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Bubbs
07-05-2007, 13:20
These are a few of my pics from the Wisley meet on saturday. This is my first real attempt at anything like this so any c & c very welcome. These were taken using my Canon 400D with the 18-55 kit lens, its not as bad a people say imo :)

1
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/flower-9.jpg

2
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/flower-8.jpg

3
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/flower-7.jpg

4
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/flower-5.jpg

5
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/flower-3.jpg

6
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/flower-2.jpg

7
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/flower-10.jpg

8
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/flower-4.jpg


Thanks for looking :)

Grendel
07-05-2007, 13:49
What a colourful and varied set :) 2, 4, 5 & 6 are my favorites. I love the dof in No 5, it really draws you into the shot. You've done a great job with these, both in taking the shots and the processing. Just shows what can be done with the kit lens :thumbs:

RobbieW
07-05-2007, 13:55
I hope you two still talk and don't just communicate via the forums! ;)


I like these pics, no two are the same which is nice, who needs L glass?

minimeeze
07-05-2007, 15:05
#6 is lovely - my favourite. The stamens in the middle of the flower really stand out.

Jonnyreb
07-05-2007, 15:45
some lovely shots there Bev - I've always liked that lens. I'm not sure about #3: either needs a lot less or a lot less DOF. The framing is spot on though.

My favourite is split between 5 and 8 - fantastic shots :clap:

:thumbs:

minky_monkey
07-05-2007, 15:48
Some cracking shots there, I`m still going through mine. I`m little disappointed that they`ve come out a bit too soft.

I`ll post them once I`ve edited them!

One question.

What, no ducks?

Bubbs
07-05-2007, 16:41
What, no ducks?

:lol: no decided against them, look forward to seeing some of yours.



Thank you for all your comments :)

Arkady
07-05-2007, 16:44
Nice set Bev, though a little more work with the Levels in 2, 3 and 5 is needed IMO.
Grand First Post though, Congrats!

hypnotic
07-05-2007, 16:52
Nice set sweety.

Only Paul, Martyn and me left to post now.

Love no 8 :clap:

PaulBoy
07-05-2007, 18:39
Excellent stuff Bev & I'm amazed they're all done with the kit lens :eek: - shows its the photographer & not the gear that's more important :thumbs: - sorry I missed the trip (note to self "TPF Meets are more important than ferrying family members around" ...)
Paul ;)

moomike
07-05-2007, 18:41
Very nice but No.8 is an excellent shot :clap:

Bubbs
07-05-2007, 20:26
Nice set Bev, though a little more work with the Levels in 2, 3 and 5 is needed IMO.
Grand First Post though, Congrats!

Your right, there ok on my monitor but looking on Pauls there a little dark, laptop with decent screen now on the wish list :thinking:

Bubbs
07-05-2007, 20:30
Thank you for all your comments really enjoyed saturday, definitley something need to do more often :)


(note to self "TPF Meets are more important than ferrying family members around" ...)
Paul ;)

:thumbs:

Jonnyreb
07-05-2007, 20:58
Your right, there ok on my monitor but looking on Pauls there a little dark, laptop with decent screen now on the wish list :thinking:

Laptop screens are natively bright and contrasty and colour profiles are pants - keep as dim as poss if you dont have a monitor to check against ;)

Bubbs
07-05-2007, 21:00
Laptop screens are natively bright and contrasty and colour profiles are pants - keep as dim as poss if you dont have a monitor to check against ;)

Thanks for advice :thumbs:

photostar_1
07-05-2007, 22:17
These are all good, but #8 great!! I have given up trying to process on my laptop, as the angle of the screen is so critical to the levels/saturation ....and I usually got it wrong :lol: