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Fooly Cooly wrote:
> [URL]http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/dynoGall2.asp?camID=6424[/URL]
> what do you think?
>
> So what camera are you using Ms NY?
Fantastic quality. I particularly like this photo: [URL]http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/dynoGallDetail.asp?photoID=1747129&catID=3889&style=&contestCatID=&rowNumber=64&camID=[/URL] That is amazing!
Currently I own a Fuji Finepix S7000. It's a wonderful camera.
> mid-year sounds good but then I'd hate to miss spring, summer is one
> of my favourite seasons and just great to go out and take some
> photos. Aww one you put it like that it sounds sad but you're right,
> missing moments that will never be the same again. That's what
> cameras are for, to caputre those moments. Okay I'll try and get a
> camera and just lock myself away till then so I dont regret seeing
> moments that I've missed lol.
You won't miss it if you do it for a year! Yeah I had a feeling that sounded pessimistic, hehe! But hey, if it makes you go out and get a camera then yay! I bet that Canon will capture some great blue skies in the summer.
> Oh I hope you're able to sort out your gallery would love to see some
> of these daily pictures. I wonder what kind of photos you've taken,
> hmm. I think if I was to take a picture today it would probably be
> outside, there's construction going on near my house and one side of
> the road is lined with cones and not cars. I'd love to take a picture
> of that. To me it looks interesting and boring but also strange as
> I've never seen the side of the road empty of cars. Perhaps tomorrow
> I'd wake up early for the sunrise.
Heh, it makes you want to do all sorts of things! :D It's does sound interesting, you'll probably *never* see it empty ever again!
I will sort it out, promise! ;)
> [URL]http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/dynoGall2.asp?camID=6424[/URL]
> what do you think?
>
> So what camera are you using Ms NY?
Fantastic quality. I particularly like this photo: [URL]http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/dynoGallDetail.asp?photoID=1747129&catID=3889&style=&contestCatID=&rowNumber=64&camID=[/URL] That is amazing!
Currently I own a Fuji Finepix S7000. It's a wonderful camera.
> mid-year sounds good but then I'd hate to miss spring, summer is one
> of my favourite seasons and just great to go out and take some
> photos. Aww one you put it like that it sounds sad but you're right,
> missing moments that will never be the same again. That's what
> cameras are for, to caputre those moments. Okay I'll try and get a
> camera and just lock myself away till then so I dont regret seeing
> moments that I've missed lol.
You won't miss it if you do it for a year! Yeah I had a feeling that sounded pessimistic, hehe! But hey, if it makes you go out and get a camera then yay! I bet that Canon will capture some great blue skies in the summer.
> Oh I hope you're able to sort out your gallery would love to see some
> of these daily pictures. I wonder what kind of photos you've taken,
> hmm. I think if I was to take a picture today it would probably be
> outside, there's construction going on near my house and one side of
> the road is lined with cones and not cars. I'd love to take a picture
> of that. To me it looks interesting and boring but also strange as
> I've never seen the side of the road empty of cars. Perhaps tomorrow
> I'd wake up early for the sunrise.
Heh, it makes you want to do all sorts of things! :D It's does sound interesting, you'll probably *never* see it empty ever again!
I will sort it out, promise! ;)
Ms NY wrote:
> Haha, it's not nice! I think I started around age 6 or 7? Possibly
> younger but then stopped going to lessons. It's a shame, had I known
> how important it is then I would've carried on and really wish I did,
> but never mind! Starting them again should be one of next year's goals
> :p
Yes, what are you thinking Ms NY you could be so talented by now if you hadnt given up *laughs* oh well it's never too late to learn, I think it was the same for me music lessons in primary school and high school were rather boring, they never tried to make it interesting for me. In primary school all they gave you was a recorder, >_<. I was taught a bit of the piano by my cousins but I wish I had learnt a lot younger. Same with langauges I guess *smile*
> In a way, digital feels like it's cheating but the advantages of it
> are endless anyway. The Canon 20D looks a wonderful camera. All those
> specs! I hope you manage to get your hands on one soon ;)
That's very true *grin* but I still hold a soft spot for film camera, I hope they dont stop making them, but going digital really makes it easier especially being able to view your photos straight away, then you can be as selective as you want. Yes it's a really good camera here's a site with photos done with the camera so you can see how good it is [URL]http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/dynoGall2.asp?camID=6424[/URL] what do you think?
So what camera are you using Ms NY?
