Maybe I should join a Photog forum ...

beed84

^ Wow, evidence of an angel fallen from the sky!

BigMonka

I found out about this forum from a photography forum (TalkPhotography) so I don't see why you couldn't go the other way too ;-)

hubobulous

I don't have an eye for a pic really, but we were recently in the Lake District, turned a corner and were met with this view....just taken on an iPhone with no post-production filter, colour change, enhancement, etc malarky cos I know nothing about that end of the process. I was quite chuffed...

RaymondLin

BigMonka;431482" said:

I found out about this forum from a photography forum (TalkPhotography) so I don't see why you couldn't go the other way too ;-)

Ditto !

I love this one

Gassage

My Winnie



And more

hungrymark

hubobulous;431486" said:

I don't have an eye for a pic really, but we were recently in the Lake District, turned a corner and were met with this view....just taken on an iPhone with no post-production filter, colour change, enhancement, etc malarky cos I know nothing about that end of the process. I was quite chuffed...

Tarn Hows? Nice.

hubobulous

hungrymark said:

hubobulous;431486" said:

I don't have an eye for a pic really, but we were recently in the Lake District, turned a corner and were met with this view....just taken on an iPhone with no post-production filter, colour change, enhancement, etc malarky cos I know nothing about that end of the process. I was quite chuffed...

Tarn Hows? Nice.

Hey, thanks....it was taken in Winlatter Forest. We had done a 6 mile walk and it was getting late in the day. There was a 1 mile walk at another car park nearby so we decided to do that as well given that the weather was great. Both me and my wife turned the corner, saw the light streaming through and both grabbed our phones to catch the shot. Obviously we got pretty much identical pics, (although mine clearly caught the mood far better than her's)!!

stickyfiddle

I took this one the other day. The view from my flat. Very pretty but cost me a 6 hour delay on a flight..!

RaymondLin

hubobulous said:

I don't have an eye for a pic really, but we were recently in the Lake District, turned a corner and were met with this view....just taken on an iPhone with no post-production filter, colour change, enhancement, etc malarky cos I know nothing about that end of the process. I was quite chuffed...

Hope you don't mind.

TTony

It was pretty impressive to start with (a sunny day in the Lake District???) but @RaymondLin has made it absolutely stunning.

hubobulous

No problem at all Raymond. Your enhancements give it a warmer feel, more like summer perhaps. I see the light in the original as being quite true to the sharp, autumnal day we had. 

Isn't it mad what can be achieved nowadays?

ThePrettyDamned

Interestingly, I'd have gone the opposite way to @raymondlin and made it colder and less colourful for a more stark contrast.

I still shoot film, so I don't know how to use photoshop or anything.

RaymondLin

ThePrettyDamned said:

Interestingly, I'd have gone the opposite way to @raymondlin and made it colder and less colourful for a more stark contrast.

I still shoot film, so I don't know how to use photoshop or anything.

I see sunrise and sunset, I think warmth.  I guess it's part of my thinking.

Here is something different.

TTony

The top one, please.

hubobulous

The panorama feature on the iPhone is too much fun!! These two are also from the same trip. The Lakes is one of my very favourite places on earth, and although I know these views very well, it never stops me trying to capture them as I see them in my minds eye.

@TTony - I'm with you. I think I'd like to learn more about photography. More so I can make best use of a situation if I stumble across something cool, or perhaps to better recognise what's cool in the first place!!

randomhandclaps

Ahhhh Winnie.

Here's my three biggest boys -

http://i1284.photobucket.com/albums/a579/imadray/Mobile%20Uploads/Arnieinflow_zps72e9c02e.jpg

http://i1284.photobucket.com/albums/a579/imadray/Mobile%20Uploads/BamBall_zps9d15f50c.jpg

http://i1284.photobucket.com/albums/a579/imadray/Mobile%20Uploads/Alfie67_zps262832c7.jpg

Here is a dog I had to work with last week who was by far the most unruly animal I have ever had to deal with but still eventually managed to get a good set - mainly thanks to Dairylea cheese strings and asking the owner to go for a walk..  Also about the third Vizsla in the last couple of months after not having seen any for ages.  They seem to have become very popular.

http://i1284.photobucket.com/albums/a579/imadray/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_4519_zps7bb9e353.jpg

 

samzadgan

ThePrettyDamned said:

Interestingly, I'd have gone the opposite way to @raymondlin and made it colder and less colourful for a more stark contrast.

I still shoot film, so I don't know how to use photoshop or anything.

same as you...i dont like technology...i still use fountain pens!

https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5249/5687961513_9b2702c023_b.jpg

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4118/4885376801_9f1591b5aa_b.jpg

https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5071/5891254806_0abae0415b_b.jpg

 

Gassage

@randomhandclaps

Loving the pix.

Winnie has earned a lot of money in her little life. If you can find the AXA Life print commercials, she is the "Featured Dog' in the ad campaign.

In 2010 she earned about £2000- that's a LOT for a pooch. I put all of her vets bills through the business. HMRC tried to reject it, to which we responded that it was irresponsible of them to suggest a dog go on a set uninnoculated.

She is so, so easy to train it's untrue. I love spanials, labs but the only dog I'd ever buy again is a Labradoodle. Amazing.

Rox

randomhandclaps

@Gassage, I'm not suprised as she is beautiful.

I have considered a Labradoodle as our next dog (I'm getting a new puppy next year).  The dogs are my sanity and escape.  Alfie (the Lab) is as sharp as they come, but can be as stubborn as hell unless the reward is cheese.  Him and Arnie (the horse) are very similar in character.  Unfortunately for them I am more stubborn than them both. 

I've have had Arnie from being a dinky foal and despite being enormous he is the softness horse I have ever encountered.  He's currently on holiday so he lets me know his disapproval at not having my undivided attention when I visit him.