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no phil - I wish lol!
very clever .. .was this published in a photo mag by any chance???
thanks all - headin off on hols next week so I look to bring back some remote images! and some wedding ones too from the last couple of weeks
Best viewed full size. Another cracker Dylan.
gorgeous light!
beautiful Dylan - I love how the lines on the land and the sea are mirrored. Really love the pastels too!
very nice collection dylan
Well worth getting up early for. Nice and subtle colours.
yea very true - I dont usually take large aperture shots but just tried to get some DOF
thanks paula , diane
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- At 7:44pm on October 11, 2009,
Stephen Muller said…
- Had a look at your photos on display at Anamania yesterday. I liked the candle photo and also Ribbons on West Peak. Looked like quite a climb to get there. Intrigued by all the padlocks amongst the ribbons.
- At 3:50pm on September 10, 2009,
Brooke Whatnall said… - Awesome Dylan, thanks for that, ive just run through the instructions you gave me for the framing, very simple :)...did one on an old shot of mine from mount buller, what do you think?
http://www.photowholesalers.com.au/photo/photo/show?id=2339963%3APhoto%3A21823
- At 1:42pm on September 10, 2009,
Brooke Whatnall said…
- Awesome, im gonna go check out the onkaparinga inlet, just love that pano that you go of it during what looks like sunset.
Another question, how do you do the virtual frames that i see in all your shots, seems to present the shots in a far nicer way on the screen than just a plain image
- At 12:46pm on September 9, 2009,
Dylan Toh said…
- thanks brooke! alot of it has to do with my other hobby which is running /hiking etc - knowing morialta and waterfall gully like the back of my hand certainly helps - other places have been just luck ( shhh lol) - right place , right time and a search for a different angle
- At 11:41am on September 9, 2009,
Brooke Whatnall said…
- Hi Dylan, I have just been going through your portfolio, some seriously impressive stuff in there, and some shots of SA of places that I never thought even existed. Top work :).
How on earth do you find places like these, I have gone out many times for drives looking for landmarks, vista's ect to shoot, rarely found anything as awesome as these shots, whats your secret ;)
- At 1:45am on August 30, 2009,
Mark Hamilton said… - Hi Dylan. this one was taken on her last tour with a panasonic camera easier to get in and use than the SLR. Just got back from Alice Cooper at the Theby, am yet to go through the shots.
- At 12:16am on August 19, 2009,
DIANNE DAVIES said…
- thanks dylan i will do my best & have a go.
- At 5:15pm on August 18, 2009,
Mark Hamilton said…
- Thanks Dylan. Still loving your work , you've set a new standard for me to aspire too!!
- At 3:01pm on August 17, 2009,
DIANNE DAVIES said…
- no dylan no fisheye lense, i use a point & shoot fujifilm nothing flash but i love it. iachieved the effect by luck messing around on ps which i am just trying to teach myself. i got into filters and just above the vignetting slider there is another slider i moved it to the left and" whalla" i thought i was clever too. i think the image was the right one to use as the clouds and water seemed to suit.i would still love to be able to do what you do with your images. how do i get a frame around a photo? i managed it once but i dont know what i did also the image was much smaller than the original,im a bit of a dummy, i only learnt how to use the computer a couple of years ago so i am muddling my way through things. di
- At 10:12pm on August 10, 2009,
DIANNE DAVIES said…
- you are very clever dylan,
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