The Compact Group 2 per day
Featured Work
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Bridge by Hannah Fenton-Williams
Red walking bridge. Hawaii / In some park in Hilo / Polaroid i633 6.0 mega pixels. Placed 5th in the RED! challenge in “The compact group”
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Simply Karmann by DesignsByDeb
Karmann Ghia logo on non-reflective red. / I love the smooth shining chrome against the aged matte red paint. / Sony S-650
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Just strawberries by bubblehex08
PANASONIC LUMIX DMC-TZ3
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Well it Scared Me! by Blurto
Leica C-Lux 1 / Focal Length 4.6mm (31mm) / F2.8 @ 1/400 sec / 80 ISO / ±0 EV
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A drop or 2 on you. by Karen Betts
Taken 07.02am on 18.6.09 in my back garden Taken with panasonic FX8 compact camera This red rose had its head bowed, mainly because its a climber and needs wires to be tieded to but i have to paint the shed first. then put the wires on tha then tie her in. / i was trying to get better at macro images with my compact so decided to see if i could get some of the early morning dew drops on the red rose. Focal length 6mm / F/. 2.8 / Exposure 400 with -0.3 step / ISO 400 macro setting, hand held, slight level change in photoshop CS2
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wild beauty by dinghysailor1
FOR SALE here as “wild poppies” with all proceeds going to the “wildlife-appeal” to assist wildlife affected by the australian bushfires… Wild flowers are everywhere throughout the fields and on the roadsides in Turkey this May! As you can imagine I didn’t get far on my bike… / :) A first macro on a borrowed Nikon coolpix 4800 compact and the step up in quality from my usual Fuji Finepix A500 shows! (I was never able to give it back and came to an amicable arrangement…lol…) Taken on macro setting with selftimer and using a pocket sized 4” tripod.. Straight from the camera apart from slight cropping and a great reminder of the swathes of these beautiful flowers
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Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries by Pamela Jayne Smith
well, it certainly has been here for the last couple of weeks – June brought our friends Wendy and Roy a glut of cherries and what other than jam making, freezing, clafoutis etc…can you do other than share and share they did – this was our 2nd bucket load!! They are so delicious and juicy and totally organic – shame I am going to miss these lovely fruits! Placed 6th in the Red Challenge in the Compact group Canon G10 / 6mm / F/2.8 / 1/30 seconds / ISO 3200 / indoor natural light / no flash fired / as is / hand held
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B' Double ! by Trudi's Images
Featured in the Compact Group 10/07/09 / Challenge Winner Compact Group- ‘Red’ Bee macro in my rose bush !! Olympus c760 compact 3.2 MP
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Round and Round by blueeyesjus
This is the new addition to the Perth foreshore, although small in comparison to other more noteworthy Ferris wheels it is quite a pretty sight at night. Camera: Canon A590 IS
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"Morning Glow" by Bradley Shawn Rabon
Whitby Abbey taken at 4:30 am (yawn). The first light of the day from the rising sun gave this amazing glow to the stones of this ancient building bringing it to life. Whitby is a wonderful seaside town along the North Yorkshire coast of England. This is a fascinating place to visit. HP PhotoSmart C945 bridge camera, f/5.6, shutter 1/60, / exposure bias -.67, use of tripod to steady the shot.
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Long shadows by Gili Orr
“Long shadows” was featured in the group Images & Ideas Canon PowerShot S70, 1/1000 s, f/3.2
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cloudburst by dinghysailor1
The evening sky 2 days ago was momentarily spectacular (thank goodness my red bubble winter training meant i had my camera with me …) / I love how the rays are in three distinct sectors but don’t know why that is … :) Taken with fuji finepix A500 pocket camera
Recent Work
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Path down to the Devil's Arse. by TallGuy
No, I don’t mean the houses :) The rock formation behind has a massive Cavern, known as the Devil’s Arse. I’m led to believe the name comes from the flatulent sounding noises caused by the water running through the cavern. It also has a more polite name.. Peak Cavern. It’s in Castleton in the Hope Valley, Derbyshire.. Part of the Peak District National Park.. / Taken with my Canon G10, it was a really dull day with lots of black clouds and rain.. but it all added to the effect. / Sorry if the title offends :) hdr from a single raw file.
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Low path to The Devil's Arse. by TallGuy
No, I don’t mean the houses :) The rock formation behind has a massive Cavern, known as the Devil’s Arse. I’m led to believe the name comes from the flatulent sounding noises caused by the water running through the cavern. It also has a more polite name.. Peak Cavern. It’s in Castleton in the Hope Valley, Derbyshire.. Part of the Peak District National Park.. / Taken with my Canon G10, it was a really dull day with lots of black clouds and rain.. but it all added to the effect. / Sorry if the title offends :) hdr from a single raw file.
