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It is great to be able to look at so much work from other members. I've been on board for only a short time and I already have connections around the world. Thanks to everyone who's commented and everyone who takes the trouble to upload their work. I'm having fun!!
Paul
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vielen dank...freut mich sehr das es dir gefällt wünsche schöne weihnachten
lg marion
from Switzerland
31.11.2009
LG
Gallus
Michael
as always thanks for the the comments on the photos you made.
Your friend William.
Ps I hope?
All the best: Michael
To take snow picture, the first rule is to under-expose to avert that the result became too white.
For this picture, I've would adjust my camera down near earth to underline the snow lift up by the wind.
http://www.fotocommunity.fr/pc/pc/mypics/947945/display/15188817
Sorry for my english, I hope you would understand what I mean to tell...
Best regards,
Patrick.
It's nice when someone likes a photo, it makes all the difference to the start of the day thank you.
Regards William.
I'm off to view some of your work now...
Have a good day,
Marcus.
Norman and have a nice weekend...
Norman
Regards Andy.
thanks for your comment on "yesterday" and "fiery"!
interesting stuff about the soft shoe shuffle! i didn't know that, even though i think i've seen the laurel and hardy movie…
the leaves in my profile shot are actually floating on top of the water. at least i think so… i took the picture of myself as a "shady" reflection leaning over the rail of a wooden footbridge. its a favorite of a friend of mine who also thought the leaves were falling and blowing through the darkness. well, maybe they are then…
i like your obscure titles!
greetings from germany!
sabine.
Cheers,
Canan
Once again thank you for your comments on "Looking Up" . This one I had taken back in 2005 and never used it.
Hey Paul :)
Thank you, and yeah theres some great hiking around Wales, but this is almost a vertical drop! maybe hang gliding is better :)
Thanks again mate :)
Hi Paul :)
thanks for your comments...about how close i was, yeah pretty close, about 6 feet
Hi Paul ,
Thanks for your comment :)
one day, perhaps,
i'll get a good shot of your big bird
and with any luck at all
i'll get one of the yukon's, too ;-))
whitehorse greetings
robert
greetings, Adele
Cheers,
Canan
i've got a bunch of cameras
and a buncha lenses -
and the only good way
to get a good picture of anything
is to get as close as you can ...
i'm pretty much compelled
to use my not-all-that-great
nikon 70-300mm fully zoomed
for any eagle pictures
because when i close enough
to use a better lens
they fly away.
i've got lotsa really great photos
of eagles' butts ... ;-))
happy sunday greetings from the north country
robert
thank you very much for your words to this!:...you mean you distroyed all your old pictures??? ...that would be a sin! ;-)
much greetings, mc
This is a puzzle box. This one in the photo is a replica of the one used in the movie - 'Hell Raiser'.
Best regards
Gert-Olof
Thanks Paul for your comment on Oxbow Bend,
Jack
Thanks a lot for your nice comment. No I didn't use any special technique, the light was quite soft in there so I just tried to use high-key a bit :-)
Best regards
/Lovisa L
i guess its a matter of taste anyway...
much greetings, mc
Thanks for the comment Paul.
I did enhance the tree coloring with a "Indian Summer" setting available in 'Color EFEX'. Which helped enrich the orange already present in the photo.
Thanks for the look!
greetings, mc
much greetings, weggi mc
cheers,
Nige.
Hi Paul, Thanks for taking the time to visit my work & comment, it is much appreciated. I look forward to seeing more of your work in the future.
All the best
David
cheers,
sarah k
Good luck and welcome to the comunity:0)
welcome here at fc, its a great place!
thank you very much for your great words to this!:
have a good time here and enjoy!
much greetings, mc
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Paul
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Marion Wö., 19.12.2011 at 0:47h
hi paulvielen dank...freut mich sehr das es dir gefällt wünsche schöne weihnachten
lg marion
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Gallus Pictures present, 29.10.2009 at 17:08h
Halloween Picturesfrom Switzerland
31.11.2009
LG
Gallus
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Michael Grotkamp, 18.12.2008 at 9:14h
Wish a Merry Christmas and in next year a great walk on of wonderful Paul works...Michael
J e n n i f e r E. , 7.12.2008 at 11:00h
Thanks a lot for your comment! =)William Williamson , 7.12.2008 at 2:28h
Paul;as always thanks for the the comments on the photos you made.
