Posiview's TP52 2016. Week 52 Celebrate added. FINISHED :)

brrnd · 5 Dec 2016

I prefer the arranged shot with the border, but I really love those flags against the blue sky with bright clouds.

LC2 · 5 Dec 2016

Hi Andy,

For me, the pick of the 3 is the top one, with the black border. The second one, without it, looks slightly washed out. I don't think it is because comparing the colours it seems like the colours are the same, so it must be an optical illusion.

Hertsman · 5 Dec 2016

Middle, frameless version for me.
Be keen to know what they actaully are tho ?
Not a fan of the flags Im sorry to say.

CliveH · 5 Dec 2016

Panorama is stunning. I like your arranged with the border, not sure what it is though!

Emja · 7 Dec 2016

I don't usually go for borders, but it helps rein in that first shot I think. I do like the surreal nature of the flags, and the intense colour works really well

posiview · 8 Dec 2016

thirsty_camel said:
Hi Andy,

Love your panorama , great colors and love the reflections they really help add to it.

I prefer your first arranged shot but does odd things to my eye's if I look at it too long .

The flags don't work for me thou.

wallyboy said:
My weakness plenty of colour love it, well taken

Dark Knight said:
Hmmmmmm with the border for me Andy, the long exposure also does my eyes in though the colours are nice

Allan.H said:
1st one with the border for me, what is it by the way

d00d said:
Yes ... what is it by the way?

Love those flags

rpn said:
Sorry about your lost, Andy. A nice image nevertheless.

Cultural; nice composition and reflection too. Good result with 13 images. My computer would struggle with even 8 shots and would take ages.

Arranged; very colourful and perfectly arranged and composed.

sirch said:
Really like the flags, the contrasty background with the the white cloud behind the flags makes for an intriguing image I think

susiejb said:
That's a fitting tribute to your friend Andy.

Cultural, I thought Newcastle had been a City of Culture too, but obviously not, I love the reflections in your panorama, very well stitched together.

Definitely the one with the border for Arranged, I can't decide about the flags, it looks like an artwork, I can imagine it in a gallery down here.

Thanks, all, @Allan.H, it's the exterior of one of the buildings at the Royal Armouries,

Cheers all.

posiview · 8 Dec 2016

brrnd said:
I prefer the arranged shot with the border, but I really love those flags against the blue sky with bright clouds.

LC2 said:
Hi Andy,

For me, the pick of the 3 is the top one, with the black border. The second one, without it, looks slightly washed out. I don't think it is because comparing the colours it seems like the colours are the same, so it must be an optical illusion.

Hertsman said:
Middle, frameless version for me.
Be keen to know what they actaully are tho ?
Not a fan of the flags Im sorry to say.

CliveNX said:
Panorama is stunning. I like your arranged with the border, not sure what it is though!

Emja said:
I don't usually go for borders, but it helps rein in that first shot I think. I do like the surreal nature of the flags, and the intense colour works really well

Some like the flags and some don't, that to me is what it's all about.

Cheers and good luck for week 50

posiview · 15 Dec 2016

Please...move along...

Week 50 Eeeekkkk - iPhone by aNdy sHeader, on Flickr

sirch · 15 Dec 2016

It's not that bad Andy, I'm sure you know the grain is a bit heavy

but on theme and in the right week

posiview · 16 Dec 2016

sirch said:
It's not that bad Andy, I'm sure you know the grain is a bit heavy but on theme and in the right week

Hi, taken with iPhone for added grain

Cheers.

brrnd · 16 Dec 2016

Not bad for an iPhone shot... I actually quite like the grain, although the head of the (male) screw seems to be floating in the air. I like the composition.

Allan.H · 16 Dec 2016

Nothing wrong with a bit of grain, looks good to me

LC2 · 16 Dec 2016

The head of the bolt does appear to be floating doesn't it, that's some extreme shallow DoF.
I didn't know it was possible to get an image like this with a fruit based phone.
Always pushing the boundaries Andy, always pushing the boundaries

posiview · 16 Dec 2016

brrnd said:
Not bad for an iPhone shot... I actually quite like the grain, although the head of the (male) screw seems to be floating in the air. I like the composition.

Allan.H said:
Nothing wrong with a bit of grain, looks good to me

LC2 said:
The head of the bolt does appear to be floating doesn't it, that's some extreme shallow DoF.
I didn't know it was possible to get an image like this with a fruit based phone.
Always pushing the boundaries Andy, always pushing the boundaries

Thanks, all, taken with this attachment there are two macro lens and one it mental, you can get reeealllly close up photographs.

Cheers.

Dark Knight · 17 Dec 2016

Andy using a phone shot in the 52 :O

Very unusual indeed mate, the detail in the ground/surface sure helps the image for me, would be lost without it

wallyboy · 17 Dec 2016

Very gritty image, the screw makes it complete....lol

posiview · 18 Dec 2016

Dark Knight said:
Andy using a phone shot in the 52 :O

Very unusual indeed mate, the detail in the ground/surface sure helps the image for me, would be lost without it

Indeed, mate, bit lazy

Cheers,

wallyboy said:
Very gritty image, the screw makes it complete....lol

Cheers, Walter.

posiview · 18 Dec 2016

Well, a different kind of selfie from me

Nope I did not get paid for being Isabelle's model

Not my idea, either, @Dark Knight suggested it as the theme. I'm away for Christmas from Tuesday onwards to took idea

Cheers all.