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Bridgemere Garden by davidShandley
This little garden and house won an award some years ago and is now sited in Bridgemere Gardens in Cheshire where phenomenal range of plants makes it one of the most popular destinations in the country for a gardeners’ day out. The display garden, covering 6 acres, is one of its main attractions and an endless source of ideas and inspiration, showing how the plants you can buy there perform in the ground. With many different styles of gardening – cottage and formal, woodland, water and winter – you can visit a world of gardens in a day! The garden is open all year, with free entry to all. And for refreshment, the restaurant is on a par with the garden! / Taken with my Panasonic TZ7 and processed in Capture One and NX2.
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Sculpture by Milos Markovic
Outside walls of the Almudena Cathedral, Madrid / Taken with FujiFilm FinePix F30 Zoom compact camera.
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Point Lonsdale Lighthouse by Andrew S
The current lighthouse was built in 1902 replacing the previous wooden structure. The structure is 21m high putting the light 37m above sea level. Taken with a Canon PowerShot S5IS - / Shutter – 1/318 / Aperture – f3.5 / ISO – 80 / Focal Length – 6mm Treated in ACDSee Photo Editor 2008 using the glowing edges effect.
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Stepping stones by Martilena
Camera: Samsung Digimax i5 A pieceful place in the local park of Leiderdorp, Netherlands….... Featured in : / Which Way
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Through Glass by kalaryder
An aquarium in Waikiki shopping centre, in Western Australia Camera:Olypus FE240 compact
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Grampians View by Andrew S
3 shot pano (camera vertical) taken from the “Chimney Pots” in the Southern Grampians area. The climb was a struggle, the view speaks for it self…. Canon PowerShot S5IS – / Shutter – 1/125 / Aperture – f8 / ISO – 80 / Focal Length – 6mm
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Tea-Killa............... In the Pool by kjgordon
It’s 110’F in the Shade…...... / Time for A Tea-Killa…........ / In the Pool…......... / canon A530 / Shot in my Pool Ahwatukee Az…........... / music by The Ventures
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blue puff by LindaB
Another shot of the giant puff,,, i altered the color temp, tint,and saturation,,,,,,, this one reminds me of fluffy cotton candy! on the acreage in Gibbons, Ab panasonic dmc lz7 Featured in The Woman Photographer, July 12/09
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Snail Flower by Anna D'Accione
This vine grows in my sisters’s garden. the flowers are exquisite and about the size of a 50cent piece, with a beautiful curved centre / Olympus SP550 uz macro setting
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Hibiscus backside by Hannah Fenton-Williams
A pink hibiscus in my yard / As is / Nikon coolpix p60
About This Group
This group is for Photos that have been taken ONLY on a COMPACT digital or COMPACT film camera, this group is to share the wonderful work that can be captured using only our Compact point and shoot cameras. We would also like you to pass on tips of programmes used i.e. how to use Macro and exhibit clever captures that you could not perhaps get using a dslr, or maybe you just prefer to point and shoot, then this is the group for you.
The group motto is – If the camera fits in your pocket then your photo fits in the group!
Please when uploading your photos do give us as much info as you can about your Camera – what make it is, what setting you may have used for the particular shot, have you tried something new and you want to share it, please upload only your best quality work, whilst we appreciate photographers are of different standards, we want our group to contain interesting, artistic, images, if they fall below a certain standard they will unfortunately be rejected don’t forget their are prospective buyers browsing this group so this is also a great place to showcase your fantastic works..
Each week we ask our Featured Members to nominate the Image of the Week.
This week is the choice of Martilena
Image of theWeek 29th June she has chosen a beautiful image by Barbara Corvino o….O
Martilena has this to say of Barbara’s image “Just love the originality and the wonderful angle that she used. Textures and lighting are just fabulous too. And the overall balance is perfect. Last but not least….. the title is a find….. fits this image just beautifully….. simple, to the point, and very original.”
Congratulations to Barbara for featuring on our Overview page for the next week and many thanks to Martilena for choosing this lovely image!
6th July ‘09
If you are a *Featured Member then please start looking in the Gallery for your choice – you will be receiving a bmail from us at some point :)
Winner of the The RED Challenge is Trudi
All images are now clickable images on our overview page and our forums!
REMEMBER TO KEEP AN EYE ON THE FORUMS AND CONGRATULATE ALL CHALLENGE WINNERS AND THOSE WITH FEATURED IMAGES
Challenges *Please upload your photo to the group before you enter the Challenge But please do go to the FORUM we will take on board the challenge ideas and work with you from there, this is your group after all!
The hosts would also like to point out that we may also participate in Challenges, and our work will also be uploaded into the group. We would like to also have fun!
Please come along to the FORUM and introduce yourself, this is hopefully going to be a big group for compact users we aim to post tips and interviews with other photographers on the site, also a place to chat and make those monumentous decisions : Challenges!
PLEASE take time to read the rules and the overview of this group, we can only say in so many words what is expected to be uploaded, whilst we do not wish to keep repeating ourselves and sending out BubbleMails to explain the groups rules we would ask that you accqaint yourselves with our very simple rules and motto!
We also host Older Kids 8-16 year olds
Recipes(along with photo with Sheila Pasket
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