> You could always start mid-year! It feels such a rush to go out and
> buy one because you feel like you're missing all these beautiful
> things you could take pictures of! It's like a moment missed and
> never seen the same way again. :(
> It's an interesting little project to take on. I will post the link
> when I've sorted out the gallery, it's a bit of a pain customizing it
> at the moment.
mid-year sounds good but then I'd hate to miss spring, summer is one of my favourite seasons and just great to go out and take some photos. Aww one you put it like that it sounds sad but you're right, missing moments that will never be the same again. That's what cameras are for, to caputre those moments. Okay I'll try and get a camera and just lock myself away till then so I dont regret seeing moments that I've missed lol.
Oh I hope you're able to sort out your gallery would love to see some of these daily pictures. I wonder what kind of photos you've taken, hmm. I think if I was to take a picture today it would probably be outside, there's construction going on near my house and one side of the road is lined with cones and not cars. I'd love to take a picture of that. To me it looks interesting and boring but also strange as I've never seen the side of the road empty of cars. Perhaps tomorrow I'd wake up early for the sunrise.
> Haha, it's not nice! I think I started around age 6 or 7? Possibly
> younger but then stopped going to lessons. It's a shame, had I known
> how important it is then I would've carried on and really wish I did,
> but never mind! Starting them again should be one of next year's goals
> :p
Yes, what are you thinking Ms NY you could be so talented by now if you hadnt given up *laughs* oh well it's never too late to learn, I think it was the same for me music lessons in primary school and high school were rather boring, they never tried to make it interesting for me. In primary school all they gave you was a recorder, >_<. I was taught a bit of the piano by my cousins but I wish I had learnt a lot younger. Same with langauges I guess *smile*
> In a way, digital feels like it's cheating but the advantages of it
> are endless anyway. The Canon 20D looks a wonderful camera. All those
> specs! I hope you manage to get your hands on one soon ;)
That's very true *grin* but I still hold a soft spot for film camera, I hope they dont stop making them, but going digital really makes it easier especially being able to view your photos straight away, then you can be as selective as you want. Yes it's a really good camera here's a site with photos done with the camera so you can see how good it is [URL]http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/dynoGall2.asp?camID=6424[/URL] what do you think?
So what camera are you using Ms NY?
> You could always start mid-year! It feels such a rush to go out and
> buy one because you feel like you're missing all these beautiful
> things you could take pictures of! It's like a moment missed and
> never seen the same way again. :(
> It's an interesting little project to take on. I will post the link
> when I've sorted out the gallery, it's a bit of a pain customizing it
> at the moment.
mid-year sounds good but then I'd hate to miss spring, summer is one of my favourite seasons and just great to go out and take some photos. Aww one you put it like that it sounds sad but you're right, missing moments that will never be the same again. That's what cameras are for, to caputre those moments. Okay I'll try and get a camera and just lock myself away till then so I dont regret seeing moments that I've missed lol.
Oh I hope you're able to sort out your gallery would love to see some of these daily pictures. I wonder what kind of photos you've taken, hmm. I think if I was to take a picture today it would probably be outside, there's construction going on near my house and one side of the road is lined with cones and not cars. I'd love to take a picture of that. To me it looks interesting and boring but also strange as I've never seen the side of the road empty of cars. Perhaps tomorrow I'd wake up early for the sunrise.
Fooly Cooly wrote:
> Oh that's great how long have you been playing the piano for? Yes my
> guitar has been put away for quite awhile too but really fancied
> finally learning it. And yes I hate hurting my fingers >_<
Haha, it's not nice! I think I started around age 6 or 7? Possibly younger but then stopped going to lessons. It's a shame, had I known how important it is then I would've carried on and really wish I did, but never mind! Starting them again should be one of next year's goals :p
> Wow that's great, well I only started a year or two ago I only had
> one film camera and that was a Nikon F55 which was a nice little
> starter for me. Did quite a few rolls with it but now I'm switching
> to digital but investing a little bit more money to make it into a
> business. I'd love a Canon 20D or higher model. Oh I'm just drooling
> at the thought of using a digital camera (professional one) and being
> able to take so many pictures and not be limited (well I can always
> buy lots of disks)
In a way, digital feels like it's cheating but the advantages of it are endless anyway. The Canon 20D looks a wonderful camera. All those specs! I hope you manage to get your hands on one soon ;)
> Oh my god that's weird I was going to do something similiar too, take
> atleast one picture every day regardless of what the subject was and
> post it on my site (still in progress). So you've been snapping away
> for over a month now? That's so great, you must have taken some
> really great shots. Would love to see them. Yes certainly a great way
> to learn photography and a great experiment I'm sure you look at
> things a lot differently now. Whenever I see something intersting I
> always think "what a great picture that would make" whether
> it's a spiders web or a sunset. *pout* I need to hurry and buy my
> camera *sigh*
You could always start mid-year! It feels such a rush to go out and buy one because you feel like you're missing all these beautiful things you could take pictures of! It's like a moment missed and never seen the same way again. :(
It's an interesting little project to take on. I will post the link when I've sorted out the gallery, it's a bit of a pain customizing it at the moment.
