Two new image postcards have landed in the 'awaiting comments' pile on my bookshelf since the last time I dealt with it.
Ozphoto: Aussie Rules Football. - a great shot captured under a difficult shooting environment. It looks really good for a two stop push, but Tri-x almost always does now, doesn't it.
Love the instant that was captured, and I am really 'chuffed' (if I remember my Australianisms correctly) to read that it got published over what the local newspaper photgrapher had to turn in.
I used to live in Macgregor, in southern Brizzie, and would often hear the roar of the crowd when an event was on at the nearby stadium, and hear and see the half time fireworks.
I was usually at home minding my first born while my wife was out doing a community threatre play to keep her sanity after minding him on her own all day while I was away at the office.
Kraker Doel Robent Crossing. A neat photo of a place slated to be gone. I enjoy the irony of the cross walk leading to all sorts of closed up shops, with the large rat garffitti on the wall.
The matt paper finish suits the mood of the image. Depth of field is vewry good, as yu would expect from such a wide angle lens.
My print has a pronounced curl, and thus has accumulated many bent and chewed corners from the mail processing machines. Next time you mail FB, consider backing it with an overall label in an effort to make it stay flatter.
Ozphoto: Aussie Rules Football. - a great shot captured under a difficult shooting environment. It looks really good for a two stop push, but Tri-x almost always does now, doesn't it.
Love the instant that was captured, and I am really 'chuffed' (if I remember my Australianisms correctly) to read that it got published over what the local newspaper photgrapher had to turn in.
I used to live in Macgregor, in southern Brizzie, and would often hear the roar of the crowd when an event was on at the nearby stadium, and hear and see the half time fireworks.
I was usually at home minding my first born while my wife was out doing a community threatre play to keep her sanity after minding him on her own all day while I was away at the office.
Kraker Doel Robent Crossing. A neat photo of a place slated to be gone. I enjoy the irony of the cross walk leading to all sorts of closed up shops, with the large rat garffitti on the wall.
The matt paper finish suits the mood of the image. Depth of field is vewry good, as yu would expect from such a wide angle lens.
My print has a pronounced curl, and thus has accumulated many bent and chewed corners from the mail processing machines. Next time you mail FB, consider backing it with an overall label in an effort to make it stay flatter.