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Peter Waller
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Macro Lens
Started Jul 3, 2009 0 Replies 0 Favorites
Flash question
Started this discussion. Last reply by Peter Waller Jun 2, 2009. 3 Replies 0 Favorites
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Peter Waller replied to Ian McGuirk's discussion 'Stone Walls. ending 5th November' in the group Weekly ChallengePeter Waller replied to Ian McGuirk's discussion 'Stone Walls. ending 5th November' in the group Weekly Challenge"I was lucky enough to get a chance to return to a town I had only previously rushed through. This town is an old gold mining town established in the early 1800's and the whole town is Heritage Listed and much of it remains as it was built…"
Peter Waller commented on Just behind the lens© Heavenly's group 'Olympus'"G;day - I have the E-3 with the Zukio 12-60ED SWD 2.8 and the Zukio 50-200 ED 2.8 lens with a beaut dedicated 300 manual Zukio. I was shooting a 'Bigma' (50-500 Sigma) on the body as well but have recently sold that lens off as the…"
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Weekly Challenge
>>> NEW SHOTS ONLY <<< Every week there will be a challenge for everyone to submit a shot for a certain theme. In contrast to the "Daily Challenge" group every entry has to be taken after the challenge has started (no archives).
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War of the Worlds pt 1
These wind generators stand quite ominously looking like they are from outer space. All in all there are about 20 of them along this ridge and I thought they looked quite alien standing alone in the middle of nowhere.
Peter Waller commented on Peter Waller's photo
Land at Last!
"Yes, he was dragged about 40 foot through the water before ending up here so was well wet by the time it was all over"
Peter Waller commented on Peter Waller's photo
Woo Hoo
"Thanks for your comments Katie - you need to set the shutter speed faster to freeze them. This was at about 1/1000sec. with ISO 800 and f11 late afternoon."
Katie Lynn commented on Peter Waller's photoWoo Hoo
"Their so beautiful. and GREAT SHOT!
Every picture i have taken of horses running has come out blurry! i love this."
Katie Lynn commented on Peter Waller's photoLand at Last!
"great photo. completely frozen. amazing.
Rough wreck though, huh? im pretty familiar with those. haha"
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- Gender:
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- About Me:
- Equine Nutritionist and keen amateur photographer. Horses and other wildlife photos mixed with assorted abstracts of flora being my main photographic interests.
- My Equipment
- Olympus Evolt E410 camera & lens kit
Olympus E-3, Zukio 12-60mm, Sigma 50-500mm, Focal 75-300mm, Olympus f1.4 50mm, Macro tubes, TTL Flash.
- Website:
- http://www.compleatfeed.com
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Looking 'round
Posted on June 1, 2009 at 4:35pm 0 Comments 0 Favorites
I have very quickly decided I am addicted to looking at all the photographs on this site - they are for the most part absolutely brilliant. I can find someone with an exotic location and go to their photos and presto! immediately transported to that part of the world as seen through their eyes. I love it!! Keep up the good work guys.
Ah Ha!!
Posted on May 17, 2009 at 1:00pm 1 Comment 0 Favorites
I eventually 'found' them again - a couple of shots that were linked to a trip I took to Tasmania. I just thought the person who actually had the imagination to be able to take drab buildings in the inner city precincts and do something with them was nothing short of brilliant. My own mind wanders a lot but I would not have had the capacity to dream up something like this.…
Imagination of the Artist
Posted on May 14, 2009 at 9:51am 2 Comments 0 Favorites
A couple of years back I traveled to Tasmania our southernmost state. 'Tassie' most Aussies call it it steeped in history having been a convict colony. This small island is quite eerie and one can almost hear the anguish of the prisoners who had been banished to this place for what nowadays is not considered a crime - the history of one woman showed she had been sentenced to 14 years for being an 'incorrigible rogue'. Anyway, enough of the miseries of a history lesson.
I stumbled upon this… Continue
I stumbled upon this… Continue
Also New
Posted on May 13, 2009 at 10:18am 2 Comments 0 Favorites
G'day everyone. Just wanting to introduce myself. I joined the group essentially to get an idea of what others are doing with their cameras and through trial and error try and lift my own standard to that of the great work I've seen here.
As I become more familiar with how to blog etc. will add photo journals as we go along.
Keep shootin'
Pete
As I become more familiar with how to blog etc. will add photo journals as we go along.
Keep shootin'
Pete
Comment Wall (42 comments)
- At 8:22am on December 20, 2010,
Ann Turner said… I used to raise them !! You are so right !! She is nothing but love !!!
- At 4:13am on November 25, 2010,
Laura Matkute said… - Hi, Peter! Thank you a lot for such a nice comment :)
- At 2:39pm on November 6, 2010,
Terri W said… - Thank you Peter. That means so much. I enjoy your photos as well. :o)
- At 1:30pm on November 1, 2010,
Debbie Portwood said… - Hello Peter, thank you so much for your wonderful comments, it is a very beautiful place, deep in the forrest. I so much enjoyed living there where my husband grew up.. But now work dorve us to move. maybe someday we can live there again. I have really enjoyed catching up on many of you new shots, it has been a long time. It seems my friend list has grown so, till I am unable to keep up with everyone... till next time, Love and Prayers, Debbie :D
- At 12:53pm on October 22, 2010,
wendy henschel said… - Hi Peter just wanted to let you know i posted a side view of the mill that you liked, it sits right behind a dam that has a drop of about 30-50 ft, thus creating the illusion of sitting in the water or floating....... btw that you for your comments
- At 12:25pm on August 10, 2010,
Carrie Johnson said… - Hey Peter -- Thanks for your comments on Jungle Lord & Watch Your Step! -- you're gonna just love that e-3... These were both with my go to 50-200 lens & both through glass... (very gratefully through glass ;-)
- At 10:50am on August 8, 2010,
barbara denham said… - thanks for coming by and looking at my photos...i appreciate your feedback....
- At 7:35am on October 9, 2009,
Hock Chai said… - Hi Peter, thanks for your comment.. Ya, I have it shot in a simple way without further thinking while on the way to Dubai. However, at that moment I was thinking of my family member who are far apart from me where I could only meet them twice a year
- At 8:38am on August 8, 2009,
i_am J said… - thanks for your kind info.
- At 12:56pm on August 1, 2009, Carrie Johnson said…
- re: Lady Jane & Brains & Beauty—thanks Peter!
Lady Jane was shot with a couple of continuous studio lights (hot! but it's nice to be able to see what you're getting), Brains & Beauty was just about the opposite. Shot in a restaurant with lousy lighting, but did have that strong strong daylight coming in so made it good for a glamour like shot. Lots of post on this one though ;-)
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