Dr_Jingles wrote: I can not get my picture to upload, keep getting a fakepath error...advise?
That is a normal message... To protect your real path???
Click add photo at the bottom of the text box.
Browse through your photos.
Select one that is below the 2MB limit.
Click Insert to place the image inside the text box.
Hit send and it should appear after it uploads the file.
“Amateurs worry about equipment, professionals worry about money, masters worry about light, I just make pictures… ” ~ Vernon Trent
My wife's new wool cutter. Yes, she's a hooker , a very talented rug hooker in the Nova Scotia tradition. I caught this before she used canned air to clean off the tiny fibers from the cutting.
I don't know where my interest/obsession for fire engine comes from, but I definitely love those machines. This is a quick and dirty shot of a replica sent to me by my sister as a Christmas present. She really knows me.
Perhaps something that very few people know about me is I am a hearing aid wearer, almost deaf in my right ear. And thanks to my two little friends here, I can hear stereo sound beautifully now instead of living in a mono-toned world.
Lighting sucks but here is what I used;
Nikon D70, f16, 1/500 sec, 200 ISO. Sigma EF-500 DG Super NA-iTTL fired wirelessy in the D70 Commander Mode TTL.
Oh yeah, the lens was my AF Nikkor 35-70mm 2.8D which has a macro feature on the 35mm end.
Barry, I have been hard of hearing since birth, I wear hearing aids in both ears. I have a severe loss in both ears but with the aids, it's like night & day. Once I take them off, there are lots of things I can't hear (good for when my wife is asking me to do "Honey Do chores:rofl: )
My hearing can be a little selective at times too, lol.
My Grandpa's old bandsaw. The leather drive belt has staples to hold it together. You get that great clackity clack noise when its running. The darn thing still runs great!! They don't build them like that any more.
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, a very talented rug hooker in the Nova Scotia tradition. I caught this before she used canned air to clean off the tiny fibers from the cutting.
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