The Photography Thread

[AndyRM]

Visited an icon today, passing the North Yorkshire Moors on the way:

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You are to be commended for a shot of the transporter bridge that isn't cluttered up by the surrounding bomb site.

 

[F70100]

You are to be commended for a shot of the transporter bridge that isn't cluttered up by the surrounding bomb site.

Many thanks - I had to work at it. Also, when I arrived, and was trying the "portrait" format shot, there was a crane jib in the way. I hung around for a bit and when I got the techies attention, they kindly dropped the jib for 2 minutes whilst I got the shot.

 

[September]

Same guy, coming down a drop at some pace...


Under Pressure by Tom Cash, on Flickr

 

[Melvil]

Here's a few relatively recent shots around Edinburgh (and one in Paris).

 

[Fnaar]

"Morning wood"

 

[Melvil]

btw - haven't done this for ages - how do you embed photies on here again?

Cheers!

Mel

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

btw - haven't done this for ages - how do you embed photies on here again?

Cheers!

Mel

click the upload a file option below where you type and off to the right...

 

[Melvil]

click the upload a file option below where you type and off to the right...

Nice one! Thanks.

 

[Cyclist33]

Same guy, coming down a drop at some pace...


Under Pressure by Tom Cash, on Flickr

Only way I can get a shot like that is by pausing "Dirt 3" on the computer!

 

[paul04]

Took this picture of the moon on Thursday night(nice clear sky)

 

[Doseone]

@paul04 That's a nice picture Paul. I have tried and tried to the point of pretty much giving up, but why is it so damn hard to get a sharp picture of the moon?

 

[john59]

One of my moon shots taken a while back!



John

 

[Crackle]

@paul04 That's a nice picture Paul. I have tried and tried to the point of pretty much giving up, but why is it so damn hard to get a sharp picture of the moon?

It moves. Quite quickly. Don't you need one of those tracking motors on your tripod, set to Moon speed.

 

[MontyVeda]

Visited an icon today, passing the North Yorkshire Moors on the way:

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Love the two of the bridge... and the aerial one is stunning! Where is it?

 

[Gravity Aided]

Shutter speed may be higher than you think. It is a reflected light object, so f8 and about 1/60 to 1/125 sec may work out for you,IIRC. Many folks think a longer exposure may be necessary, but that imparts movement to the photo, causing blurriness. I'm sure other will be along to clarify further.