Show everyone the latest shots which make you feel dead chuffed with your camera choice
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(I don't know how my intention to write "image" became "jangle" in my last post . So, I will now use this as a Photoclubalpha term for a stunning picture which deserves to convert into lots of money in the pocket, hence "jangle" . )
Nex 5, Nex 6 (IR), A7M2, A99 and a bunch of lenses.
I like the 'tighter' composition of subjects in the first one the most. Pretty clear view. Did you shoot it through a window? Those are pretty dirty or covered with a layer of ice most of the time.
Birma wrote:(I don't know how my intention to write "image" became "jangle" in my last post . So, I will now use this as a Photoclubalpha term for a stunning picture which deserves to convert into lots of money in the pocket, hence "jangle" . )
I was wondering about that, but I figured it was a Brit use of the word that I hadn't heard used in this way before.
mvanrheenen wrote:I like the 'tighter' composition of subjects in the first one the most. Pretty clear view. Did you shoot it through a window? Those are pretty dirty or covered with a layer of ice most of the time.
I am still undecided which one I like more. While looking at the LCD and taking the photos I liked both compositions too and nothing has changed since then.
The plane was new and the windows were very clear with no dirt or scratches. Last year I was lucky again with clean, new windows and took the photos here:
Greg Beetham wrote:Great shot of Mt Fuji Henry, I really like how you arranged the clouds all around in a semi-circle and none over the mountain itself.
Post-9/11 the cockpit doors are locked and reinforced so it is much harder than it used to be to persuade the pilot to follow my directions. Fortunately, this time a flight attendant helped and we circled Fuji-san for an hour or so until the clouds were the way I wanted.
That’s an attractive splash of colour in the midst of the concrete jungle Henry. The yellow cab reminds me of the Big Mac adds running lately here called ‘Tastes of America’ they are quite entertaining, I like the NY cabbie character. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHkyVKlD ... 1370112A2D
Greg
Flew up to the Isle of Skye (via Inverness) last weekend so decided just to take hand luggage and left my usual Sony gear behind. These are with my Panasonic G2:-
Some days you eat the bear, other days the bear eats you....
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Some days you eat the bear, other days the bear eats you....
My Flickr site:- http://www.flickr.com/photos/rb56/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
. Can't chose between them.
. So, I will now use this as a Photoclubalpha term for a stunning picture which deserves to convert into lots of money in the pocket, hence "jangle" 
