Photo Of The Day.

[Sutton Warrior]

Nice photograph. Hope you dont mind, I had a quick fiddle with the picture. If you can master the other commands you can control the outcome a lot more than using autofix. Though there is nothing with your version, you may even like it better, I feel part of the fun taking photographs are the processes after the photo has been taken.

 

 

 

The point I was making was; 'simple' = low cost camera and a budget Photo Shop package. The camera has full auto through to as much manual control as one would wish, the same applies to the Elements versions of PS. Elements Auto makes a remarkably good stab at an appropriate adjustment, especially when one compares it to the original and the more complex approach, and one presumes? the vastly more expensive pro version of Photo Shop? Sorry if you have used Elements, but the point still stands, cost is not everything, the words 'less user friendly' spring to mind

 

Complex . . . nah' keep it simple, why do things the hard way? if the final result, is for me, the same If it were cheaper to do things manually? or your personal pleasure is manual manipulation . . .

 

Takes me back to a previous life; records, LP's were wonderful things; CD's and the digital world we live in makes things very flat, 2 dimensional and uninteresting, the 'black art' skills are no more? . . . I wonder? recording techniques and understanding have improved in recent years Perhaps this is the case with digital photography, high pixel rating, better technology and relative low cost is capable of ringing some bells?

 

The above may make a good, slightly controvertial topic to continue in its own right?

 

S/W

[MrWiggly]

"The above may make a good, slightly controvertial topic to continue in its own right?"

 

Interesting point SW ....

 

Why not start a topic, and see who wants to chew on it ??

 

Wiggly.

[peter mccue]

A Common Blue feeding on Sainfoin:

 

 

 

Beautiful shot of the Common Blue Chris, very envious.

 

I've not seen any up here in Cleveland, more's the pity

[medwaygreen]

Slodger great shots of the two butterflies your Nikon does a great job for you, the best i have seen for a long time.

 

Thanks

[slodger]

Thanks chaps, it's nice to know someone's interested in the pictures and to get a few positive comments.

 

Here's something I found on a revisit to my childhood village today. I don't think they're particulary rare, but I've certainly never seen them before. I'm assuming they are 'Bee Orchids'? A stunning little flower whatever it is, and tucked away in a quiet little corner of a Suffolk field.

 

 

 

[Andrew]

Cracking shots splodger

[ayjay]

I'm assuming they are 'Bee Orchids'?

 

 

I don't think they could bee anything else.

 

Nice pics Chris.

 

 

A pair of Yellowhammers from me today.

 

 

[J.K]

Some great photos all.

 

I took this one today while walking along the flooded river. Far from a perfect picture but made me smile lol.

 

[Snatcher]

Good shot JK you captured the moment mate

 

Just got back from our caravan on the Mull of Galloway.Here are a few images from the weekend!!

 

A party of anglers about to go toping into Luce Bay

 

 

A couple for you Judy visited Soleburn Garden Centre in Stranraer

 

 

 

 

me this morning with my fathers day pressie,thanks Amanda and Chris

 

 

Driving back this afternoon the visability improved and the Isle of Man showed up so stopped the car and took a shot

 

 

[poledark]

Whoops

 

 

 

Den

Edited June 22, 2007 by poledark