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 11/07/2003 10:57:24 AM · #51
Very nice, folks! You are all very talented.
 11/07/2003 11:08:11 AM · #52
The folks on Dpc have chose this one. 29 people have it as their favorite.


This is my all time favorite.


But I also like this because it is my family. :-)
11/07/2003 11:27:32 AM · #53
This has to be one of my best photos. Im still learing alot. And this site and all the great people here have helped me alot. Thanks



I really dont know how to put a thumb for this picture. Sorry for all the bandwidth used.


Message edited by author 2003-11-07 11:31:00.
 11/07/2003 11:45:40 AM · #54
Originally posted by GeneralE:
Can I sidetrack this for a second to see if people think we should ask for a new site gallery, "Photographer's Choice," to which we can each contribute our best shot?

I think it's a great idea! Let everyone flag their best/favorite and put into a gallery.
 11/07/2003 11:54:01 AM · #55
and are currently my favorites.

But I keep changing my mind :)

11/07/2003 12:08:57 PM · #56
Three of my all-time favs:






11/07/2003 12:59:13 PM · #57
This is probably my favorite photo. Found him while looking for insects to shoot. Used the quarter to highlight how small he was:


11/07/2003 01:01:09 PM · #58
Yes. That would be a nice way to keep it flexible, so you could change your 'favorite' !

Originally posted by Gordon:
Originally posted by GeneralE:
Gallery entries can be edited by the photographer at any time. It's too long a title and possibly confusing to viewers to call it Photographer's Current Favorite.


Maybe have a check box in your portfolio for your current 'fav'
Those could all be pulled together in one central gallery...

 11/07/2003 01:32:10 PM · #59
Originally posted by GeneralE:
Can I sidetrack this for a second to see if people think we should ask for a new site gallery, "Photographer's Choice," to which we can each contribute our best shot?


I was thinking of something along similar lines recently. I thought maybe an extra gallery could be created for photos which people would like to have critiqued. It would save a lot of "comments required on my pic" forum threads. I've been having trouble keeping up with all the forum threads lately, and many of them are such "photo coment" threads. The photos (with a link to the corresponding portfolios) can stay in the gallery queue for a week to gather comments and critiques.

Well I like the idea anyway :-)
 11/07/2003 01:37:19 PM · #60
Originally posted by kiwiness:

I was thinking of something along similar lines recently. I thought maybe an extra gallery could be created for photos which people would like to have critiqued. It would save a lot of "comments required on my pic" forum threads. I've been having trouble keeping up with all the forum threads lately, and many of them are such "photo coment" threads. The photos (with a link to the corresponding portfolios) can stay in the gallery queue for a week to gather comments and critiques.

Well I like the idea anyway :-)


I also like this idea!
 11/07/2003 01:43:38 PM · #61
Originally posted by GeneralE:
Can I sidetrack this for a second to see if people think we should ask for a new site gallery, "Photographer's Choice," to which we can each contribute our best shot?


Ditto.
 11/07/2003 02:03:24 PM · #62
Originally posted by Jacko:
This is probably my favorite photo. Found him while looking for insects to shoot. Used the quarter to highlight how small he was:



I never realized how HUGE those Canadian quarters are!
 11/07/2003 02:10:35 PM · #63
Originally posted by GeneralE:
Can I sidetrack this for a second to see if people think we should ask for a new site gallery, "Photographer's Choice," to which we can each contribute our best shot?


Superb idea.
 11/07/2003 02:42:15 PM · #64
This an excellent thread and I will come back here many times.
(Great Idea PCody!!! Congrats).

This is certainly one of my best pictures ever (certainly among the best three):



I posted it in the recent "Grace" challenge and it did not go very far, but it does not matter really. After all, you know when your photo is good or bad and that in some circumnstances they can be just unlucky.

This is the first picture that I framed and hanged on my wall and, yeah, it looks good. =)
 11/07/2003 03:19:36 PM · #65
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It doesn't compare to some of the images on here,but it's my favorite.

Here I go again, not sure if I got it from my portfolio onto here. I have a difficult time with that.

Message edited by author 2003-11-07 15:25:28.
 11/07/2003 03:36:22 PM · #66


Message edited by author 2003-11-07 15:42:00.
 11/07/2003 03:46:22 PM · #67
HI. Just a quick note for all those having trouble posting your thumbs. Go to your portfolio and write down the number of the picture you want to post. You only need the number itself! Come back here and click on "add reply". When the window pops up, write whatever you want, then when you are ready to post your thumbnail, click on the last button on the toolbar, the one with a large and small box. You will get another popup. Type in the number of your picture only, nothing else. That should work.
Hope this helps.
 11/07/2003 04:59:03 PM · #68
About the size of a small pizza.

Originally posted by alansfreed:
Originally posted by Jacko:
This is probably my favorite photo. Found him while looking for insects to shoot. Used the quarter to highlight how small he was:



I never realized how HUGE those Canadian quarters are!

 11/07/2003 05:26:25 PM · #69
I currently have two favorites, both recent challenge entries.



11/07/2003 05:39:11 PM · #70


This was one of the first images I took with my F707. I only had one 128mb card so I had the jpeg setting on Normal instead of Fine and I accidentaly had the ISO set to either 200 or 400 but at least I was smart enough to use a tripod and a slow shutter speed. I have gone back to the original photo a couple of times to try to improve it with newly learned information. I have gone back to the same location at Alki beach in West Seattle to try to duplicate the shot at a better quality setting but I have never been able to match the colors and the smoothness of the water that was in the original image.

T
11/07/2003 05:54:07 PM · #71
I have just submitted my best one for Book Titles, I guess. With a HP PhotoSmart 318 it's hard to make good shots, anyway I am courious about it, whether you will like this shot, too. :-) Details after voting.
 11/07/2003 05:54:55 PM · #72
Maybe it's this one ...


Message edited by author 2003-11-07 17:57:17.
 11/07/2003 06:46:04 PM · #73
I don't really have a "favorite", but two that I like a lot are:
My darkened digital art version of my yellow challenge shot that I'm getting a 12x36 print of.
The panorama from this, as well as some of the smaller shots in it. This is probably my favorite set of photographs.
 11/07/2003 07:17:55 PM · #74
I think some of my best ones are together in here but I like this one a lot, too..
11/07/2003 07:35:37 PM · #75
Originally posted by Quadrajet:
Although I feel that one of my best images is currently being voted on, I'm quite fond of these two shots.





Hey,
is that your cat?
and is that the same cat that is one of the sample photos for the canon 10d camera on dpreiview.com?
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