Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Excellent pics Maria, and more so for a cell phone.
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Nice shots Maria! Not bad for a phone...
evangilder
"Shooter"
Those shots are great! Lighting at concerts is a challenge at best. Add a cell phone camera to that and it's usually not much. But you got some great stuff! 
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
STUPENDOUS SHOTS MAM!!!!!!!
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BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Thans a lot guys, I must admit that I was pleasantly surprised when I emptied the phone and saw the results.
Damn, the phone - a Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro - even survived being covered with the foam that Herr Lindemann showers the audience with during the song "Pu**y"!
Anyway, it was great fun, and I had a wonderful evening with Germany's most (in)famous, hardest rocking boy band. 
Damn, the phone - a Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro - even survived being covered with the foam that Herr Lindemann showers the audience with during the song "Pu**y"!
Anyway, it was great fun, and I had a wonderful evening with Germany's most (in)famous, hardest rocking boy band.
good stuff Maria.
Crimea_River
Marshal
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BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Thank you very much guys.
I did a furnituretiger-drawing tonight, the first in ages.
Here it is:
I did a furnituretiger-drawing tonight, the first in ages.
Here it is:
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
WHOA!!!!!!! Excellent work there Maria!!!!! You have talent!!!! That's sharp mam!
That's sharp mam!
Nice work Maria!
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
I like it! can you do a similar one, but a fox?!
Crimea_River
Marshal
Cool!
ontos
Tech Sergeant
Great job Maria, i like it.
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Excellent job, Maria!
That's cool...
oldcrowcv63
Tech Sergeant
BB, great photos since the very beginning of your posting.
With your passion for winged and bi-wheeled transport, If you visit the states you might want to include in your itinerary a stopover at the Curtiss Museum in Hammondsport NY. It's out of the way, but in the beautiful Finger Lakes region of the state well south of Niagra Falls and far west of NYC.
Vintage Motorcycle Antique Motorcycle Collection - Glenn H. Curtiss Museum
Vintage Aircraft and Antique Aircraft Collections
With your passion for winged and bi-wheeled transport, If you visit the states you might want to include in your itinerary a stopover at the Curtiss Museum in Hammondsport NY. It's out of the way, but in the beautiful Finger Lakes region of the state well south of Niagra Falls and far west of NYC.
Vintage Motorcycle Antique Motorcycle Collection - Glenn H. Curtiss Museum
Vintage Aircraft and Antique Aircraft Collections
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BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Thanks again guys, and I do apologise for picking up this thread so late. *goes red-eared*
Terry, I'll give it a go.
Torch: Here? *points*
Anyway, I got a new camera (Nikon D3200) for my birthday this year, complete with a macro lens. (Nikkor Micro 40 mm)
I chose the macro lens because I tend to use close-up functions more than I use a zoom lens - there isn't that many airshows here in Denmark, unfortunately.
And I think I'm beginning to get the hang of the thing.
This saturday I visited friend Susanne together with the knitting/crocheting group of female friends, and since I didn't bring anything to work on, I got out the camera and started shooting flowers and insects in Susanne's garden.
I usually shoot the photos a little too dark, so that there's plenty of data in the photo that I can tweak and play with.
I use Picasa for straightening up and cropping, GIMP for resizing, tweaking the details and shadows, and CyberLink PhotoDirector 3 to tweak everything and boost the color a bit.
It is a lot of fiddling, but I've got to admit that I'm pretty damned satisfied with the results.
There's only a couple of years' difference between my Olympus DLSR and my Nikon, but - damn, it shows!
Terry, I'll give it a go.
Torch: Here? *points*
Anyway, I got a new camera (Nikon D3200) for my birthday this year, complete with a macro lens. (Nikkor Micro 40 mm)
I chose the macro lens because I tend to use close-up functions more than I use a zoom lens - there isn't that many airshows here in Denmark, unfortunately.
And I think I'm beginning to get the hang of the thing.
This saturday I visited friend Susanne together with the knitting/crocheting group of female friends, and since I didn't bring anything to work on, I got out the camera and started shooting flowers and insects in Susanne's garden.
I usually shoot the photos a little too dark, so that there's plenty of data in the photo that I can tweak and play with.
I use Picasa for straightening up and cropping, GIMP for resizing, tweaking the details and shadows, and CyberLink PhotoDirector 3 to tweak everything and boost the color a bit.
It is a lot of fiddling, but I've got to admit that I'm pretty damned satisfied with the results.
There's only a couple of years' difference between my Olympus DLSR and my Nikon, but - damn, it shows!
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vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
You have dome beautiful shots there Maria!
