Punter wrote:random pic i took the other day. turned out better than I thought

Stunning Punter, that is a great photo!

nzmatto wrote:

Punter wrote:random pic i took the other day. turned out better than I thought

Stunning Punter, that is a great photo!

ha cheers. the flash on my camera went off without instruction which lit up the tree and made the sky go nuts. great success

Punter wrote:

nzmatto wrote:

Punter wrote:random pic i took the other day. turned out better than I thought

Stunning Punter, that is a great photo!

ha cheers. the flash on my camera went off without instruction which lit up the tree and made the sky go nuts. great success

I was going to say great use of flash, makes a nice change from the usual silhouettes!

WH wrote:
I was going to say great use of flash, makes a nice change from the usual silhouettes!

On that theme, here is one I took several months back. I can't remember if I have posted it or not.

got a few bumblee bees hanging round

would post more but due too size limit its not worth it

updated

Here's one that Andrew snapped of Ella while we were on holiday. I just love the colours (and you can see her little teeth!). She's 6.5 months old in the photo.

Mel wrote:Here's one that Andrew snapped of Ella while we were on holiday. I just love the colours (and you can see her little teeth!). She's 6.5 months old in the photo.

What a cutie!

Heres a few pics i took for my photography portfolio i did last year. Click the smaller ones to see a larger size of them. Tell me what ya think.

Top one is cut off on the right side

We had a thunderstorm here today so the kids went and played in the puddle that was created. I took my Point & Shoot out to play but none of them were very good. Here is one anyhow.

And I like the black and white photo above of the rider in blue

We flew back home from melbourne last night. About half-way through the trip, I noticed an amazing sunset, so quickly grabbed the old G7, switched seats (it was an empty flight) and took some photos...

...and the view from our hotel balcony...

Jono wrote:We flew back home from melbourne last night. About half-way through the trip, I noticed an amazing sunset, so quickly grabbed the old G7, switched seats (it was an empty flight) and took some photos...

I like how when you're flying and see a sunset/sunrise, you can see the curvature of the earth. very cool.

Yeah - it was nice. And the first time that I've taken photos from/on a plane too. I was rather taken with the contrast between the red of the sunset and the blue/black of the sky...

...and something that I just re-found from the photo pile. Golden bay...

Jono wrote:Yeah - it was nice. And the first time that I've taken photos from/on a plane too. I was rather taken with the contrast between the red of the sunset and the blue/black of the sky...

Your photo #16 is brilliant in that regard.
I like playing around with cameras on planes - the outer windows are generally quite dirty though!