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Evo said:Stunning larkspur!
Thanks Evo.
Evo said:Stunning larkspur!
As far as I know - yes.larkspur said:Looks like a place I would love to take some photos! Do they have good bike paths around?
That is a lovely path. It is wonderfully colorful with great leading lines that take your eyes deeply into the picture.matthyaouw said:Beautiful pics everyone! Now that I have a digital camera I hope I'll be taking a lot more :)
Here's a photo i took on a walk in the woods a while ago. Doesn't seem to want to link directly...
Sorry, I have no experience with scanners.Chi Meson said:This is actually on-topic:
Before we had the kids, my wife and I did a lot of outdoor travels, and all my photographs from that era are slides and negatives. I've been planning for the last 4 years to get a scanner and convert those emulsions to digital. Any word among the photogs here which way to go with slide/neg scanners?
I have used an HP desktop scanner to scan slides, which worked fairly well, except for fine detail. I tended to shoot higher speed film ASA200 or 400, and the slides were somewhat grainy. Others have had better success with Kodachrome or Ektachrome.Chi Meson said:This is actually on-topic:
Before we had the kids, my wife and I did a lot of outdoor travels, and all my photographs from that era are slides and negatives. I've been planning for the last 4 years to get a scanner and convert those emulsions to digital. Any word among the photogs here which way to go with slide/neg scanners?
Thanks Turbo! It is not hard to take a pretty photo when you have such a beautiful scene to capture.turbo-1 said:Very pretty shot, larkspur!
larkspur said:Cade's Cove on a cloudy morning. The sun was trying to break through. Click the image to see a larger view.
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~christina~ said:WOW!
Nice...now I'd like to know how you either got that shot or ps 'd it to look that way...
I know that you can get the sun rays by increasing the aperture though..
I took three shots with the same aperture but different shutter speeds[this is called bracketing] then merged them in PS. With film I could have dodged and burned areas during development to get this effect.~christina~ said:WOW!
Nice...now I'd like to know how you either got that shot or ps 'd it to look that way...
I know that you can get the sun rays by increasing the aperture though..
larkspur said:Cade's Cove on a cloudy morning. The sun was trying to break through. Click the image to see a larger view.
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Cade's Cove is about an hours drive for me. I go there often. So many photographic opportunities.Astronuc said:Beautiful Larkspur. I've been there in Cade's Cove - about 35 years ago! Long time no see. I've been in and around the area, but have had the time to stop in a see the Smoky Mountains since.
Cool! I've been to Chattanooga and Knoxville several times over the past couple decades on projects/meetings with TVA and ORNL. I'd love to get back down there and spend some free time in the Smokies. I like the area around Bristol TN/VA, but I don't care much for the development along I-81.larkspur said:Cade's Cove is about an hours drive for me. I go there often. So many photographic opportunities.![]()
scorpa said:Not on the level of awesome that the rest of these pictures are on but this was taken back home when I found a patch of wild roses in the hay field
Sweet and simple! And beautiful, scorpa!scorpa said:Not on the level of awesome that the rest of these pictures are on but this was taken back home when I found a patch of wild roses in the hay field
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y117/Scorpa/x1pbglk-vqL4Bu_5K6UsXWIBtm_OIYHL-4.jpg
Nice pic. My, Larkspur - you sure do get around!larkspur said:I took this at the beach a few weeks ago.
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I found the link to the Virginia Creeper trail. Seems to be a rail trail - perhaps an old NS line.larkspur said:Abingdon, Va is one of my favorite places. It's not far from Bristol. I like to ride the Virginia Creeper trail on my bike. A beautiful ride.
larkspur said:I took three shots with the same aperture but different shutter speeds[this is called bracketing] then merged them in PS. With film I could have dodged and burned areas during development to get this effect.
Very beautiful, indeed!matthyaouw said:Beautiful Andre!
Andre said:Autumn in the Danube Valley
~christina~ said:Nice pics.
It looks like they mow the grass there![]()