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Ok, I've upload one of my photos taken today. I've got a stack of photos so far but havent had much time to photoshop them. Plus my sisters 15inch monitor with its 800x600 resolution is really poor to do any photoshop work. Its on its way out and Im convincing them to get a 17inch flat. I really need to go for a drive as Im running out of subjects around here. Although there is a lovely hawk perched in a tree up the road that I might have to snap with my 70-300G. Anyway keep a watch on this URL and Ill post updates when I add more.
http://www.morganpost.com This was taken this afternoon with my nephew. The tree and grass was a bit underexposed so I created an inverted desaturated layer and used it as a soft light. It really brought out the detail in the grass and enhanced the sky. I've also got some other photos of some nice cloud formations that Raydar might like 
kipper,
where are all the baguette and colourful food and fruits displayed at every Sunday market? I hope you enjoyed the trip! Birddog114
VNAF, My Beloved Country and Airspace
It was actually taken at about 1-2pm in the afternoon but the sun is fairly low in the sky during winter in the northern hemisphere. Everything seems to be in shadow a lot. Plus the photoshopping that I did makes the sky look a lot more dramatic then it actually was.
Nice photo Kipper -reminds me of my first home.
In England, this time of year, dawn is around 8am and dusk around 4pm - great time of year for night shots Chris Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Hi Glen Actually this is an adaption of the famous ”Blue Blasters” insignia of attack squadron VA-34. Originated in October 1943 (as VF-20). The squadron was based on USS Lexington and saw action in the Pacific. I think the Hells Angels would love this one!!! Chris Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Ok a total of 8 photos up now. Noticed a dark spot on the left hand side of the shots when shooting landscape. Think it's some dust or something either on the lens or on the ccd. Hope it's the lens! Should invest in a Giotto Rocket.
http://www.morganpost.com/
Kipper, They're nice pics! hmmmm, dust on CCD, go to Arc De Triomp, see couple guys who are standing around with all the roses, he can help you clean it  Birddog114
VNAF, My Beloved Country and Airspace
But only if you give them the secret D70 users handshake 
kipper, the Rocket is a sensation, well worth getting. Greg - - - - D200 etc
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see. - Arthur Schopenhauer
Added two more photos. Got heaps more but haven't had the time to choose what are keepers and what aren't. Well save all photos and review at home but for now getting the best and trying to edit using PS as best as I can on this poor monitor.
Kipper,
Have you made the move to France permaently or are you just on holidays? I noticed ou have changed your location in your profile so thought maybe it was permanent. BTW - I really like the images, keep them coming 
W00DY Andrew
Nikon D3 and lot's of Nikon stuff!!
Hhehehe.....well not yet anyway. Everytime I come here I fall in love with the place. So maybe in the future when I've learnt the language
Just thought I'd change the location so people could see where I am. Be good if there was some sort of feature with bulletin boards so you could place the status of your account to Vacation and the location.
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