Originally posted by NordlysWould it be possible to put all those in this round on one link?
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I'll give it another week. If there's a picture you'd like to see in the finale (and it's not already in the list), please send an e-mail to rhpphotocomp@gmail.com , telling me the title and which round it is from.
Originally posted by kirksey957That's what I am going to do when I open the round for voting. But at the moment I still don't know exactly which pictures will be in the finale, and putting all pictures of all rounds on one page would be impractical.
Would it be possible to put all those in this round on one link?
Originally posted by TyrannosauruschexYes, there's something comical about "nordleys". 😛
I always have a bit of a laugh when I see your name nordleys, there is something comical about it that I cant quite put my finger on.
I used to have a pet hamster called Norburg, perhaps that is where the joke has come from.
Originally posted by magnublmOr on the 5th. 😞
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(photography doesn't belong on the 4th page) ;-)
I have to admit that I haven't made any progress regarding the finale of the photo comp. I haven't even e-mailed or PMed previous participants. Instead, I have been waiting anxiously for my new camera to arrive, and today it did! I just got the batteries charged, have started to make myself familiar with the camera, and have taken the first two pictures. So far I am quite impressed! I think I'll have tons of fun with my new toy. Let's see if I still get to finish the photo comp...
Talking to myself, but... That image stabiliser is amazing! This is a free-hand shot through the window at night: http://home.online.no/~khgott/snow.jpg
The exposure time was 1.6 seconds (which made the children on the right side of the picture turn into ghosts...), which would normally result in a completely blurred picture unless you have a super-steady hand, which I don't.
Originally posted by NordlysVery nice pic. Normally you'd have to use a tripod for a shot like that. No problems attaching your old Minolta lenses?
Talking to myself, but... That image stabiliser is amazing! This is a free-hand shot through the window at night: http://home.online.no/~khgott/snow.jpg
The exposure time was 1.6 seconds (which made the children on the right side of the picture turn into ghosts...), which would normally result in a completely blurred picture unless you have a super-steady hand, which I don't.