The Hub Photo Club

sheepsteeth

there seems to be loads of folk who are pretty handy with a camera so how about a thread to show a recent picture you took and are proud of or pleased with, not necessarily for critique but just a place to show summat interesting or satisfying for whatever reason.

this is a picture of a bit of berlin wall displayed at the corps museum in chatham, a sqn of engineers helped to dismantle it and kept this fro display



camera: e-pl1
lens: panasonic 20mm f/1.7

The Northern Monkey

One of my favorite photo's of my girlfriend.
Taken about 6 years ago on a moving roundabout, light was fading and I caught this photo. Unfortunately I no longer have the full size version

Never been great with a camera though, but this is the raw image and hasn't been altered at all

jay12

top 2 are from llyn crafnant area. top one is summer and the second one is winter.

then the bottom one is in a small wood right next to my house. a chilly winter morning.

all pictures are taken with my compact camera :P i want an slr but i'd rather spend the money on my bike

jay12

also some riding pics:

this one was in IMB bike mag


and this was one of the first i took at delamere

nicklouse

Andy B

All my pics are taken with a Panasonic DMC-TZ3 compact camera


P1020102 by thecycledoctor.co.uk, on Flickr


Jon Gomm @ The Jolly Brewer by thecycledoctor.co.uk, on Flickr


P1020349 by thecycledoctor.co.uk, on Flickr


P1000236 by Andy.B., on Flickr

bartimaeus

Sunset after a days diving, Danjugan, Philippines


and my better half, Apo Island, Philippines

tomtomthepipersson

Here are a few of mine.










Cameras - 20D/30D/1D2
Lenses - 70-200 2.8 IS/17-55 2.8 IS/85 1.8

fungus_the_muffin_man

I'd love to do more photography, but it's finding the time to do it to get to a decent standard.

So here's a few of mine

butcher of bakersfield

I have a strange fascination for photographing my feet at the moment. I guess it tells me about where I've been..


That photo's not yours is it sheeps?

sheepsteeth

it is yes, i took it the other week.

Arkady001

No pix of bikes: when i'm out for a ride, the cameras stay at home... here's some stuff recently added to my Flickr pages:

sheepsteeth

nice bit of MGB, i havent done that in a looooong while.

Arkady001

sheepsteeth wrote:

nice bit of MGB, i havent done that in a looooong while.

All the Engineer Officers back at the barn were creaming themselves...it's a 'Big Deal' seeing these now apparently...we only have two left in UK and Germany - two...?
Can't be right, I thought, but apparently they were all scrapped - one of them is at the Engineer training depot for recruits to play with.

I just look at it as something to try and blow up...

sheepsteeth

just 2 left? thats atrocious and a real shame. suppose thats what the LSB has done to manual bridging.

Arkady001

sheepsteeth wrote:

just 2 left? thats atrocious and a real shame. suppose thats what the LSB has done to manual bridging.

With the demise of BAOR they all went - no need for them apparently - try telling that to those of us in Afghan driving over rickety wooden bridges all the time...

bentes

One I took last week or so. It's a 3 shot HDR, hope you like it.

Anonymous

Mine are on my Flickr, link in sig.
But here's a silly lightpainting I did whilst waiting for the RAID to rebuild itself on Saturday...

sheepsteeth

how did you do that?

Anonymous

Set the camera to manual, and the shutter to bulb setting, then lock the shutter open, run in front of it, draw a stick figure with a torch, then run behind the camera again, manually fire a flashgun (twice in this case to get the right exposure) then unlock the shutter so the camera "finishes" taking the picture.

Here's an old one, my first attempt at something like it.

In that one, I set the camera to take a 30 second exposure, with a rear-curtain flash (built in flash on this one) then quickly drew the stick figure, then waited for the flash to go off.
Haha, I just noticed, you can actually see the maglite in my hand in that one!

sheepsteeth

so was the room dark in the piano picture?

Anonymous

yeah, the room was nearly pitch black in the piano picture, it's lit almost entirely by the flashgun, which I manually triggered.

mak3m

nothing special on a crappy old cannon, just makes me think of holidays mmmmmm



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Anonymous

nice though.

sheepsteeth

yeehaamcgee wrote:

nice though.

agreed.

jon87uk

Some photos taken a few years ago when I went travelling. All shot with an old manual 35mm so I don't have settings I'm afraid. All shot on 100ISO film though I think.

Camera is a Praktica MTL 5B and usual lens of choice is a Pentacon1.8/50

Sorry in advance for the size. I resized them once already and cba.

Gülhane Park, Istanbul


Acropolis, Athens


Pompei


Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, Berlin


Berlin


Boboli Gardens, Florence

phz

A few from our trip to the Lakes last week (plus some heavy-handed post-processing but that's the way I like it).















slainte rob

Anonymous

Ooh, liking the film shots. I nearly bought some slide film and a roll of black and white the other day, just to experiment.

jon87uk

pHz wrote:

That reminds me of some of the work Richard Long does. Pretty cool.

Thanks, I really love shooting film and since the camera is a hand me down and I don't have £500-600 to throw at a digital SLR it will have to do. Would also love to get hold of a medium format camera, you can shoot such amazing detail with them.

Anonymous

Hang on, you cant afford a DSLR, but you fancy getting a medium format? Get your priorities right!

sheepsteeth

whats a medium format?