Post some cool photos you've taken recently!

[VintageRacer]

I've been away from Oople for a while but my son recently got a 2nd hand Grasshopper for free so I'm back!

A couple of my favourite photos from the past few months.

[mole2k]

Some of the short lived action from the 2011 NW200

[jimlee]

Some of the NW200 rain as seen from Co Donegal.......

[mole2k]

Did you get lost on your way to Portrush Jim ?

That 1st shot looks great, I would ask you what settings but I know it'll have been 'P' (for professional )

[jimlee]

Originally Posted by mole2k

That 1st shot looks great, I would ask you what settings but I know it'll have been 'P' (for professional )

No "P" on the wee Canon IXUS 70.....

[chris brown]

trying to show pic.

[chris brown]

f16
OK. So I got the pic up but how do I get it to a slightly smaller size like you other guys?
First time I've done this.

[chris brown]

I'm right clicking on the image in photobucket and selecting copy and then pasting on the oople reply form. Is this the best way to do it?

[eyeayen]

Nice images Chris.

When using Photobucket if you select your picture it will give you some options next to it, the one you want is surround by an image tag [img] copy and paste that link into the forum and it will display your photobucket image.

Hope that helps ?

[chris brown]

Thanks.
I'll put a couple more on later and give it a go.
Cheers.

[carpenterdean]

new to photography but i keep trying, any tips as to how i could have made these images better, please don't be afraid of offending me as constructive critisism is very welcome it's how we learn

[colmo]

Originally Posted by carpenterdean

new to photography but i keep trying, any tips as to how i could have made these images better, please don't be afraid of offending me as constructive critisism is very welcome it's how we learn

The first shot is nicely composed, but lacks a subject! The bluebells weren't in direct sunlight, so you lacked sufficient light - with flowers, you want to focus much closer, and as with all macro type shots, use a small aperture (large F number). There are a number of ways to do this without splurging on new lenses if your current lenses lack close focus:

https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink

https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink

https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink

[chris brown]

I'm finally getting around to put some more pics on after some computer troubles. Arent they a nightmare when they dont work properly?

[carpenterdean]

Originally Posted by colmo

The first shot is nicely composed, but lacks a subject! The bluebells weren't in direct sunlight, so you lacked sufficient light - with flowers, you want to focus much closer, and as with all macro type shots, use a small aperture (large F number). There are a number of ways to do this without splurging on new lenses if your current lenses lack close focus:

https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink

https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink

https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink

Thanks for the advice colin, like your shots on the links you posted, i'll try again and post them, keep your eyes peeled

[mole2k]

Not been able to get to many rallys of late with only one last year and this looks like it might be the only one this year and I only got to one day of it.

Donegal International 2010

[chris brown]

Went to Duxford Flying Legends on Saturday and took these pics. I am putting up these ones of the Douglas Skyraider and the Mustang as they crashed on the Sunday. The larger Skyraider lost a big chunk of its wing, the mustang crashed, the pilot bailing out before impact. Both pilots are ok. Sad loss of the Mustang though.

[colmo]

This component photos was taken in 2009, but I've only just got round to stitching them together. It's of Loch Levin in Scotland, a truly gorgeous place.