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Carl Zeiss Planar T 50mm f/1.7

08/19/2005 08:13:59 PM · #1

Bottom of the third inning. I've got most of the ballgame yet to sit here and listen to on the radio. Home by myself...great time to just sit and critique for those willing to trade!

I have prints and challenge shots in my portfolio here, or you can go to my full online gallery at My PBase Gallery

Thanks!

tryals15

Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II

08/19/2005 08:20:31 PM · #2

I left you one. I'll be back later for more... =]

Art Roflmao

Canon EOS-6D Mark II

Canon EF 24-105mm f/4.0L IS

08/19/2005 08:32:43 PM · #3

I left you some comments on these:
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And I bought a print of this for my wife:
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christie3

Canon EOS-400D Rebel XTi

Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II

08/19/2005 08:33:01 PM · #4

Leftcha one and I'm commenting on more as we speak... :)

JunieMoon

Sony Alpha a7 II

Sony FE 3.5-5.6/28-70 mm OSS

08/19/2005 08:42:56 PM · #5

I just looked at some of your work. I love the spiritual images. I have been attempting to do the same thing with scripture on my pictures, but so far I haven't really been pleased with my images. Anyway, all of your work is fabulous. I have many miles to go for mine.

Sony FE 3.5-5.6/28-70 mm OSS

08/19/2005 08:54:33 PM · #6

REDs are winning 9-3, so I'm in a good mood if you want nice comments!

Originally posted by kpriest:

Thanks! Just a reminder that I do have a special going on for DPC'rs only until the end of August. ANY 8x10 or larger of my prints for only $2.00 over my cost, anything under 8x10 is only $1.00 over my costs. Just email me before you order and wait for my return email so I can temporarily change the price of whatever print you want.

WHoooohooooo!!! 3 run homer...make that 12-3!!! :)

Message edited by author 2005-08-19 21:01:43.

JunieMoon

Sony Alpha a7 II

08/19/2005 09:10:38 PM · #7

Thanks for your comment on my prom picture.-----

What a beautiful blue gown! I would suggest that when you have harsh lighting situations like this, you might try to find a shady spot and /or use a fill flash for more even lighting and hopefully avoid those harsh shadows. Colors are really good and the location looks ideal for the portrait, except for the harsh sunlight----

About the image, the background was actually a street. I took a photo of a waterfall, cut out the original background, and replaced it. Took me nearly 3 hours of painstaking work to do it.

08/19/2005 09:21:05 PM · #8

Woohoo....now it's 16 - 3 Reds have batted around in two consecutive innings. Now I'm in a REALLY good mood. I'm also scoring some challenge shots.

08/19/2005 09:35:13 PM · #9

Anyone else?