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blackspot Posts: > 500

@marlonski, now I can see where your daughters got their good looks!

@jn, your pics are definitely improved. keep it up! Try using FINE, without night mode.
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Posted: 2006-01-12 03:08:48
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dj_wolfinstein Posts: 382

hey guys,

I know its too late to post Happy New Year..But Still I will...!
During my self - exile from the web I took trips down to couple of places and here are some picture I took in Shimla , Kasuli and Lucknow..as always I am facinated by Church's and cemetaries of Old english graves dating to the colonial times..Here are a few pics..!

Shimla Chapter

The Church at The Mall


The Mountain Yak


Kasauli Chapter

The Old Church at Monkey Point


The Silent Burial Grounds


Some Graves and stones






Lucknow Chapter

Me at Bailey's Gate


Some Light Cannons


The Big one
[img]http://www.esato.com/board/img.php?id=44252[/img

The Memorial Tower


The Banquet Hall


Dr.Fayer's House


The Memorial to the Indian Soldiers during the Mutiny of 1857


The Ruins of Treasury and Armoury- Legend has it that a large number of gold bars and treasure are still buried under the ruins.


The Arc of Bailey's Gate


Memorial to a Col.Aitken


I still have not transffered the photo's of the residency cemetary will upload them later..!

regards



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Posted: 2006-01-12 09:03:53
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*Jojo* Posts: > 500

@blackspot-Thanks mate! All I have to upload next are flowers and fruit bearing trees. Yeah no more night mode ON settings from hereon. This message was posted from a K700i
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Posted: 2006-01-12 09:20:12
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chili Posts: > 500

@marlon, max, thugs -- Great fun reading your posts

@dj_wolfinstein -- Welcome back to this thread buddy! Great travel pics as usual.

@jojo -- Agree with blackspot, use Fine. Don't care much about night mode either because it takes too long to save pics.

everything else is just

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Posted: 2006-01-12 12:58:06
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max_wedge Posts: > 500

nice one chili, very sweet. Love the way you frame a picture. Who says subject should be in the middle?
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Posted: 2006-01-12 13:32:45
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*Jojo* Posts: > 500

@chili - YUP, 'fine' settings . . . thanks!

@dj - I like the first 2 images, nice!

I took this one, taken outside fronting the Mall . . . busy STREET ! Normal settings . . .



I went to ACE Hardware yesterday and browsed at this lawn mower I was planning to buy:



But when I saw the $$$ my GOODNESS, I just settled for one of these:



Just to level the grass in the backyard . . . Normal settings still. I am wondering how come the mower's IMAGE looks sharper than the grass-scissors, same lighting condition and they are just adjacent to each other in the section.

It's only NOW that I knew the Picture Quality settings is STILL in the NORMAL and n o t FINE Sorry! Had it not been, the images should be better I guess




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Posted: 2006-01-13 00:43:31
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chili Posts: > 500

@jojo - Maybe there was a little bit more camera shake in the shot of the shears. It's enough to blur the picture when there is only indoors lighting.

@max - Some say center. But the so-called "experts" are even more ridiculous -- They cite a totally absurd "rule of thirds" (ask your dad about this). I say neither center nor thirds. There are no rules.

coming of age

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Posted: 2006-01-13 11:26:14
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max_wedge Posts: > 500

yeah, I know about the two thirds rule, which is better than centre, but still why be bound by any such rules, as you say.

Actually I forgot about the two-thirds rule till you mentioned it, which shows how much I pay attention to such conventionalities


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Posted: 2006-01-13 12:22:08
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dr_thug Posts: > 500

wat r the rules??just curious...
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Posted: 2006-01-13 13:32:47
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max_wedge Posts: > 500

Well there is the rule of composition that says the subject should be 1/3rd of the way into the frame, with any action in the shot facing into the centre of the frame.

However as Chili proves time and again, this rule can be broken with excellent results.


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Posted: 2006-01-13 13:57:13
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