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Just bring back home some plastic containers, honey. -she said..
So this is what you bought, right? Good thing your house is large enough to put everything (so neatly)!
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on the ground again...this little Panasonic zumix takes good marcos..IMHO
Hey BC,
Really beautiful shot here especially with the pale sky as a background.
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Lawn Moo
Yup, looks like what you get when you moo the lawn!
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Jeez! I'm gonna need to take a bottle of Lipitor from just looking at these photos! I feel my arteries clogging up already.
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This photo would have been much better without the person in it. Just my opinion.
Actually, I think having the person in the photo adds another level of interest to the image instead of making it just a postcard shot. Very nice image! Well done.
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Hello all,
after my first rather helpless post I received some kind assistance from Linda of Thaivisa Support Team, so I try again......and introduce myself herewith.
My name is Michael Grosskopf. I am retired, Dutch origin, was working worldwide for a german compamy. Now I live mainly in Bangkok but I still spend part time with consulting business relations in other Asian countries
During nearly 50 years I have been using a couple of fully non automatic East-German 35 mm Exaktas (see attached pic) with Zeiss lenses and accessories. I still have all that stuff but switched to a digital Nikon D3100 in 2013. Today I replaced my beautiful but too heavy and awkward vintage T4-Vivitar Zoom 90-230 (was already in use on my Exaktas) with a Nikkor 55-300.
Favourite subjects? Hard to determine. I am using my camera for many opportunities, making images of family, job, music (I have been playing jazz), macro, landscapes. Now, with my D3100 even movies are possible and the software "blender" enables mixing with any other format, even from Smartphones.
cheers
Mike
Hi Mike and welcome to the photo (and arts) forum! It's always a real pleasure to see new faces and especially new submissions from said faces. Hope you put that 3100 to good use and start sharing some of your photos with us. We're all amateurs so there should not be any worry about sharing your images.
Regards,
Stix
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Hi all, this is my first upload, I hope you like it. It was taken on Koh Samui using a Sony A7 with a 24-70 fe lens
Welcome John2! It's always refreshing to see new members join the ranks.
Thanks for sharing this beautiful sunset with us. The colors are awesome!
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Thanks guys.... seems to me another member reached the same "milestone" recently, but he's keeping very quiet ....
I now know why the made a special effort to buy that type of candles, and preparing the cakes, of course putting that many candles on the the cakes would have caused a total melt down.....
There can't be that many 95 year old TV members can there? Probably just a problem with your memory!
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Happy Birthday Jimmy. I think she just reversed the cakes. Maybe should be 59!? !?!?
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What's the First ?
I forget!
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Same as the post I made a little while ago! Hey Sunshine, they say your memory is the second thing that goes.
http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/833903-now-this-is-an-exciting-new-toy/
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I know Shaggy will probably freak out over us having a discussion in a photo thread but here goes. Sorry Shaggy!!!
Let's be honest with ourselves folks, WE ARE ALL AMATEURS! Sure some may have lots more equipment, some may have more expensive equipment, some may have more experience in post processing images and know cool photo processes, but we're ALL (yes ALL) still amateurs. If we were more than that we likely would not be posting our images here, we would be posting to Getty, Nat Geo, 500x and the like. Instead, we are amateurs who enjoy taking photographs, sharing them with our fellow amateurs, encouraging each other with digital pats on the back and having a good time doing it.
That said, it is OK to suggest ways to help our mates improve by encouraging and demonstrating through examples or giving advice in a constructive fashion. We all benefit and gain more enjoyment from this forum when we encourage each other. We will also see images improve because encouragement is motivates us to improve.
I personally took a hiatus from this forum for a spell, not because I was disillusioned or angry but because I was in a creative funk. Some of you know that my real joy is landscape photography. I enjoy the unspoiled beauty of nature and desire to capture it. However I was finding it very difficult to be inspired by the jungles and rice fields that dominate Northern Thailand. It wasn't until recently that I made a semi-peace with this and started to focus more on simple travel photography. Once I started getting out again and producing some images I again returned to share them with you all. They're OK, but i'm fine with that, cause I'm an amateur like the rest of us. Do I hope to get better? Yes! Do I work at getting better? Sure! But I'm having fun doing it and that's important. The fun has returned.
Enough ranting!
Hope you all also have fun!
Stix
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Good idea Tywais!
I also have watched Adorama TV but actually prefer the B&H Videos more:
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However, the staff somehow mixed up the order and gave away 3 tons of the library's archival collections instead
Probably because they couldn't be bothered to read the labels! Reading is not a very popular pastime in Thailand for sure!
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Nice garden!
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Fine so who is Ray Evans.?. We non professionals deserve a answer surely.
He's a really good photographer whom you would know if you looked carefully at the photos being posted!
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Thank for another tea recipe, Mr. Chonburiram.
Here's another treat from the back of a pick-up at the daily market in Phetchabun: Freshly caught and grilled plah dhook with spicy pig stomach intestines.
Maybe should start a new thread called CAT FOOD Photography!
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Flowers!
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That's really easy Jimmy. The one with the flower is clearly the better shot!