Thanks Yeah, England's nice, but what does it have to do with Ireland? Hehe, just kidding, I just had it quite drilled into me while I was there that Ireland is not part of the U.K. and calling an Irish guy British is a good way to learn that Guinness really does build strength.
Both are incredible though. Scotland as well. It's almost cheating to take pictures there -- kind of like coming home from the beach with bulging pockets, proud of all the sand you found
I also got this shot of the horse at sunset, which I like, but could be better. It's really hard to capture a shot with such high dynamic range, and I'm not a good enough curves wrangler to know how to improve it much in post.
I, uh, didn't notice the... appendage... when I took the picture.
I also got this shot of the horse at sunset, which I like, but could be better. It's really hard to capture a shot with such high dynamic range, and I'm not a good enough curves wrangler to know how to improve it much in post.
I, uh, didn't notice the... appendage... when I took the picture.
Thanks Yeah, England's nice, but what does it have to do with Ireland? Hehe, just kidding, I just had it quite drilled into me while I was there that Ireland is not part of the U.K. and calling an Irish guy British is a good way to learn that Guinness really does build strength.
Both are incredible though. Scotland as well. It's almost cheating to take pictures there -- kind of like coming home from the beach with bulging pockets, proud of all the sand you found
I also got this shot of the horse at sunset, which I like, but could be better. It's really hard to capture a shot with such high dynamic range, and I'm not a good enough curves wrangler to know how to improve it much in post.
I, uh, didn't notice the... appendage... when I took the picture.
Welcome to Dgrin and the Nature and Wildlife forum.
The first shot is excellent.
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Hey! Good, misty shot. Angle right also.
I've flown over England but never landed. My loss.
Both are incredible though. Scotland as well. It's almost cheating to take pictures there -- kind of like coming home from the beach with bulging pockets, proud of all the sand you found
I also got this shot of the horse at sunset, which I like, but could be better. It's really hard to capture a shot with such high dynamic range, and I'm not a good enough curves wrangler to know how to improve it much in post.
I, uh, didn't notice the... appendage... when I took the picture.
um.....he's peeing
my stuff
Is he? Oh dear.
Nice pictures, fog is nifty stuff.
The first shot is excellent.
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How many photographers does it take to change a light bulb? 50. One to change the bulb, and forty-nine to say, "I could have done that better!"