The Photo Thread!!!

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if you don't like spiders hears one for you.:wink:

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Originally Posted by Onkey

if you don't like spiders hears one for you.:wink:

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Can't see it on Tapatalk.

I can see it on Tapatalk, so i don't now why its not showing on yours.

This is what I see.
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Can you see this.

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Setting Sun.....


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Bob Howard, on Flickr

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Originally Posted by clubbyr8

Setting Sun.....


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Bob Howard, on Flickr

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That should've been in the Tree photo comp.

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Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER

That should've been in the Tree photo comp.

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We're only allowed to pick three, I got hundreds....lol

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Originally Posted by clubbyr8

We're only allowed to pick three, I got hundreds....lol

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My missus always "asks any more pics from Clubby". Lol

A shot from just near Craig's hut on the weekend

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Rainbow Lorikeet........


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Bob Howard, on Flickr

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Rainbow Lorikeet........


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Millions in Noosa every night on the Noosa river. Flocks come in from every where

That's one grate photo of your nissan patrol. lucus30

Hears one of a steam train.

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Hear are two of a flood.

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Oil in Water. Great fun to do.......

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Bob Howard, on Flickr

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Originally Posted by clubbyr8

Oil in Water. Great fun to do.......

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Bob Howard, on Flickr

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It looks like it's photo shopped how clear the shot is.
Good wall art.

A BEE!!

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Hear is a hawk moth on a log.



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Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER

It looks like it's photo shopped how clear the shot is.
Good wall art.

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I took a couple of dozen shots and I only got two that were decent. Problem I had was that the oil tended to "clump" unless I swirled it to make it form drops like you can see, which then presented a focusing problem because of the lack of light. As it was, I was using a slow shutter speed and high ISO to get this. I'm going to build (sometime) a lightbox that will use RGB led strips as a light source. The light source on this image was a couple of fluros with diffusers. The colour is from a towel placed under the pyrex bowl that contained the water and oil. The other reasonable shot is a totally different colour to this one but doesn't look as sharp to me..... But as I said, it's good fun..... :)

The other "decent" oil in water shot I have........


http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...015/06/172.jpgIMG_8042 by

Bob Howard, on Flickr

I like the second oil bubbles more but both are very nice.

Hears one of my nissan patrol.

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more in the snow.


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Sunset over Penrith lakes.....

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Bob Howard, on Flickr

All I can say is WOW
Just got back to have a look at this thread, some amazing shots here. How I wish I had a quality camera, my digital isn't an SLR and I really need to read the instructions.
I've also got an old SLR with a couple of interchangeable lenses but the cost of getting film developed is now prohibitive. I did enjoy using that and still have about 20 rolls of film which are now out of date.

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All I can say is WOW
Just got back to have a look at this thread, some amazing shots here. How I wish I had a quality camera, my digital isn't an SLR and I really need to read the instructions.
I've also got an old SLR with a couple of interchangeable lenses but the cost of getting film developed is now prohibitive. I did enjoy using that and still have about 20 rolls of film which are now out of date.

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Don't let the camera stop you mate. You can do a good job with just about any camera these days. The tracks in the snow put up by onkey is a great example of creative use of light and contrast and would look good on any modern camera. It is the person behind the camera that really makes these pictures. Keep taking good photos and whne you get a good camera think how easy it will be. Just so I am not missunderstood, I'm not saying anyone couuld take these photos, I am saying that these guys are craftsman and a craftsman can produce good work with any tool. When the tools are good as well they can produce even better work.

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Originally Posted by 4bye4

Isn't there some sort of rule against food pix? There should be I'm loosing concentration.

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Yes, I suggest a picture of a poop nuget, freshly steaming, to accompany the sausage roll photo. After all, that's what the end result of a sausage roll. :bananadancing:

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All I can say is WOW
Just got back to have a look at this thread, some amazing shots here. How I wish I had a quality camera, my digital isn't an SLR and I really need to read the instructions.
I've also got an old SLR with a couple of interchangeable lenses but the cost of getting film developed is now prohibitive. I did enjoy using that and still have about 20 rolls of film which are now out of date.

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There is an ad on tv shot with just a phone, looks ok
I like you have a brand new Minolta SLR x700 that dad had,
just a piece of history now I think with a few len's

Anyone remember Rescue Special Ops? The theme song was filled on Ericsson phones placed around and on the band and IMHO a pretty good song.... :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8Q_DXx5TEk

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Originally Posted by Apollofish

All I can say is WOW
Just got back to have a look at this thread, some amazing shots here. How I wish I had a quality camera, my digital isn't an SLR and I really need to read the instructions.
I've also got an old SLR with a couple of interchangeable lenses but the cost of getting film developed is now prohibitive. I did enjoy using that and still have about 20 rolls of film which are now out of date.

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Thank you very much for your kind wards.

And remember something that you often see or do to you is quite dull but to others is grate.

And don't spend hundreds on a new camera buy a good second hand one. i would recommender an Olympus E-410 Only £100 in very good condition hear in England. (most of my posted photos are with this camera).

More in the snow.

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And this is the same copper smelting chimney as in my avatar.

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More in the snow.

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And this is the same copper smelting chimney as in my avatar.

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Love the snow pictures - the contrasts appeal to me - maybe because I don't see snow.

went to Italy for the sister in-laws wedding.
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Oh that is one pretty picture mate.

Thanks 4bye4. We never see the sun so any photo on a sunny day is amazing to me.

Snow is pretty rear Hear, the weather man forecast the possibility of snow over night on the high ground so we jumped in the nissan and hooked up the caravan and we where of to stay the night on the moos, it hailed all night with the od bit of thunder defining in the caravan, and in the morning i could get the photos i was after.

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The Leaning Watertanks of Cattai.........

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Bob Howard, on Flickr

Walls of China.
Mungo National Park.

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Bob Howard, on Flickr

Sigh! Everything comes from China these days.

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Walls of China.
Mungo National Park.

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Great photo Bob, I really loved Mungo NP when we were there recently. When I get back on my home pc I'll post up my effort later tonight as a comparison.