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by **Oracle** » Mon Jun 07, 2010 9:24 pm

IMPOSTALIEDUS wrote:listening to tangerine dream on my dolby surround , PHAEDRA is my fav ,,, or a little AL Di meola ,splendido hotel , and not forgeting a dark rum and coke with ice mmmmmm

I want to feel 'good'; not comatose!

by **IMPOSTALIEDUS** » Mon Jun 07, 2010 9:34 pm

Oracle wrote:
IMPOSTALIEDUS wrote:listening to tangerine dream on my dolby surround , PHAEDRA is my fav ,,, or a little AL Di meola ,splendido hotel , and not forgeting a dark rum and coke with ice mmmmmm

I want to feel 'good'; not comatose!

what ever turns you on :wink:

by **Zorba** » Mon Jun 07, 2010 9:41 pm

Oracle wrote:
IMPOSTALIEDUS wrote:listening to tangerine dream on my dolby surround , PHAEDRA is my fav ,,, or a little AL Di meola ,splendido hotel , and not forgeting a dark rum and coke with ice mmmmmm

I want to feel 'good'; not comatose!

You what ? I luuurve Tangerine Dream. Great when I go on long motorway or mountain drives. So relaxing.

by **DANGAMAN** » Mon Jun 07, 2010 9:43 pm

Irony & sarcasim

when people hurt themselves (trips/slips)
Dirty jokes
women in short skirts (must be fit)
When the wife is not home
when the kids are with the wife
watching a good film and not interrupted
spending money for me and the family
Playing at Jumbo with the kids... even if their not our toys
winding people up (especially on the phone)

by **T_C** » Mon Jun 07, 2010 11:36 pm

Oracle wrote:
T_C wrote:Taking pictures! My camera has changed my life.

Gets me out to places I wouldn't normally go to and it's helped me appreciate the world around me so much more.

Spent the whole day with my friend and her horses yesterday, an offer I would usually pass up, but thanks to my camera I really enjoyed it.

There isn't anywhere not worth going now. I will never get bored no matter where I am as long as I have my camera at hand!

What's so special about this camera, T_C?

Is it a boy-with-a-new-toy kind of thing, or are you going to take up professional photography?

Didn't some snappy photographer, from your fashionista world, die recently? Sounds like an opening for you ...

It's an entry level dSLR. A normal point and shoot camera picks pretty much every setting for you, whereas with these cameras you have full control over how the camera works to take the picture.

I still feel like a total amateur but definitely thinking of going pro sometime in the future. Right now I'm just enjoying learning and putting it all to use.

This is one of my favorites from those I took on Saturday...

by **YFred** » Mon Jun 07, 2010 11:42 pm

That is an excellent picture T_C. The way the background is blurred, it looks just like a pro picture. Do you understand the relationship between time and aperture to achieve these results manually?

You should go to an evening class of photography.

by **Oracle** » Mon Jun 07, 2010 11:46 pm

T_C wrote:
Oracle wrote:
T_C wrote:Taking pictures! My camera has changed my life.

Gets me out to places I wouldn't normally go to and it's helped me appreciate the world around me so much more.

Spent the whole day with my friend and her horses yesterday, an offer I would usually pass up, but thanks to my camera I really enjoyed it.

There isn't anywhere not worth going now. I will never get bored no matter where I am as long as I have my camera at hand!

What's so special about this camera, T_C?

Is it a boy-with-a-new-toy kind of thing, or are you going to take up professional photography?

Didn't some snappy photographer, from your fashionista world, die recently? Sounds like an opening for you ...

It's an entry level dSLR. A normal point and shoot camera picks pretty much every setting for you, whereas with these cameras you have full control over how the camera works to take the picture.

I still feel like a total amateur but definitely thinking of going pro sometime in the future. Right now I'm just enjoying learning and putting it all to use.

This is one of my favorites from those I took on Saturday...

OMG ... It's Naomi Campbell!

by **T_C** » Mon Jun 07, 2010 11:48 pm

Oh no I just noticed something! What is that bit of blur at the bottom by the nose!??!? :shock:

Can't believe I didn't see that before!

Oh well, this is not one of my favorites anymore... :lol:

by **T_C** » Mon Jun 07, 2010 11:54 pm

Oracle wrote:OMG ... It's Naomi Campbell!

It could well of been.....!! :lol:

I thought she looked a bit like a balerinas foot.

by **Oracle** » Tue Jun 08, 2010 12:00 am

T_C wrote:
Oracle wrote:OMG ... It's Naomi Campbell!

It could well of been.....!!

I thought she looked a bit like a balerinas foot.

I guess she didn't thump you, then

Seriously beautiful creature (horse, not NC!)

You sound like you've got the eye for the detail. I would never have noticed that little blur if you hadn't mentioned it.

Go for it. NVQ ... or whatever. Wedding photographs, civic ceremonies ... etc

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