Thread: Pictures ! Anything goes, it is the camera corner after all !!

Originally Posted by dullbird

Than you need to comedown to the Thirlmere railway museum Aus

Yup, that's on my bucket list.!!!

well 5 minutes down the road from me so let me know when your going to empty that bucket and we can meet for coffee

It's a date. Actually I am keeping an eye on the the HARS Museum at Albion Park. It was my intention to visit it last February but it is closed for renovations at the moment.

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The plan is to kill two birds with one stone and take some time off and visit both places when the HARS Museum opens up to the public again. I'll bring my trusty Nikon of cause. I'll PM you when the time comes, looking forward to a coffee with you.

Cheers.

Originally Posted by Ausfree

Post this in the Railway Fans section of the Forum, I'm sure you will get a good response there. The Dorrigo collection is well known among steam buffs.

As for me, I'm very interested in photo's of old trains.

Sorry about the quality, if I get back down there with work, I'll take a decent camera now I know it's there.

I was at KLR Auto at South Windsor this arvo when this flew over then landed about 500 metres away. It flies in and out of Sth Windsor quite often. I don't know what it does.

I have an old DSLR in the car at all times. It has a cheap Sigma 28-300mm lens attached. These were at 300mm (I've cropped them a bit).

Originally Posted by dullbird

Bit bright that one Cobber you lost a fair bit of detail in the shed/bunker

not much I could about the brightness of the sun lol I quite liked what I saw in the contrast of colours though

Originally Posted by Cobber

not much I could about the brightness of the sun lol I quite liked what I saw in the contrast of colours though

Actually there is stuff you can do with the brightness of the sun if your using a DSLR, you compensate for it by adjusting your exposure settings, to accommodate for the brightness or you could of taken a spot meter of the shed and then recomposing the shot

or even taken a bracket and merge them together if you had the ability..

But of course your always going to be up against it in the mid day sun to a degree....do you have polariser you can put on for times like this?

These are only suggestions though...I agree about your colour's I thought they were nice too

Originally Posted by dullbird

Actually there is stuff you can do with the brightness of the sun if your using a DSLR, you compensate for it by adjusting your exposure settings, to accommodate for the brightness or you could of taken a spot meter of the shed and then recomposing the shot

or even taken a bracket and merge them together if you had the ability..

But of course your always going to be up against it in the mid day sun to a degree....do you have polariser you can put on for times like this?

These are only suggestions though...I agree about your colour's I thought they were nice too

If you have photoshop,and know how to use it well(i don't),you could probably change the pic to look how you want it.
But you are much better off starting with a good pic,as dullbird has explained.