The one and only official Photographers thread..

[Melo]

Originally Posted by Watered

Oooops! I've just seen Botley's post above, I'd better keep on topic! [/url]

Eheheh, if not you better run!

[Watered]

Yes, the mods are back, our time for misbehaving is over!

[Thursday'sChild]

Hello Watered and all those who are stuck here with me ;Longbow Hellfire to all you mods too.

[Da_Floyd_Fan]

Glad to see you're back! I hope you've learned your lesson.

[Melo]

Originally Posted by Thursday'sChild

Hello Watered and all those who are stuck here with me ;Longbow Hellfire to all you mods too.

Welcome back TC!
Did you have a good holiday?

[Simon]

Zoji-La pass. World's highest motorable road. (11, 580 feet)



Manaslu (Himalayas range)



Manaslu summit



Guru Dogmar lake (17,100 feet above sea level)

[DavidAV]

17,100 above sea level! Woah! In Santa Fe it's 7500 and I thought that was high.
Listen: you should try drinking at such a high altitude. In California it takes at least 9 shots of Vodka to mess me up, in Santa Fe it took only 3 or 4. Imagine....at 17,100 I would be on the floor before I finished my first shot! People up there must save a lot of money on alcohol.....

[Simon]

Hemkund Sahib - 4,300 meters above sea level.

[Thursday'sChild]

Originally Posted by Melo

Welcome back TC!
Did you have a good holiday?

You bet...better bet your life....I spent the time working on the Relics rendition in 3D;put some more labour into finishing up with some of new ones(take a look at preview in my arts thread).Well;i got real angry when that kid from peanuts stole my security blanket...and now he claims it was his all along..I mean has anyone seen him with that blanket b4????

[Watered]

Welcome back TC!

[Thursday'sChild]

Hi,Watered;
Better get back to the topic or you will never know when you'll be declared "Off Topic".Any more of your fabulous "Spanish Scapes".

[Watered]

Well, I think I have already posted the best ones but I'll scratch the barrel once more:

Ponts' church

There are several things that I like to do when taking a photograph here: a (partial) view of the sky, a photograph of a tower or a monument from below and a frame (sort of) of plants.

More than a month ago I went to Tarragona which is the ancient Tarraco from Roman times. It is a relatively important city now and it surely was one of the most important cities of the ancient "Hispania" in the Roman Empire. There is an amphitheatre there and, though it doesn't come close to Pompeii, it is still nice and it is on the coast line so you get a view both of the amphitheatre and the sea. I took some pictures of it but I have to finish the camera's film (you see, I still work with films, I haven't got a digital camera, I'm primitive like that ) so I can post the pictures here. It'll get some time since I also want to go to other places to take pictures but I'm being very busy at work right now

[Lily]

Originally Posted by Watered

you see, I still work with films, I haven't got a digital camera, I'm primitive like that

Keep the films! in my opinion, nothing can beat film photography. I sure would have stuck to it if it wasn't for the fact that if I wanted a diploma in professionnal photography, I had to go with the flow and buy a digital camera. I do like the new toy, I almost always work with it now, but I absolutely love to take the good old 35mm out. The whole process of developping the film and the waiting to see what your photos look like is the greatest thing. sure beats the click-and-see technology...but sadly it's dissapearing fast. too fast for me.

oh and great picture by the way! I love "frame in frame" compo

[Watered]

Thanks a lot!

You're right, waiting for the results is part of the fun.

[Deranged]

This is pure art I reckon, in the darkness there is The Toilet. It provides the light at the end of your tunnel, it relieves you from your inner burdens. And it also has a cool shower on the left behind the wall, it plays a great part in making this garage what it is and should be. Who knows, if you're lucky I might even expose The Kitchen one of these days.