doh - i just saw all my posted pictures dissapeared - I will sort them out later
doh - i just saw all my posted pictures dissapeared - I will sort them out later
Here is a link to some of my recent photographic work
http://www.nottspcservices.co.uk/html/photograpgy.html
By the looks of it I will be doing a lot more photographic work, and I will post pics when copyright alows
Outstanding shot of the cheauffer (sp) caught the moment perfectly!
"Always laugh when you can. It is a cheap medicine"
Lord Byron
Take a photo tour of Cape Cod and the Islands!
www.capecodphotoalbum.com
My fav is the poppies. I love the colors.
~Cindy
"If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning." -Catherine Aird-
I have decided to try and sell some of my photographs on a stock site
My portfolio is here:
http://bigwhitebox.com/search/?folio=RichardKing
And over half the procedes from photographes sold go to charity. I will let the other photographers here know how it goes...
Any other budding photographers interested in earning money for charity are free to join in.
What a neat idea! Let us know how you do. :)
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"Always laugh when you can. It is a cheap medicine"
Lord Byron
Take a photo tour of Cape Cod and the Islands!
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Thats a really nice photo :-)
Thanks, its my granddaughter Ava (of the avatar) aged 20 months. Watching her discover things for the first time has been awesome. I think we tend to miss that, bringing up our own children. We become too busy parenting to watch that closely.Being a grandparent is the BEST!
"Always laugh when you can. It is a cheap medicine"
Lord Byron
Take a photo tour of Cape Cod and the Islands!
www.capecodphotoalbum.com
Hi King,Originally Posted by QDO1
can you please (pm) me information about this. I would be interested but I am not sure if my pictures are worthy after I saw yours. Also, what charity, or is there an option to pick?
michelle :D
She is adorable and very fortunate to have a grandfather like you! Nice Photo!!!Originally Posted by hcjilson
go to www.bigwhitebox.com.Originally Posted by Snitgirl
to quote the site:
Big White Box is not so much about money, but talent - and using creativity to change the lives of others. This site is completely not-for profit, so any money we make goes to good causes.
Anyone can add to the Box and sell their photography; although low quality work won't be allowed through. Photos can be purchased for £5 and the profit is split between the photographer and an international aid organisation like Oxfam or Save the Children.
We are raising money for 3 charities; each one is a part of the Make Poverty History coalition and the Disasters Emergency Committee. When a customer buys a picture, they can decide which charity they would most like their
money to go to.
end quote.
I'm doing it because I basically just set up as a Pro-Photographer. Looking at the work and philosophy, they are not specifically looking for Pro's or Semi-Pros, but just good photo's. I am pleased I can do my bit for charity. I chose to keep the photographers commission for myself, because basically - it is quite a lot of work to upload the photographes, and keep tabs of everything. My advice is to have a go, it only costs your time, and if you raise yourself or a charity some money, then everyone wins. -
I finally got around to getting a "new" camera. I took a chance and bought a Olympus C-7000 Zoom on E-bay. It's used but in great condition, and it was an excellent deal for a camera with 7 megapixels and 5x optical zoom.
I'm still trying to figure out all the bells and whistles, but my kitty was kind enough to let me practice on her.:)
Harry, awesome shot!Originally Posted by hcjilson
~Cindy
"If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning." -Catherine Aird-
Here is a site of one of my hiring manager's pictures. He does the picture stuff as a hobby (yeah right). He just shared it with me today and I thought I would give all of you a look.
http://www.ronleonettiphotography.com/
~Cindy
"If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning." -Catherine Aird-
Nice picture. I tried to see if he mentioned the format size - other than "large", but got lost. Is he using a 2 1/4 or a 4x5?
J. R. Smith
Did you look at the pics in the galleries? Some really cool stuff there. My fav is the spider web ice picture.Originally Posted by JRS
Here is what he said in the Artist Info section:
JRS,I purchased a Zone VI 4X5 field camera, a couple of “how-to” books, and away I went. Today, I have a Pentax 645 system that I use for extreme close up work but I shoot with my English made Walker Titan 4X5 field camera over 90% of the time.
He also told me it is a large camera with plate negatives and that he gets bnehind it and under the sheet to take the pics. I made the mistake of asking him if he enhances any of the prints! I told him how do you make the water look like that on the waterfalls and the rapids and he tells me it is filters, shutter speeds, and skill!
I received the book I bought from Amazon today (I did tell him that also and he said he still liked me!). It has pics not on the site and it is phenomenal! I guess 20 years will get you that good.
Last edited by Cindy Hamlin; 06-03-2006 at 09:49 PM.
~Cindy
"If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning." -Catherine Aird-
My hubby bought me my first digital camera for my birthday last year and since then I can't keep my hands off it! My favorite shots are scenery of places we fish at,and I've a fetish for old log structures. The one pic of the mountainside was taken from my front porch, and is the portrait of 'Frosty' who's profile appears when the snow falls on the west side of Hope Mountain, across the street from us. (Interestingly, I've found that many men cannot see the face, though I've yet to have a woman unable to see it as far as I'm concerned its plain as day. Weird, huh?)
Last edited by Cindy K; 06-05-2006 at 09:37 AM.
Cindy - so it was a 4x5. I have one as well. It's a Crown Graphic. If you remember in any of those old B&W movies from the 30's the press (media) guys had these cameras with a huge flash arrangement? Well, that's waht it looks like. It uses sheet film - and you load it ONE picture at a time. I use to have a lot of fun with it. The downside was I had to buy more expensive darkroom gears for enlarging beyond 4x5 in pictures. The enlarger I had would make 16x22 inch photos.
Sorry it took so long to reply, but I'm in Europe most of June on work assignments. So while I'm typing this reply I'll include a picture or so (digital quickies) I took over here.
Last edited by JRS; 06-14-2006 at 05:51 PM.
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This is the right time of the year to be near Stonehenge.Are you going to make it for the solstice? have a great time
harry
"Always laugh when you can. It is a cheap medicine"
Lord Byron
Take a photo tour of Cape Cod and the Islands!
www.capecodphotoalbum.com
Unfortunately no Harry. I will be in Madrid Spain that week. Given a choice however, I would prefer to at Solstice.
J. R. Smith
Here are some pics that I finally had a chance to sort through from my beach weekend in April.
~Cindy
"If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning." -Catherine Aird-
Cindy, is that the Cape Henry light?
Yes, it is the Old Cape Henry Light. You can pay a small fee and climb the spiral staircase and go up inside. The views are phenomenal form there of the cape and Ft. Story.Originally Posted by Judy Canty
~Cindy
"If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning." -Catherine Aird-
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