Week 51 Sometime I wonder by aNdy sHeader, on Flickr

Cobra · 18 Dec 2016

Very erm ... Hipster Andy

And I'll remind you what you asked of Dean, ( @Dark Knight )

posiview said:
You sure that's a male

Dark Knight · 18 Dec 2016

Woo Hoo !!! - and he did it... excellent Andy, as Tim put it 'pushing boundaries' especially with the glittered big toes

Allan.H · 18 Dec 2016

So now we know, the truth is out there

posiview · 18 Dec 2016

Cobra said:
Very erm ... Hipster Andy

And I'll remind you what you asked of Dean, ( @Dark Knight )

I'm 100% Yorkshire male

Dark Knight said:
Woo Hoo !!! - and he did it... excellent Andy, as Tim put it 'pushing boundaries' especially with the glittered big toes

Took ages, base coat, nail varnish, fixer then lacquer

Allan.H said:
So now we know, the truth is out there

It was quite an experience

Isabelle did it a few years ago and the day after I went to ju jitsu, got a few strange looks

Cheers.

Cobra · 18 Dec 2016

posiview said:
I'm 100% Yorkshire male

So thats what happens up there, when you aren't sitting around drinking tea

Carl Ayling · 19 Dec 2016

Out definitely but I'd have held back from spreading it About. (Hope it isn't catching!)

brrnd · 19 Dec 2016

DowntonMini · 20 Dec 2016

Love the stripy image for arranged Andy but the flag image is the one for me.

Love the grain on the male/female image great composition.

LC2 · 20 Dec 2016

Dark Knight said:
Woo Hoo !!! - and he did it... excellent Andy, as Tim put it 'pushing boundaries' especially with the glittered big toes

LOL

Well... The pinks and blue are almost complementary colours, so they work well together.
Erm, not sure what else to add

Emja · 21 Dec 2016

The grain on male and female certainly helps make it more abstract...could you not have run to glitter for the other toes?

Hertsman · 21 Dec 2016

Dick Emery IIRC ?
Always wondered Andy....

rpn · 22 Dec 2016

Male/Female; nut and bolt was also one of my idea for the theme too. Like the composition and viewpoint.

Out and About; suits you Sir!

posiview · 28 Dec 2016

Cobra said:
So thats what happens up there, when you aren't sitting around drinking tea

Carl Ayling said:
Out definitely but I'd have held back from spreading it About. (Hope it isn't catching!)

brrnd said:

Downton Mini said:
Love the stripy image for arranged Andy but the flag image is the one for me.

Love the grain on the male/female image great composition.

LC2 said:
LOL

Well... The pinks and blue are almost complementary colours, so they work well together.
Erm, not sure what else to add

Emja said:
The grain on male and female certainly helps make it more abstract...could you not have run to glitter for the other toes?

Hertsman said:
Dick Emery IIRC ?
Always wondered Andy....

rpn said:
Male/Female; nut and bolt was also one of my idea for the theme too. Like the composition and viewpoint.

Out and About; suits you Sir!

Thanks all, it's still on there

posiview · 28 Dec 2016

Well, week 52 was never going to be a masterpiece and had to be a family submission, LHS is from me and RHS is a massive crop from Isabelle, "You were too far away to get closer, dad!". I was at the other side of the room

So, TP52 2016 is finished and onto TP52 2017 :banana:

Thanks for the support and comments guys and gals.

See some of you in the 2017

Cheers.

Week 52 Celebrate by aNdy sHeader, on Flickr

Cobra · 28 Dec 2016

posiview said:
See some of you in the 2017

Another one all done and dusted

See you the other side of Big Ben chimes

Well that is after the immanent week 0 of course

Carl Ayling · 28 Dec 2016

Isabelle's by a mile for me ... shows the effect of celebration as well as saying "over and out" for the '52. Well done on the finish.

Allan.H · 28 Dec 2016

Well done for finishing never in doubt, the second picture I can relate to.
Have a good new year

Emja · 28 Dec 2016

Family times, food, booze and snooze - celebration in a nutshell

Thanks for the support and crit this year Andy. Congratulations on completing the 52 and looking forward to seeing more of your great shots next year

rpn · 28 Dec 2016

Perfect way to end the project and very well done Andy. :clap:

LC2 · 29 Dec 2016

Hehe, I'm with Carl on this, Isabelle's shot is the winner.
Is that your phone I see on your lap, even though you're asleep? I dunno, the yoof of today and their technology...

posiview · 29 Dec 2016

Cobra said:
Another one all done and dusted

See you the other side of Big Ben chimes

Well that is after the immanent week 0 of course

Carl Ayling said:
Isabelle's by a mile for me ... shows the effect of celebration as well as saying "over and out" for the '52. Well done on the finish.

Allan.H said:
Well done for finishing never in doubt, the second picture I can relate to.
Have a good new year

Emja said:
Family times, food, booze and snooze - celebration in a nutshell
Thanks for the support and crit this year Andy. Congratulations on completing the 52 and looking forward to seeing more of your great shots next year

rpn said:
Perfect way to end the project and very well done Andy.

LC2 said:
Hehe, I'm with Carl on this, Isabelle's shot is the winner.
Is that your phone I see on your lap, even though you're asleep? I dunno, the yoof of today and their technology...

Thanks all, been a blast

We bought Isabelle a Nikon for Christmas and she's lovin' it

@LC2 it's either my iPhone or my iPad :geek:

Cheers all.

LC2 · 29 Dec 2016

posiview said:
We bought Isabelle a Nikon for Christmas and she's lovin' it

Are we going to see Isabelle joining us on the 52 next year?
You may have a new profession to take up Andy, as her model

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