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Some pics from today’s foggy ramble.
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All taken on the banks of the Boyne today.
Bigger versions are at my Flickr.
The Ship:
Definitely no.4 for me as well…really lovely shot. Some great up close shots all around.
Robbie
8)it dpesn’t look like my foggy ramble- (more anon)
but I like 5,
if we’re doing numeric preferences-maybe you can please all of the people,
some of the tme,
depending on how many you post:wink:
jb7 wrote:
it dpesn’t look like my foggy ramble- (more anon)
but I like 5,
if we’re doing numeric preferences-maybe you can please all of the people,
some of the tme,
depending on how many you post:wink:
Danny this is the second vote for 5. Great shots all of them.
Sodajb7 wrote:
it dpesn’t look like my foggy ramble- (more anon)
but I like 5,
if we’re doing numeric preferences-maybe you can please all of the people,
some of the tme,
depending on how many you post:wink:
:D
I don’t post that many but when I do………………………..
It’s gas how peoples’ views differ though, isn’t it. My favourite is no. 1 but it has to be seen big to get the full value. The last one looks like a crystal ship to me though there is something about it that’s not quite right.
Thanks for your comments everyone!
Ok – time to join in the “pick which ones are best” contest :D
Number 1 and 5 for me. Really like number 6 too, but agree there’s something that doesn’t quite grab me as much as the others.
All cracking shots and technically look great. (exposure / DOF / focal point etc spot on)
Tim
What a great set of images but no 4 is the best for me.
Just had a look at the larger images and the detail in no 1 and no 2 is superb.
What lens did you use for these shots macro is not something i have tried before but i have been thinking about getting a macro lens.
Mick
mgst wrote:
What a great set of images but no 4 is the best for me.
Just had a look at the larger images and the detail in no 1 and no 2 is superb.
What lens did you use for these shots macro is not something i have tried before but i have been thinking about getting a macro lens.
Mick
Thanks again everyone :)
Mick, I’m using the Canon 100 2.8 Macro which I bought in the For Sale section here. I had a bit of a go with it at the end of the summer and that was it. I happened to have it in the bag when I went for a walk yesterday and I must say it opened up a new world to me. All the photos were taken within a couple of hundred yards. If it wasn’t for the rugby match I would probably be still there. Yep, macro is like acquiring a new hobby.
I also have a few weeks old 5D which is really delivering!
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