Recent content by Larkspur

Opticverve labs Virtual Photographer is free and superb.

Quote: Originally Posted by Larkspur I once spent about two years photographing over 10,000 tiles for a museum, seen one seen them all. I think we have a winner! Also, I would much rather sit outside all day and take pictures than sit inside and never see the sun! Count yourself lucky...

I once spent about two years photographing over 10,000 tiles for a museum, seen one seen them all.

I find them a nuisance and usualy take them off. Mind I have trodden on two pairs in the last eighteen months:(

Landscapes in the fog:). They are very atmospheric.

Hi devitt. You shouldn't have any problems uploading to flickr. What happens?

I've been on flickr for sometime. I have had plenty of feed back, made lots of friends. It has also got me published twice (including a feature on my photography in a magazine) and I have over 25,000 views todate of my images. Apart from the fact it can be timeconsuming I can't think of a single...

I remember them when they were current models though I never owned one, only a standard Zenit.

Get out of my comfort zones which are landscape and macro and into something which offers a new challenge, probably abstracts ( which I struggle to understand ) and wildlife which I just find difficult.

The Open University does a course which would suit you. It is called Taking and Sharing Digital Images, its code is T189, the next one starts in May. The cost is £175 and includes a copy of Photoshop Elements.

Yes, I'm on it too.

Those are fantastic images. I'm glad I've seen them but I feel humbled.

Olympus do two fixed focal length macro lenses a 35 and a 50. The 35 retails at about £140 the 50 is much dearer but I am not sure of the price. As fletch5 suggests you could try a Raynox adapter first or even magnifying screw on filters which I have found work quite well. They can be picked up...

You are a superstar:clap: Problem solved. Thanks:thumbs:

Hi. First post though I am along time lurker:). It sounds a silly question but can anyone tell me how to delete a batch of shots on an Olympus E500? I am getting a bit bored with doing them individually:bang:. I'm used to Nikons where the proceedure is obvious but this Olympus has got me...