Some of my photos
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Huh. Not as pale as I expected a Mom's basement dwellar to be.
DurkaDurka, just wanted to thank you for the camera recommendations. I took a couple of photos today, and they are soooooooo much better. I missed the hawks ... but I'll catch them tomorrow or the next day. Once again, I have clear, crisp photos. They're still a little under-exposed, but that could be the setting on the day/cloudy etc. I'll check that again.
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
Durka , this is why I think you are a genius..... your pictures , with very little effect tell a story.
For someone that has picked this up not that long ago , you are a natural
With exception of two pictures on the front page , they are all hdr .
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My subject range seem very limited .
For someone that has picked this up not that long ago , you are a natural
With exception of two pictures on the front page , they are all hdr .
Pictures by Cylon_Ace - Photobucket
My subject range seem very limited .
Durka , this is why I think you are a genius..... your pictures , with very little effect tell a story.
For someone that has picked this up not that long ago , you are a natural
I agree with you whole heartedly on that.
I disagree with you on this. Those shots are quite breathtaking.
Very nice.
Durka , this is why I think you are a genius..... your pictures , with very little effect tell a story.
For someone that has picked this up not that long ago , you are a natural
With exception of two pictures on the front page , they are all hdr .
Pictures by Cylon_Ace - Photobucket
My subject range seem very limited .
You have some great shots in there, El Barto. I love the open sky and the tones and colours you captured in many of them. I would be shooting similar subjects if I wasn't in the city 99% of the time.
And the fellow to his right is thinking, "Holy ****! It's Spock, yo!":lol:
Detail is fairly good but depth of field seems off a little.Haven't had another lucky shot with the hawks, so tried out the settings on ...
Like Cliff said, the depth of field is a bit off. Looks like the camera is focusing on the bottom of the stem.
Are you shooting with auto focus on?
Homeless fella eating lunch in front of the Layton tribute wall at Nathan Phillips Square
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I love your subjectsLike Cliff said, the depth of field is a bit off. Looks like the camera is focusing on the bottom of the stem.
Are you shooting with auto focus on?
Homeless fella eating lunch in front of the Layton tribute wall at Nathan Phillips Square
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Hey Durka, have you ever heard of Keesic Douglas?
He was a guest artist at Kooter's Native arts and studies camp.
He worked with the kids on video projects.
Kooter's was titled "FBIS", "Frickin big Indian syndrome", lol.
If I post it on YouTube, I'll send you a link.
He was a guest artist at Kooter's Native arts and studies camp.
He worked with the kids on video projects.
Kooter's was titled "FBIS", "Frickin big Indian syndrome", lol.
If I post it on YouTube, I'll send you a link.
Lonely nights in the portlands of Toronto. Almost get run over taking this shot lol
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The Road Not Taken | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Lonely nights in the portlands of Toronto. Almost get run over taking this shot lol
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Well if your going to stagger down the road taking pictures you should hang a glow stick around your neck.
haha, probably wouldn't be a bad idea. I think most motorists who use this road due to bypass ride checks
Bloody right, and the last thing I want to do is run down my pal Durka while evading the fuzz.
Street shot at Yonge and Dundas, Toronto.
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Toronto from Leslie Spit, which is a man-made outlet, built from construction fill.
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Umbrella City | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Toronto from Leslie Spit, which is a man-made outlet, built from construction fill.
City from a distance | Flickr - Photo Sharing!