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Astrid Buttifant
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Debra Vanderlaan commented on Astrid Buttifant's photo
This is very eye-catching Astrid! Celebrate life, Debra
Astrid Buttifant commented on Jamie Ellsworth's album
Love your pics, looks like you live in paradise.wonderfull
Profile Information
- About Me and My Photography Experience:
- Hi , I am trying to progress from having my camera on automatic hahaha and learn how to take better pics . I love taken pictures and then working with them on my pc to crop etc .
I am married and have three children and a grandchild .Dont really know what else to write here hahaha so this will do for now
- My Photography Equipment:
- I have a Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FZ50
- Contact:
- tupence7@yahoo.com.au
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Comment Wall (21 comments)
- At 2:51am on September 5, 2008,
EVA CANTRELL said… - Thankyou for visiting my site and your compliments I am glad you liked them
- At 5:45pm on August 28, 2008,
Astrid Buttifant said…
- thank you so much for the comments Neal and may i add you as a friend to please . i will go check eva 's pics right now , but think i have and loved them . take care
- At 4:48pm on August 28, 2008,
Neal Jorgensen said… - Thanks for the comments on my photos. You have some very knowlegable, and helpful people as friends. Also check out Eva Cantwell's pictures she has helped me a lot, Another sorce of information I have found interesting, is Better Photo Guide to Digital Photography it is a good book
- At 11:31am on August 27, 2008,
Tonia said… - Thanks for the comment.
- At 6:06am on August 27, 2008,
Maeda said… - Welcome to PictureSocial, Astrid! I'm glad that you've joined! Comment on pictures, start discussions and get positive feedbacks from a lot of nice people! I hope you'll enjoy it here!
- At 9:31am on August 26, 2008,
Gabriel Catalin said… - An advice for you: to avoid the strong flare you have in the photo I did comment, try to avoid shooting directly into the sun or try to hide it behind things - tree, clouds, etc. There's allways a great risk the strong sun light "burns"your camera sensor.
I looked at your photos and I liked the colors a lot. It could be a good ideea to have a tripod and to level the camera on it - you will get straight and steady shots...
- At 6:17am on August 26, 2008,
CJ Stolz said… - Hey, I looked at those sunset photos you took and thought they were amazing. Some advice that i can offer you is to keep the camera straight when taking the photo to avoid tilted horizons. I did a bit of a fix up in photoshop for one of the sunset photos (559) so you could see what it should look like. Here's the photo:
http://img253.imageshack.us/img253/4813/559fixlo0.jpg
Sorry it's not centered but I tried to retain as much of the image as I could. On the other hand you could use the image like this for an interesting effect:
http://img384.imageshack.us/img384/6437/533fixedeb4.png
Anyway tell me what you think...
- At 4:15pm on August 25, 2008,
Astrid Buttifant said…
- ty , looks like photoshop is the programme to be on my list . hahah
- At 4:13pm on August 25, 2008,
carole said… - It's actually quite simple, believe it or not! Amazing what can be done w/photoshop. It's a selective color process.
- At 4:10pm on August 25, 2008,
Astrid Buttifant said…
- lol I also want to catch a bird in flight , and am only now learning to use different settings on my camera . Have taken all my pics with automatic setting and am looking for to making better shots of insects and birds in flight . keep up good work
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John Read commented on John Read's photo
Thank you again, Deborah! This too is part of the Putnam Park system... a Hermit lived in cave which the stairs lead to... LOL
kathy standley replied to kathy standley's discussion 'Landscapes With DOF' in the group 72 Hour Blue Ribbon Challenge!
Thanks to all who posted. There are some great shots here. This Challenge is now closed will be back shortly with the winners.
John Read commented on John Read's photo
Thank you again, Deborah! This is part of a State park called Putnam Park. It is part Revolutionary War museum and part trail system. I can only do part of the trail system (back injury) but it is a really beautiful place!
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