+1 on the story and the pics
Btw did you ever show your landscape pictures in one of the contests?
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+1 on the story and the pics
Btw did you ever show your landscape pictures in one of the contests?
It wasn't a contest. It was a calendar being created to raise funds for the waterfall park. They indeed used two of the four images I submitted.Quote:
Originally Posted by ahab1372
Nice crop Sean. How much for a bag of that stuff?
This is pretty decent stuff. Eight ounces of oregano will cost you a 16-35mm f/2.8 P.m. ;-)
Mmm reasonable.
As long it is fresh and you haven't been walking around with it in those big old bermuda shorts your sporting.
Hahaha, this made me laugh. Great story there Sean!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Setters
Thought I would kick this thread along a bit.
I was sitting pondering the other day what happened to all those photography equipment receipts, they must be around here somewhere.
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What an Adorable photo...I must say, you are quite handsome model :o .Aaah..Yes those bloody Receipts... :o
I'm sorry if I have led you on Wally, but I am taken. :cool::D;)Quote:
Originally Posted by bouwy
BLOL..... :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by steve u
ROFPML... have you looked that one up yet Wally?
I think we need Sean to come in with a hot looking picture of himself right about now.
I Google what the photographic meaning is of ROFMPL, but no luck. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve U
When it comes to self portrait ....there's no one that comes near our Sean on this site....I really look forward seeing some 5D MKII classic ones. :p
http://youtu.be/SeP7rTY8vf0
I just couldn't help myself. :-)
Neither Canon nor B&W has developed as strong enough attractiveness filter for me to post here :)
You're the best. I think I have a man crush.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sean Setters
Maybe a little something of you and your wrench. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Busted Knuckles
I have an original 75-300 IS I could send you. It's built-in attractiveness filter is so strong at 300mm that the 7D won't even focus lock.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busted Knuckles
SUPERB self-portrait!! Did you just use natural light or do you have a "Sean" set-up of some sort? I don't want to tick your wife off by saying anymore but I will say she is a lucky lady!Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve U
You never age! What the heck! Anyway, love the variety of photos ...man of mystery, country boy, urban, sophisticated, etc! Love it! I think it's the eleventh photo that is my fav, the profile with your hand on the hat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Setters
I shot that on the local college campus. I took several shots because the focus and positioning were hard to nail down as I was moving and triggering the camera with a 2 second timer. At one point several students walked by and I received several quizzical looks.Quote:
Originally Posted by ddt0725
No matter--I got what wanted. ;-)
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The 59 sec and the 1:37 sec are my favourites. But then I also like ..............
:)
Great collection....my favorite is the mid-air jump....I laughed at that one....
My wife just found all the new Adorama receipts.
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Stephen_2 by Steve's Life, on Flickr[/img]
One more tp come in this series.:rolleyes:
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I have found momentary improvement from the application of a heavy duty toque wrench when gripped by both hands squarely in front of me and a rapid upward movement of my arms, bending at my elbows and wrists. It usually lasts for about half an hour.
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Originally Posted by Steve U
Great shots Steve!
Sean., Love the Video and Music too!
ROFL!!! I'll bet the next shot is either of you with bags packed at the door or a shot in the macro thread of her sweet new diamond ring!! My bet is on the ring!Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve U
Sean I agree with Steve.....You won me.
A self portrait (well sort of) of a incredible handsome man, being adored by his grand daughter.
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Lovely thoughtful shot Wally. Innocence and purity and sincerity. And you are handsome as well.
+1! Very nicely captured moment!Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve U
The last in this series of me sitting in front of a tree with an annoying metal butterfly hiding behide my head.
As though that know would attest, I don't have a mean bone in my body, so this was me trying to imitate my beloved when she found the Adorama receipts, that i though were safely put away.:rolleyes:
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I see no cuts, bruises or abrasions in this photo so apparently no physical harm came. I see no sign of blunt trauma. You appear to still be at home and not dis-located by your wife.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve U
I would say it is time for a picture with a smile in the series, of course as you look for a new place to hide your Adorama receipts in the future.
I don't know what he will do with the receipts but let me be the first to volunteer if he needs a place to hide the merchandise!!Quote:
Originally Posted by HDNitehawk
It might take UPS ground a day or two to ship the gear back and forth, and I am not real sure how going ground would work at all. But if he gets any new Zeiss lenses I would offer to stash them for him. Excellent helpful idea Denise.Quote:
Originally Posted by ddt0725
lolQuote:
Originally Posted by hdnitehawk
Alright, here's me.
http://i.minus.com/iburiRtKdWtpMO.jpg
Just in case there weren't enough pictures of me already on this thread, I thought I'd throw in another one...
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Searching for Ideas by budrowilson, on Flickr
I've looked through your Flickr and your portrait photos are definitely inspiring me to learn more about lighting and portrait photography, but every time I read the description of the photo I get overwhelmed by the equipment list you use. Nice shot!
The picture above had very little gear involved (relative to most of my other shoots). In this case, you could replicate it with two light stands, a white umbrella (about $20), a small collapsible softbox (quite cheap on ebay), and some way to trigger the flashes (radio, optical, etc).Quote:
Originally Posted by Poik
Somebody needs a hug, looking pensive again Sean, like you have the weight of the world on those shoulders. C'mon tell Uncle Steve....;)
Great shot mate.