The Photograph Thread - Own Works Only! [900 pixels longest side]

[Hardy]

I'm dreaming about that feckin fly at this stage.

[Hardy]

Submarine racing off Dingle.

[theticklemister]

Submarine racing off Dingle.

a 5er on the one on the right.

[Syferus]

Lately I've become very careful about trying to make any photo manipulation I do unobtrusive but it's always a lot of fun every now and then to cut loose with the editing - this began life as a full colour, digital photograph:



Turlough House, the National Museum of Country Life (County Mayo, birr). It's free admission to the estate, the house and the museum itself, well worth a Sunday afternoon trip.

[Fluffy Che]

Love the shot of Ballintoy..  very dream-like!

[rrhf]

Suppose I'd better post something after mouthing off 

That's deadly. What you using for that?

Was that taken at the RDS or Croke Park?

[muppet]

Was that taken at the RDS or Croke Park?

Croker obviously, can't you see it is a fleadom fighter.

[theskull1]

Do I need to tell the city slickers what it is?

[Tony Baloney]

Do I need to tell the city slickers what it is?

If she's not red keep her in the shed.

[omagh_gael]

Brum's country cousin?

[theskull1]

Twice removed

[Aerlik]

Do I need to tell the city slickers what it is?

Worth a lot of moola these days, yer auld MF35

[Aerlik]

This may sound stupid but......... is there a certain name for a type of photo which is taken which makes all the lights twinkle or run into each other. You always see them when the pictures of the city roads are taken and there are starkingly fantastic beams of lightswhere the cars have gone. I think these types of pictures are fascinating.

Not a stupid question, lad, especially if you are using a piece of technology and simply don't know how to use it.  Every day is a school day.

You get Star-shot filters which can be 6-point and above. These add a twinkle effect to lights in photos.  I have a 6- and an 8-point. 

A mate has ND8 and ND4(? I think) Neutral Density Filter which creates some amazing effects.

[Syferus]

Thomas Corcoran. Remember the name.

[Íseal agus crua isteach a]