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Old 17-03-2008, 13:00   #1 (permalink)

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A portfolio of favourites

I had a little spare time at the weekend so I decided to have a play with PS and Lightroom I've and put a few of my favourite photos on-line.

Take a look at www.ingmire.net/portfolio

Any comments are very welcome - note there are some top-side photos there as well.

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Old 17-03-2008, 13:06   #2 (permalink)

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Some 'very' nice shots in there Tim...

Get them entered into some comp's.....

You know you want to...

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Old 17-03-2008, 13:30   #3 (permalink)

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Tim,
I think Dean's right, you should start entering competitions with those. Charles Erb walked away with about £2k worth of winnings in BUIF (second in portfolio and best of British), so think of all the nice shinies you could win or free holidays to be won!!
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PS I went to a talk about Butterflies at my camera club (you'd be welcome to come along) and your shot there is better than anything that bloke showed.
PPS Fancy a day at the Rutland butterfly farm when it re-opens?
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Very nice shots Tim.
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As the other have said, some really fantastic shots Tim. A standard that many of other only aspire to.

How about putting up a similar slideshow of your UK uw shots just to make us even more envious?

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Gosh, thanks for the comments guys.
Daniel, you're quite right, there aren't many UK specific shots in that lot. I'll add some in over the coming weeks as time allows.

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Rob,

I'm more than happy to go to the butterfly house. When does it re-open?

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Very nice shots, boss!

Especially liked the inclusion of some topside stuff - I've never really seen the distinction between or understood why people think land and underwater photography are so different. A good photograph is a good photograph, regardless of the subject!
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Especially liked the inclusion of some topside stuff - I've never really seen the distinction between or understood why people think land and underwater photography are so different. A good photograph is a good photograph, regardless of the subject!
That is a fair comment, but I was once told that underwater photography is like taking photos in the fog, and how often do you see photos in the fog?
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