> Oh that's great how long have you been playing the piano for? Yes my
> guitar has been put away for quite awhile too but really fancied
> finally learning it. And yes I hate hurting my fingers >_<
Haha, it's not nice! I think I started around age 6 or 7? Possibly younger but then stopped going to lessons. It's a shame, had I known how important it is then I would've carried on and really wish I did, but never mind! Starting them again should be one of next year's goals :p
> Wow that's great, well I only started a year or two ago I only had
> one film camera and that was a Nikon F55 which was a nice little
> starter for me. Did quite a few rolls with it but now I'm switching
> to digital but investing a little bit more money to make it into a
> business. I'd love a Canon 20D or higher model. Oh I'm just drooling
> at the thought of using a digital camera (professional one) and being
> able to take so many pictures and not be limited (well I can always
> buy lots of disks)
In a way, digital feels like it's cheating but the advantages of it are endless anyway. The Canon 20D looks a wonderful camera. All those specs! I hope you manage to get your hands on one soon ;)
> Oh my god that's weird I was going to do something similiar too, take
> atleast one picture every day regardless of what the subject was and
> post it on my site (still in progress). So you've been snapping away
> for over a month now? That's so great, you must have taken some
> really great shots. Would love to see them. Yes certainly a great way
> to learn photography and a great experiment I'm sure you look at
> things a lot differently now. Whenever I see something intersting I
> always think "what a great picture that would make" whether
> it's a spiders web or a sunset. *pout* I need to hurry and buy my
> camera *sigh*
You could always start mid-year! It feels such a rush to go out and buy one because you feel like you're missing all these beautiful things you could take pictures of! It's like a moment missed and never seen the same way again. :(
It's an interesting little project to take on. I will post the link when I've sorted out the gallery, it's a bit of a pain customizing it at the moment.
lindgren wrote:
> you did
Oh well yay me I guess *smile*
> you did
Oh well yay me I guess *smile*
you did
who got post 75,000? Congratulations :D
Ms NY wrote:
> Piano and guitar. Only started playing the guitar again after it was
> put away for a long time. One horrible thing.. sore fingertips!
Oh that's great how long have you been playing the piano for? Yes my guitar has been put away for quite awhile too but really fancied finally learning it. And yes I hate hurting my fingers >_<
> Ooh, excellent. What sort of camera do you own?
> Model photography would be fantastic and @ngel would indeed be
> perfect for it!
> Yep, I do enjoy it. A New Year's Resolution [heheh!] was made this
> year and amazingly enough it's been stuck to though there have been
> those days..
> It's just to take a photo a day for the whole year, but also while
> doing that to learn more about the camera which so far has been
> successful. It's more of a personal test than anything, the photos
> are a bonus.
Wow that's great, well I only started a year or two ago I only had one film camera and that was a Nikon F55 which was a nice little starter for me. Did quite a few rolls with it but now I'm switching to digital but investing a little bit more money to make it into a business. I'd love a Canon 20D or higher model. Oh I'm just drooling at the thought of using a digital camera (professional one) and being able to take so many pictures and not be limited (well I can always buy lots of disks)
Oh my god that's weird I was going to do something similiar too, take atleast one picture every day regardless of what the subject was and post it on my site (still in progress). So you've been snapping away for over a month now? That's so great, you must have taken some really great shots. Would love to see them. Yes certainly a great way to learn photography and a great experiment I'm sure you look at things a lot differently now. Whenever I see something intersting I always think "what a great picture that would make" whether it's a spiders web or a sunset. *pout* I need to hurry and buy my camera *sigh*
> Do you ever find that some of the best photos are taken when you're
> not even trying?! :D
> Heh, I don't mind having my photo taken but much prefer to be the one
> behind the camera :P
Oh yes definitely and that's one of the advantages of digital photography I'd be able to just snap away and I'm sure I'd be suprised by how well some turn out better than I expected.
I'm sure you'd be great infront of the camera too :) I thought of some great shots with your hair covering your face, I had a feeling you might be into photography.
> Piano and guitar. Only started playing the guitar again after it was
> put away for a long time. One horrible thing.. sore fingertips!
Oh that's great how long have you been playing the piano for? Yes my guitar has been put away for quite awhile too but really fancied finally learning it. And yes I hate hurting my fingers >_<
> Ooh, excellent. What sort of camera do you own?
> Model photography would be fantastic and @ngel would indeed be
> perfect for it!