Your friend William.
Ps I hope?
Michael Grotkamp , 6.12.2008 at 20:43h
Thank you Paul, was nice to hear you.All the best: Michael
Patrick H. , 3.12.2008 at 14:07h
Hi,To take snow picture, the first rule is to under-expose to avert that the result became too white.
For this picture, I've would adjust my camera down near earth to underline the snow lift up by the wind.
http://www.fotocommunity.fr/pc/pc/mypics/947945/display/15188817
Sorry for my english, I hope you would understand what I mean to tell...
Best regards,
Patrick.
theriom , 3.12.2008 at 13:39h
Thanks for the comment Paul. The junkyard is right inside Lockport, NY. Kohl's Salvage was the name of it. Its just a few blocks from the Erie Canal on Pine Street, Lockport, NY. |
William Williamson , 3.12.2008 at 11:38h
Hi Paul;It's nice when someone likes a photo, it makes all the difference to the start of the day thank you.
Regards William.
Marcus Rich , 1.12.2008 at 23:40h
Thanks for the comment Paul, I have a similar pic from inside a Cathedral, I have to wait until Thursday until they'll let me upload more :0(I'm off to view some of your work now...
Have a good day,
Marcus.
Niggyboy , 29.11.2008 at 20:22h
Thanks Paul I've been a little quiet on the community, lots going on. Still got to post a few shots from Your great place NY. We had a loverly time there, you people are so chilled out and very friendly.Bubobubo , 29.11.2008 at 19:39h
Thank you again Paul........Norman and have a nice weekend...
Bubobubo , 29.11.2008 at 19:37h
Thank you Paul for the comment.........Norman
Fabi Schmid , 28.11.2008 at 12:10h
Thanks for comment... :)Andy Boardman , 21.11.2008 at 22:38h
Thanks for all your comments Paul, glad you found something you liked.Regards Andy.
s. sabine krause , 19.11.2008 at 17:33h
hi paul,thanks for your comment on "yesterday" and "fiery"!
interesting stuff about the soft shoe shuffle! i didn't know that, even though i think i've seen the laurel and hardy movie…
the leaves in my profile shot are actually floating on top of the water. at least i think so… i took the picture of myself as a "shady" reflection leaning over the rail of a wooden footbridge. its a favorite of a friend of mine who also thought the leaves were falling and blowing through the darkness. well, maybe they are then…
i like your obscure titles!
greetings from germany!
sabine.
Sarah Burg, 18.11.2008 at 9:23h
Thx for your comment Paul - I will indeed work on that - I was so involved in my longing I didn't even notice. b/wSarahCanan Oner , 13.11.2008 at 10:35h
Thanks Paul..yes , the rock wall was wet :))) And inside it was cold and moist too..A little spooky cave :))Cheers,
Canan
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William Williamson , 13.11.2008 at 1:47h
Hi Paul;Once again thank you for your comments on "Looking Up" . This one I had taken back in 2005 and never used it.
