Where am I - and a Feature!
I’m sort of back online for a few weeks, but have no idea what will happen after that. My house starts being built next week so it’ll be 4.5 months before I have regular broadband access yet. (sigh!)
I’m trying out all sorts of things with my photography. My latest is the Freeman Patterson technique – which I have been experimenting with. This technique is where you put your camera on a longer exposure and move the camera as you take the image, which results in an abstract. It’s much harder than it looks to get a decent image.
This is one of the images and to my delight it was featured in the forests group.
Also – i’ve had a request from the New Zealand Ornithological Society to use some of my bird images in their website and journal. So I’m delighted with that too.
Cheers
Robyn
dinghysailor1
congratulations on the feature and other successes,, that does look a tricky effect .. and it came out so well!
cheers
:))
Robyn Carter replied
Thank you :) I’m actuallly enjoying doing this sort of thing :)
Sheryl Kasper
Congratulations on the use of some of your bird images and neat photo on the longer shutter speed technique.
...and oh wow, to be that long without internet….heavy sigh for sure…. lol
Robyn Carter replied
Thanks Sheryl,
Yes – the ‘without internet’ is dragging a bit for sure :)
Kimberly Adams
Congrats on the feature and the use of your images in their site and journal! I couldn’t go 1 week without internet, let alone 4 months!!!!! LOL
Robyn Carter replied
Thanks Kimberly,
It’s been an eye opener without internet. Goes to show how much we rely on it :)
Jennifer Suttle
All great news. Congrats Robyn.
Robyn Carter replied
Thanks Jennifer ;)
jesika
No regular internet? Poor you, but what treasures you’ll have in store for us. It might be interesting to record the progress of your building project too.
Congratulations on the feature, the technique is fascinating, I’ll have to try it.
j
Robyn Carter replied
Yep – no regular internet – sigh!
I can barely survive :)
Let me know how you get on with the technique :)
Cheers
Robyn