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Is a non-erotic photo thread okay for Ampics?

  • A non-erotic tasteful photo thread would be a wonderful thing

    Votes: 218 81.0%

  • What the hell are you thinkin? This is lit for crying out loud, not your local photo club

    Votes: 51 19.0%
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Yes Phil, wonderful captures. I particularly like the one green leaf in the forest; such a contrast. Shame about the mozzies.

The power boats are so crisp..................and it's no wonder they are so close to the shore!

R
 
You must call him a prat more often if you can get shots like that Mads. Terrific photo.


Richard
 
Thanks Richard.
I'm onto night shifts for the next few days so, though I'll be around a fair bit, I wont be able to upload any images, so here's two for your critique...


http://imgur.com/YhbKZ.jpg
EDIT: I had told it to resize, but I guess it wasn't playing ball at the time. Also, I couldn't find the other image to resize so... have a flower.

http://imgur.com/yXmpE.jpg
 
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Hello

I thought this was a cool thread, and wanted to post a picture of some great clouds I captured the other day.

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Ekserb said:
Didn't really have anything new this week, so I picked randomly from my library. This one is from 2008 at Miami Metrozoo:
http://web.me.com/pdbreske/literotica/PICT7573.jpg
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I like the contrast between the rock and the ape. Superb as usual, Ekserb. :)

On another note, I know that you have this pet peeve as well, since I read it in another thread - why can't people know the difference between your & you're, there, they're & their, as well as other homophones?! :rolleyes: Sometimes I just pass it off, but today the grammarian in me is exasperated. :rolleyes: :D
 
ShaiGirl said:
I like the contrast between the rock and the ape. Superb as usual, Ekserb. :)

On another note, I know that you have this pet peeve as well, since I read it in another thread - why can't people know the difference between your & you're, there, they're & their, as well as other homophones?! :rolleyes: Sometimes I just pass it off, but today the grammarian in me is exasperated. :rolleyes: :D
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Thank you.

Without getting too far off topic, I'll say that people misspell those words because they are lazy or stupid. Or both. I even rant on my mother when she does it (she's lazy). And when they tell you "it doesn't matter" I go right the fuck off, because it does matter.
 
Hope you don't mind another cloud picture. I find them fascinating (among other things :rolleyes:). I believe these are cumulonimbus clouds forming? We got some rain soon after.

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functioncurve said:
Hope you don't mind another cloud picture. I find them fascinating (among other things :rolleyes:). I believe these are cumulonimbus clouds forming? We got some rain soon after.

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Do you guys live in the tropics? Both of your cloud pictures could have been taken in south Florida. We see those kinds of formations all the time, especially in the summer.
 
Great stuff! It's intimidating to post in here!

Here's a full moon we had a few nights ago.


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It's hard to get a shot of the moon, at least with my camera.
 
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functioncurve said:
Great stuff! It's intimidating to post in here!

Here's a full moon we had a few nights ago.


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It's hard to get a shot of the moon, at least with my camera.
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Nice job!

It never occurs to most people that the moon is covered with bright gray dirt and dust and is lit by the direct light of the sun, so its surface is very bright. If your camera has manual exposure control, you can get a good ballpark exposure with 1/250 second shutter speed and f8 aperture. Of course this seems counter-intuitive when shooting at night (and wouldn't even register an image of most anything else at night), but the moon comes out pretty well exposed.

Please don't stop sharing!
 
Ekserb said:
Nice job!

It never occurs to most people that the moon is covered with bright gray dirt and dust and is lit by the direct light of the sun, so its surface is very bright. If your camera has manual exposure control, you can get a good ballpark exposure with 1/250 second shutter speed and f8 aperture. Of course this seems counter-intuitive when shooting at night (and wouldn't even register an image of most anything else at night), but the moon comes out pretty well exposed.

Please don't stop sharing!
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Thanks! I'll play around with the settings the next time we get a full moon.

This is from when we got some snow this year, which is a rare occurrence for us.

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