same size!
Thanks for the compliment.
A remarkable and unlikely insect superbly captured.
Magical, quite magical
It seems to me that if it includes an original Oska Barnack camera, then the estimate is very low indeed.