Thread: LOML's Photo's

Nice pics Sue, well done. Sounds like you had a good time Ray. Thats good, time you had that break. Shame you couldn't have come this far but hope to catch up with you on my visit to Sydney.

Ray, Sue's taking good pics. You better get her a DSLR. Deb got her Nikon D40 and hasn't looked back. Team that with a colour printer and a laptop and Sue'll be occupied for hours, leaving you to play in the shed

Originally Posted by Pat

Ray, Sue's taking good pics. You better get her a DSLR. Deb got her Nikon D40 and hasn't looked back. Team that with a colour printer and a laptop and Sue'll be occupied for hours, leaving you to play in the shed

Doing it reverse order pat has Laptop has colour printer just needs DSLR.

Originally Posted by wheelinround

We love old bridges and had plenty to see in our daily trips.

My photo's have yet to go be developed yep Film all 6 rolls.

Those are some great shots there Ray!

Old bridges are cool, and I've got some old shots that I took over twenty years ago on an ordinary camera. The shots aren't that good, being scanned from pretty crappy quality pics in the first place, but I noticed straight away how similar they are to the shots of yours.
Here's a couple of Amboyne Crossing, an old suspension bridge;



And here's a couple of McKillops' Bridge;



BTW, I like your new avatar.

Originally Posted by pawnhead

Those are some great shots there Ray!

Old bridges are cool, and I've got some old shots that I took over twenty years ago on an ordinary camera. The shots aren't that good, being scanned from pretty crappy quality pics in the first place, but I noticed straight away how similar they are to the shots of yours.
Here's a couple of Amboyne Crossing, an old suspension bridge;



And here's a couple of McKillops' Bridge;



BTW, I like your new avatar.

You Mean Sue's shots

Originally Posted by wheelinround

You Mean Sue's shots

Well, the one's you posted anyway.
You should get her to sign up and post more of her pics.
Especially if you're going to invest in a nice camera.

Got my prints back today with dropping to forum required size quality not so good.

If anyone knows what tree the yellow flowers are off I'd appreciate it.

These ar just a few of 6 rolls of film.

John's River Bridge took this back in 2002 PH

Ray, she tooks really very nice pictures.
Think she likes it to take nature pictures, like my own sister has the plan to develop this as a hobby, and wanted to make a blog.
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Originally Posted by Ad de Crom

Ray, she tooks really very nice pictures.
Think she likes it to take nature pictures, like my own sister has the plan to develop this as a hobby, and wanted to make a blog.
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Thanks Ad she has had a good teacher

There are forums world wide of photography not enough time to look at them all.

If your sis does do a blog let me have the link for a viewing please

Originally Posted by wheelinround

Got my prints back today with dropping to forum required size quality not so good.

Try Imageshack. You can sign up for free and control your photos, or you can just upload them and get a direct link without signing up, or a linked thumbnail to display wherever you want. If you know how to work the html code, then you can post an 800px wide pic on the forums, and have it link to a big pic of several Mb, much larger than your screen size. I don't know what the limit is, but I've posted some huge pics and I've yet to hit it. There's a pretty big one behind the flag in my sig.
Not trying to discourage using the forums hosting, but I like to post my pics elsewhere as well, and I don't like to use Neil's bandwidth for that.

Originally Posted by wheelinround

If anyone knows what tree the yellow flowers are off I'd appreciate it.

These ar just a few of 6 rolls of film.

It looks like you might find it here somewhere. I like that shot with the turquoise water.

Edit; There's even a forum for it. There seems to be a forum set up for just about anything nowadays. I wonder if the South American Dung beatle has it's own forum yet.

Originally Posted by pawnhead

Try Imageshack. You can sign up for free and control your photos, or you can just upload them and get a direct link without signing up, or a linked thumbnail to display wherever you want. If you know how to work the html code, then you can post an 800px wide pic on the forums, and have it link to a big pic of several Mb, much larger than your screen size. I don't know what the limit is, but I've posted some huge pics and I've yet to hit it. There's a pretty big one behind the flag in my sig.
Not trying to discourage using the forums hosting, but I like to post my pics elsewhere as well, and I don't like to use Neil's bandwidth for that.It looks like you might find it here somewhere. I like that shot with the turquoise water.

Edit; There's even a forum for it. There seems to be a forum set up for just about anything nowadays. I wonder if the South American Dung beatle has it's own forum yet.

Thanks PH she already has a Flickr page or 10 mostly knitting and we share the blog
I have 2 Flickr accounts also

Plus Neils Albums here I suppose for my photo's

Sue's photo's above were almost same as mine except for the birds & Lizards and under the wharf.


Ray

Yeh that blog looks good.
I checked it out a while ago.

I got a Flikr as well, but they reduce the images there so I don't really use it.

They reduce them at photobucket as well, but I've had an account there for a long time now and use it for anything that doesn't need to be above forum size, although with some high pics, they reduce them below 800px wide which makes them narrower than they have to be for forum posting.

Imageshack FTW.