> Yep, I do enjoy it. A New Year's Resolution [heheh!] was made this
> year and amazingly enough it's been stuck to though there have been
> those days..
> It's just to take a photo a day for the whole year, but also while
> doing that to learn more about the camera which so far has been
> successful. It's more of a personal test than anything, the photos
> are a bonus.
Wow that's great, well I only started a year or two ago I only had one film camera and that was a Nikon F55 which was a nice little starter for me. Did quite a few rolls with it but now I'm switching to digital but investing a little bit more money to make it into a business. I'd love a Canon 20D or higher model. Oh I'm just drooling at the thought of using a digital camera (professional one) and being able to take so many pictures and not be limited (well I can always buy lots of disks)
Oh my god that's weird I was going to do something similiar too, take atleast one picture every day regardless of what the subject was and post it on my site (still in progress). So you've been snapping away for over a month now? That's so great, you must have taken some really great shots. Would love to see them. Yes certainly a great way to learn photography and a great experiment I'm sure you look at things a lot differently now. Whenever I see something intersting I always think "what a great picture that would make" whether it's a spiders web or a sunset. *pout* I need to hurry and buy my camera *sigh*
> Do you ever find that some of the best photos are taken when you're
> not even trying?! :D
> Heh, I don't mind having my photo taken but much prefer to be the one
> behind the camera :P
Oh yes definitely and that's one of the advantages of digital photography I'd be able to just snap away and I'm sure I'd be suprised by how well some turn out better than I expected.
I'm sure you'd be great infront of the camera too :) I thought of some great shots with your hair covering your face, I had a feeling you might be into photography.
Fooly Cooly wrote:
> Do you play any instruments Ms NY?
Piano and guitar. Only started playing the guitar again after it was put away for a long time. One horrible thing.. sore fingertips!
> Mainly travel photography but I'd like to do more than that, I walked
> around last summer taking pictures of everything *laughs* clouds in
> the sky, animals, architecture, etc. Would love to do some model
> photography but unless you have cute friends it's not cheap. You're
> attractive Ms NY but looking at your photo on frappr you're not too
> keen on having you're picture taken? *smile* @ngel looks gorgeous, I
> thought she was a model at first, would love to take some photos of
> her.
> Are you into photography too Ms NY?
Ooh, excellent. What sort of camera do you own?
Model photography would be fantastic and @ngel would indeed be perfect for it!
Yep, I do enjoy it. A New Year's Resolution [heheh!] was made this year and amazingly enough it's been stuck to though there have been those days..
It's just to take a photo a day for the whole year, but also while doing that to learn more about the camera which so far has been successful. It's more of a personal test than anything, the photos are a bonus.
Do you ever find that some of the best photos are taken when you're not even trying?! :D
Heh, I don't mind having my photo taken but much prefer to be the one behind the camera :P
> Do you play any instruments Ms NY?
Piano and guitar. Only started playing the guitar again after it was put away for a long time. One horrible thing.. sore fingertips!
> Mainly travel photography but I'd like to do more than that, I walked
> around last summer taking pictures of everything *laughs* clouds in
> the sky, animals, architecture, etc. Would love to do some model
> photography but unless you have cute friends it's not cheap. You're
> attractive Ms NY but looking at your photo on frappr you're not too
> keen on having you're picture taken? *smile* @ngel looks gorgeous, I
> thought she was a model at first, would love to take some photos of
> her.
> Are you into photography too Ms NY?
Ooh, excellent. What sort of camera do you own?
Model photography would be fantastic and @ngel would indeed be perfect for it!
Yep, I do enjoy it. A New Year's Resolution [heheh!] was made this year and amazingly enough it's been stuck to though there have been those days..
It's just to take a photo a day for the whole year, but also while doing that to learn more about the camera which so far has been successful. It's more of a personal test than anything, the photos are a bonus.
Do you ever find that some of the best photos are taken when you're not even trying?! :D
Heh, I don't mind having my photo taken but much prefer to be the one behind the camera :P
Tampa Bayer wrote:
> hello fooly,why ths wierd name??!?
It's from an anime by the same name (or called Furi Kuri, FLCL) [URL]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FLCL[/URL] it was a hit in the States amony 18+ mainly adults. Great series shame it was never shown in the UK then more people on Freeola would know why I use the name :)
> hello fooly,why ths wierd name??!?
It's from an anime by the same name (or called Furi Kuri, FLCL) [URL]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FLCL[/URL] it was a hit in the States amony 18+ mainly adults. Great series shame it was never shown in the UK then more people on Freeola would know why I use the name :)
theyre not placebos mark, i have 3 different conditions that all need treatment so of course the medication mounts up
and theyre for life tampa
and theyre for life tampa
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