Toby Law , 12.11.2008 at 14:56h
Hey Paul :)
Thank you, and yeah theres some great hiking around Wales, but this is almost a vertical drop! maybe hang gliding is better :)
Toby Law , 12.11.2008 at 2:19h
Thanks again mate :)
Toby Law , 12.11.2008 at 2:17h
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Hi Paul :)
thanks for your comments...about how close i was, yeah pretty close, about 6 feet
Toby Law , 11.11.2008 at 18:09h
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Hi Paul ,
Thanks for your comment :)
Robert L. Roux, 11.11.2008 at 7:27h
thanks paul |
i'll get a good shot of your big bird
and with any luck at all
i'll get one of the yukon's, too ;-))
whitehorse greetings
robert
Lanochka , 10.11.2008 at 22:29h
Hi Paul! Thanks for comming to my picture and your comment. Wellcome!Adele Oliver , 10.11.2008 at 22:07h
Hallo Paul, thank you for your visit and thank you for your kind comment. I like what you do.greetings, Adele
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Jim Bufis , 10.11.2008 at 5:32h
thank you paul for your nice comment it was much appreciated thanks agian. :)Canan Oner , 9.11.2008 at 10:02h
Thank you so much Paul..Cheers,
Canan
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Robert L. Roux, 9.11.2008 at 8:41h
hi and thanks pauli've got a bunch of cameras
and a buncha lenses -
and the only good way
to get a good picture of anything
is to get as close as you can ...
i'm pretty much compelled
to use my not-all-that-great
nikon 70-300mm fully zoomed
for any eagle pictures
because when i close enough
to use a better lens
they fly away.
i've got lotsa really great photos
of eagles' butts ... ;-))
happy sunday greetings from the north country
robert
monochromo , 8.11.2008 at 20:46h
hi paulthank you very much for your words to this!:...you mean you distroyed all your old pictures??? ...that would be a sin! ;-)
much greetings, mc
theriom , 7.11.2008 at 13:34h
Thanks for the comment!This is a puzzle box. This one in the photo is a replica of the one used in the movie - 'Hell Raiser'.
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gert-olof nickel , 6.11.2008 at 18:08h
Thanks for your comment,Best regards
Gert-Olof
theriom , 6.11.2008 at 3:58h
Thanks for the comment on |
Jack Cunningham , 5.11.2008 at 16:37h
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Jack
Lovisa Lagerquist, 5.11.2008 at 15:36h
Hi Paul!Thanks a lot for your nice comment. No I didn't use any special technique, the light was quite soft in there so I just tried to use high-key a bit :-)
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Best regards
/Lovisa L
monochromo , 1.11.2008 at 11:18h
thanks paul for your comment to this foto!: |
much greetings, mc
theriom , 29.10.2008 at 23:29h
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I did enhance the tree coloring with a "Indian Summer" setting available in 'Color EFEX'. Which helped enrich the orange already present in the photo.
Thanks for the look!
monochromo , 27.10.2008 at 23:49h
many thanks paul!!! |
monochromo , 27.10.2008 at 23:42h
and for this as well!:...waitin' for your b&w stuff!greetings, mc
monochromo , 26.10.2008 at 7:45h
thanks a lot paul for your compliment to this foto!:nikon 18-135 zoom, hdr and converted in photoshop elements 6.much greetings, weggi mc
Niggyboy , 25.10.2008 at 17:58h
Hi Paul thanks again for your comments. To answer your question, all colour toning was done in photoshop. A combination of Hue/Sat and channel mixer. If you have photoshop there are many many combinations you can experiment with. There were selections made of foreground and background with gaussian blur, this makes the focus on the abbey stand out.cheers,
Nige.
David Mus, 23.10.2008 at 18:58h
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All the best
David
Niggyboy , 21.10.2008 at 19:46h
Hi just got your comment, thanks very much this was taken in a ruined monastery were i live. regards Nige. keep up the good work.Sarah D. Kiefer , 21.10.2008 at 0:55h
greetings from wisconsin! i've just been through your gallery and there's some lovely work... always happy to find new and different faces, photos and points of view. welcome to FC. it's a fun place...cheers,
sarah k
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Niggyboy , 15.10.2008 at 23:36h
Hi Paul thanks for your comments, this is called split toning it is a technique learned from DP MAGAZINE very good tutorials easy to follow and using Photoshop I have been doing Digital photography for about 3 years now.Good luck and welcome to the comunity:0)
monochromo , 13.10.2008 at 23:58h
dear paulwelcome here at fc, its a great place!
thank you very much for your great words to this!:
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much greetings, mc
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