Below are the first and the last picture I took. The blue one is perfect for a desktop (wallpaper) picture.
Here is the full gallery, 12 photos. (Large.)
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By the way, isn't it funny how you can be snobbish about anything? :)
You can be: "I'm making my pictures on a camera costing twenty grand and the size of a bread box. I'm the business." But you can also be: "I'm making my pictures on a $200 camera which fit in my breast pocket. I rule."
But then of course one might also simply get pleasure from any of these facts without being snobbish about it. There's a world of possibilities.
Update: I almost omitted the bricks/fence picture for being too boring. But then I got the idea to make it monochrome, and I very much like it now.
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I like fall-day-0014.html.
It's much greener there, it seems.
Did you mean Cannon 950?
"Did you mean Cannon 950?"
A film cannon you mean?
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The raw emotion conveyed by the white birch is powerful. The colorful leaves evoked in me a craving for a green salad, which I will enjoy far more with this artistry in mind.
Stop sucking Eolake's dick and come up for air once in a while.
the photos were good with the exception of the fall tree. that picture is a reminder that the gloom (prewinter) is ready to cast it's benighted shadow of winter upon us :(
Ah, but what shadows.
Personally I like winter photography, the lower sun casts better shadows, and makes architectural photography more rewarding.
For stark trees and a sad tale you can always watch "Silent Running" with Bruce Dern.
So the mossy tree, high color mode, or touched up? That surely is not natural light alone...
Anon, I do believe that this camera is called the Elph 950 in the US, and Ixus 960 in Europe.
Thank you, Greg.
Alex: one of them is saturated, the other one is over-saturated. I liked it both ways, so kept them both.
I rather like the brick wall photo. You're right, the monochrome makes it.
-~Datamancer~-
Thanks, dude.
Who is the old lady? Is that your old lady?
It's nobody I know.
I thought maybe it was your mistress, off to do some shopping.
Burn!
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