Featured Work
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I'll Take Your Maestro And Double IT by JamieGreen
see A Maestro at Work by Shaun Whiteman…..Consider yourself a Maestro too mate. (Though why your arm is blurred I don’t know, you never move fast!) / Somewhere in the Lake District National Park / Sony Alpha 350 DSLR
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Worth it. by Campbell Miller
Most weekends we go out in the pre dawn hoping for something a bit special. 99 times out of 100 we miss out. This morning 08-11-09 must have been day 100. This is Grump who yet again is my victim in the sillouette game. Taken somewhere we really should not have been not far from Rippleside after a tip off from a bloke we met yesterday morning.
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Grump Rocks! by Campbell Miller
Taken this morning 07-11-09 on the rocks just West of the closed promenade. What I like about this shot is that the horizon is crooked but Grump is vertical?? Note: This was taken pre coffee so he may have been about to fall?
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welcome to paradise 86..sintra portugal.. by almeidacoval
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Photographer At Work by Jason Connolly
“Featured in* The Photographer In Action November 2009 / This is a shot of the super photographer and redbubble friend Shaun Whiteman taking a shot in the Rusland valley somewhere in the South lakes, (The English lake district national park) on a meet and walk out with Shaun and JaimeGreen / Shot with a Nikon D300 and Sigma 10-20mm lens / f16 / 1/15 sec / ISO 200
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The Technique by Ken Thomas
A candid capture at the WWII memorial of a young lady using that special technique needed when photographing with a compact digi camera. Camera: Canon EOS 1n / Lens: Canon EF 70-200mm f4L / Film: Fuji 400H Professional / Scan from original 35mm negative
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SMILE PLEASE by RakeshSyal
Captured this image at Hyderabad the historic city of India. Nikon D200, Nikkor 18-200
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Two Men and a Dog by JamieGreen
Rusland Heights in the English Lake District, on a shoot on 2nd Nov 2009 with fellow Red Bubblers Shaun Whiteman and Jason Connolly / The lads nearly come to blows trying to take a shot of my terrier Tarn…her with the semaphore ears. / That’s Jason looking like he’s about to crown Shaun with his camera.. / Sony Alpha 350 DSLR single RAW tonemapped in Photomatix
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Reflections by Adri Padmos
I met this man during my ski holiday in Austria. He had a helmet on and an optical device, which covers its face entirely. I asked him if I could make a photograph of that; this is the result…...... Camera Maker=FUJIFILM / Camera Model=FinePix A920 / Exposure Time=1/160 sec / F-Number=F13,0 / ExposureProgram=Normal / ISO=100 / Date Time Original=2008:02:13 12:50:36 / Metering Mode=MultiSegment / Focal Length=21,90 mm / ExposureMode=Auto / WhiteBalance=Auto
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Lining up the Next Shot by Rob Parsons
Taken with a Fujifilm 10mp s8100. This one of a series of shots taken at Trebarwith Strand on the North Cornwall coast, 13.10.09, see the others in the series below: All shots are straight from the camera (with the exception of a few crops)
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QUTUB, A PHOTOGRAPHER'S PARADISE by RakeshSyal
Captured this image at Qutub Minar Delhi. A Mecca for tourist. / ‘Qutub Group of Monuments’ has been inscribed on the World Heritage List of the convention concerning the protection of the world cultural and natural heritage. Inscription on this list confirms the exceptional univarsl value of a cultural or natural site which deserves protection for the benifit of all humanity. Nikon D200, Lens Nikkor18-200
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This is my story to you today by deborah zaragoza
/ FEATURED in the following groups: / The Sisterhood Oct. 30, 2009 / The Photographer in Action Nov. 02, 2009 / This is my story to you today It is bizarre how we see ourselves while others see us differently…............. While the camera shows the true view…. we see a different view. We may see ourselves thinner, more beautiful, soulful, happy, content…...or see ourselves as fat, ugly, unwanted…....... While others see us as objects, not up to par, they are better than us because they see themselves as a reflection of perfection in a strictly visual sense…..., or see us as more beautiful than we really are visually, because of our true soul…. We, on the other hand see ourselves as beautiful when it relates to love, heart, compassion, forgiveness for rudeness, understanding, patience, hope, recognition of the true soul, knowing they are lost in a who is the most beautiful in the mirror. What is the definition of beauty…..... and is that word the most important in their dictionary ? I look for love, intelligence, integrity, compassion, fever for life, laughter, fun, the joy of a smile, a kiss, a knowing, a love for life to experience, a conscience of truth, a small child recognizing a true soul and going to a complete stranger they know is good, trust, when a destitute person knows you recognize his pain, when an abused child knows you are different and then his mind knows he can change too, when people give up all the negative and fearful words they have been given by others….. I say to all who have ears and eyes to see…..... The camera never lies…...... it has no conscience, no predjudices, no thoughts or fears…...... it tells us to look at who we really are…......... We can pretend…....... but who are we really pretending to…......... Let go of your fears and just trust what is in your heart and not what a fearful society dictates as your rules…........... I think a duckbilled platypus is beautiful…..................... smile and be who you are…......... the real people will recognize you and be your friend FOREVER…....... these are my thoughts only…........ no judgment to others intended…......... my sweet and loving friend showed me the last three days …....... people’s patience while they wait…. can finally see their own way….........when one statement or thought can change their whole life.
