sebboh wrote:
too microcontrasty and contrasty more than too sharp.
actually, it does reduce the yellow but not as much as using the lights designed for that purpose btw. that was the only place for the scale though and i liked the background.
oh, a lot of wedding photographers seem to like to use heavy vignetting or reversed vignetting, that's more of a style choice.
He came! What's the unit of measure on that scale? I assume it's not pounds or... Well, if it is, I bet your wife is feeling more relieved than the average woman giving birth.
mike reid wrote:
Thanks everyone for such nice comments
A few more
Well Mike you've sold me, I'm going to have to go camping up there one day Lovely shots. Heck, I've got a brother-in-law stationed there, so maybe lodging will be free
Great shot Kevin
lovely landscape Rob
Superb set Bob
Nice B&W Gregg + awesome car shot
Jeremy: Great set with Leica 90
ebookman: Nice shot
Werner: Great landscape shot ..looks nice in b&w
mike: Superb set
Sebboh: Awesome as usual .. really like your pictures
freaklikeme wrote:
He came! What's the unit of measure on that scale? I assume it's not pounds or... Well, if it is, I bet your wife is feeling more relieved than the average woman giving birth.
sebboh wrote:
thanks! it's metric of course, grams.
I'm very happy for you and your family. I'm a little surprised he wasn't three feet long with a full head of red hair, but I guess that'll take a couple of months.
Simply brilliant shot, after brilliant shot, of every type of subject matter imaginable. Viewing this thread is a daily source of photographic enjoyment. Great job everyone
raboof wrote:
I am getting the a7 because of you Ronny. Local guy has one and I am picking it up tomorrow. Will see if this fits my bag better so I can bring it to work everyday in my backpack while riding my bike to work.
Lovely shots. Heck, I've got a brother-in-law stationed there, so maybe lodging will be free 
