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Nice photo Solberg... is that a lecture of some sort?

I'd hit that, by the way. Academic types ftw.
 
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Holy Cow this thread is still going on! It's been more than a year since I checked in here.
That's AWESOME.
 
v0od0o said:
Holy Cow this thread is still going on! It's been more than a year since I checked in here.
That's AWESOME.
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:shock: OMG, where've you been?

Oh and welcome back :p
 
mgkdk!! You're still here!! :w00t:
I see a few other old timers around too!
Oh, and thank you :)

I've been alive. Still here in Seattle.
Need to keep this on topic...

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Shawn said:
Nice photo Solberg... is that a lecture of some sort?

I'd hit that, by the way. Academic types ftw.
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It was actually taken at the British Motor show. It was just a gimmick at the Ford stand ;)

Level, that Scooby photo is absolutely awesome!
 
It's good if only, it looks like a quick snap shot. All those people really ruin the photo and the composition isn't very dramatic. It looks like a photo anyone would just take. I would try to get much much closer any try and compose my shot so that there are no people in it. If there do happen to be a few, I would try to clone them out.

I gave your photo a quick job. I did a quick (and poor) job of cloning out the people, I added a few filters and sharpened it. The result is quite good (and that is with poor composition). If you gave your composition more thought, you could easily have got a epic photo.

https://pic.armedcats.net/a/an/anonymous/2008/09/06/DSC_0282_000.jpg


Please don't take any of this the wrong way. I am only trying to help and give out some tips ;-)

Anyway, + rep for trying :)
 
Solberg said:
It was actually taken at the British Motor show. It was just a gimmick at the Ford stand ;)

Level, that Scooby photo is absolutely awesome!
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Thanks! :)

damnhawk said:
level, whos the lady driving the scooby?
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A fellow Motorsport club member. She autocrosses more than anyone else in the club and we have some pretty dedicated members.


SCANDINAVIAN FLICK!
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Solberg said:
It's good if only, it looks like a quick snap shot. All those people really ruin the photo and the composition isn't very dramatic. It looks like a photo anyone would just take. I would try to get much much closer any try and compose my shot so that there are no people in it. If there do happen to be a few, I would try to clone them out.

I gave your photo a quick job. I did a quick (and poor) job of cloning out the people, I added a few filters and sharpened it. The result is quite good (and that is with poor composition). If you gave your composition more thought, you could easily have got a epic photo.

https://pic.armedcats.net/a/an/anonymous/2008/09/06/DSC_0282_000.jpg


Please don't take any of this the wrong way. I am only trying to help and give out some tips ;-)

Anyway, + rep for trying :)
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Thanks a lot.

I've got a few potential subjects for photos around here, now it's just a matter of finding the right moment to get the snapshot... with the right settings.

And I'm not taking it the wrong way. Thanks again for the tips.:mrgreen: :+1: to you.
 
vikiradTG2007 said:
Thanks a lot.

I've got a few potential subjects for photos around here, now it's just a matter of finding the right moment to get the snapshot... with the right settings.

And I'm not taking it the wrong way. Thanks again for the tips.:mrgreen: :+1: to you.
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Glad to help :)
 
epp_b said:
I don't know, I don't mind the people. I think a shot is a shot, what's there is there.

Here's my attempt:

https://pic.armedcats.net/a/an/anonymous/2008/09/06/forums.finalgear.com_vikiradTG2007_stone_henge.jpg
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Hmmm... Looks a bit weird with the sky having that purple-ish hue.

OK, I know I'm not supposed to post another photo today, but here's another little attempt. This time, since I can't work well with sky hues...

https://pic.armedcats.net/a/an/anonymous/2008/09/06/DSC_2029.jpg

Ironically, the shadow falling on the pavement slabs is of a man who was once hit on the head with one of those things.
 
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