Recent Work
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Mobile cameras are here to stay by IndraniGhose
Click and view enlarged. Shot at Kailasantha temple, Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, India. The temple was built by the Pallavas in the early 8th century CE. It is famous for its splendid vimana. I was taken in by the young girl capturing the 8th century visual delights with twenty first century technical wonder. Shot with Canon DSLR
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My name is TRUUS by Hans Bax
Yesterday, saturday the 7th of November, we had a RB-meeting in Gouda. After some coffees and other stuff, we went to the store, where Ellen had ordered a new rat. On this picture mother Ellen with her newest rat. Look how happy she is! And her name is TRUUS Camera: Canon Powershot SX1 IS
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Worth it. by Campbell Miller
Most weekends we go out in the pre dawn hoping for something a bit special. 99 times out of 100 we miss out. This morning 08-11-09 must have been day 100. This is Grump who yet again is my victim in the sillouette game. Taken somewhere we really should not have been not far from Rippleside after a tip off from a bloke we met yesterday morning.
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Beach Photos by R. Mike "Jake" Jacobson
Sony CyberShot DSC P-71
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Beachscape by Edwards Images
Yorkeys Knob beach, FNQ, Australia, on a typical windy day. Kite surfers, dog walkers and photographers. Not many swim here due to stingers in the water. Camera Model Canon EOS 30D / Shooting Date/Time 7/11/2009 2:00:13 PM / Tv( Shutter Speed ) 1/1250 / Av( Aperture Value ) 6.3 / Focal Length 200.0 mm Proceeds from the sale of this will go to the AuCaDo Rescue Fund to help Australian Cattle Dogs in need.
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welcome to paradise 86..sintra portugal.. by almeidacoval
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Grump Rocks! by Campbell Miller
Taken this morning 07-11-09 on the rocks just West of the closed promenade. What I like about this shot is that the horizon is crooked but Grump is vertical?? Note: This was taken pre coffee so he may have been about to fall?
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Me by Campbell Miller
Taken at Eastern beach this morning 07-11-09. We were hoping the work down there would be complete but it wasnt. We were un able to get on the promanade so to pass the time I had a go at a self portrait.
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Photographer At Work by Jason Connolly
“Featured in* The Photographer In Action November 2009 / This is a shot of the super photographer and redbubble friend Shaun Whiteman taking a shot in the Rusland valley somewhere in the South lakes, (The English lake district national park) on a meet and walk out with Shaun and JaimeGreen / Shot with a Nikon D300 and Sigma 10-20mm lens / f16 / 1/15 sec / ISO 200
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Canon vs. Nikon by nikmd
The Canon 50D was shooting the Nikon D60 Nikon D60/55mm/ f/5.6
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Happy Snapper.. by JacquiK
This is Colin. He loves taking pics but is never satisfied with the results, although he has taken some cracking ones at times. I keep trying to get him to come on to Bubble but he wont, Picture taken at Bispham, Lancashire 5 November 2009
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Who needs a tripod? by Jenn Shiels
Who needs a tripod when you can use your knees? This was taken on a recent trip to Toronto (Ontairo, Canada) to visit and take photographs with my good friend, Peter Lessey. Peter kept telling me about how helpfull a tripod is when taking landscape shots. I guess your knees can work in a pinch.
About This Group
This group was created to show all Photographers in Action.
Shows us ONLY YOURSELF or SOMEONE taking photos! A CAMERA has to be part of the shot.
This is so much fun, all of us behind the camera:)
If you don´t find someone to take a nice shot of you, there is always a mirror, a shop window, your reflection on water…:)))))
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