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chili
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On 2005-06-16 11:41:46, carkitter wrote:
And the award for best captions goes to... chili!
Top stuff, mate!
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Cower in fear carkitter mate... Someone just handed me your family reunion photos!!!! 
@manfran -- I have to disagree, @Arez is the best!!! I guess my photos just resonate with you more because we're both Pinoys. As you may have noticed, most of them deal with people and places that we Pinoys encounter on a daily basis. Just magnified enough to point out things that you may have taken for granted (which is unlikely because you're a graphic artist!) |
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ares
Joined: Dec 11, 2003
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Chili, you´re too modest...your b&w are awesome!!! Keep up the good work!!!
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chili
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@Arez - No mate. @Carkitter saw right through the racket. Cheap-ass photos with passable captions. Your stuff look really classy on the other hand. |
manfran
Joined: Mar 23, 2003
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On 2005-06-16 12:51:59, chili wrote:
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On 2005-06-16 11:41:46, carkitter wrote:
And the award for best captions goes to... chili!
Top stuff, mate!
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Cower in fear carkitter mate... Someone just handed me your family reunion photos!!!!
@manfran -- I have to disagree, @Arez is the best!!! I guess my photos just resonate with you more because we're both Pinoys. As you may have noticed, most of them deal with people and places that we Pinoys encounter on a daily basis. Just magnified enough to point out things that you may have taken for granted (which is unlikely because you're a graphic artist!)
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No pare, they resonate not only bec we are both pinoys but also how you maximise your k700's cam's limitations to the fullest which results in good images. You also know how to pick and shoot your subjects well.
@arez, my hat's off with you too. You take great photos too.
[ This Message was edited by: manfran on 2005-06-16 17:34 ] |
unique_1
Joined: Jan 29, 2005
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Nephews Dad was in a Crash yesterday - Took this with my k700
hes ok But i herd it from my bedroom at the other side of the house!!!
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unique_1
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its true but - sometimes it happenes
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max_wedge
Joined: Aug 29, 2004
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@chili, re:
"Anyway, I eventually realized that we can actually turn the K7's camera's inherent weaknesses into advantages. Just a matter of not expecting too much. "
Right on. I enventually came to that same conclusion. I now have over 1300 photos taken with the K700!!
Love ur pics man, especially the universe and sapling furniture - very esoteric dude!
I've got some improvised K700i macro and zoom photos over at
http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=95313# for anyone interested in what better optics can do for ur K700's (or any digital camera for that matter)
Here's a sample:
Red car is 150 metres from me:
and macro:
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chili
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@max_wedge - Thanks again on behalf of K700i camera users, especially the more adventurous ones! Glad you like the stuff i posted here. Some of them have more universal appeal than the others, and for the sapling one i'm trying to imagine what impact it would have on me and other Filipinos if, say, an elderly lady from Ireland and her furniture were shot instead. :-) I'm fascinated with taking unposed shots of people, freezing those moments of truth.
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max_wedge
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I like that sort of photo too, it's the sort of thing photographers won't necessarily consider a "good photo", but those photos have an integrity with the moment that more traditional photoraphy often fails to catch. And having a cam in your phone means being able to catch those moments that you just can't plan for.
Liking the view from a tractor, just pull the trusty K700i off my belt and walluh:
a passing vintage car. Driving, u do the best u can. this is what makes the images great, even though they are unconventional:
and out riding:
Recently it hailed in brisbane the heaviest on record. It created a ice wonderland. I stopped in the middle to take pics and bobsled with locals! Without my K I would have missed the opportunity of a lifetime.
Ice cat made by local teen Tiffany, who also organised cardboard for us to tobogan with:
Ice at servo entrance:
Ice on road and footpath:
These aren't the greatest pics (the K700 cam falls apart at night) but they are better than nothing  |
chili
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Hollywood, Bollywood, Jologwood
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chili
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Unsold bread
What it means to be living?
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DCMBMCLS
Joined: Jun 21, 2005
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HI! THIS IS MEXICO CITY:
Stopbus
Around Auditorio Nacional
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RayKnight
Joined: Apr 05, 2004
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From: Dominican Republic
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Sport BMW
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chili
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"three more stations" *** LRT, somewhere between Buendia and Vito Cruz
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chili
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"late afternoon standstill" *** Softening effect achieved with natural mist accumulation on K700i lens shortly after coming out of an airconditioned room into the hot, humid outdoors.
"a swing there, a slide there"
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Posted: 2005-06-16 12:51
