Brisbane, QLD


Wednesday, May 18, 2011

PORTRAITS OF A CAMERA CLUB

Today we went on an outing with the Redlands U3A Camera Club. I took my macro lens because I need lots of practice with it. I took portraits of some of the members.


Bill J is the Camera Club organiser.




The two Bills. Irish Bill and Swiss Bill.


32 comments:

  1. These pictures are just wonderful. They give such telling glimpses into your friendship and fun in this group.

    Way to go!!!! Marsha

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  2. Wonderful character pieces :)

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  3. The oldies are doing well, beautiful portraits of the members

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  4. Wow these are great. Doesn't look like you need a lot of practise taking portraits. I like the variety of poses.

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  5. Character and personality. You captured it well.

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  6. Lovely portraits of all your camera club friends.

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  7. Amazing 'characters' Diane and captured to perfection.

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  8. Agree with Joan, Diane. Really good set of portraits. And this reminds me that I need to contact my local U3A ... I joined but now have to attend something ...

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  9. Your comments are coming over the post. Are they supposed to do that? Maybe it's my weird computer. Neat photos. I like the guy with the hat.

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  10. these are GREAT!!! i mean it. they macro worked well and so did you. I like all of them, but if i picked a favorite it would be the hand on the cane. good job on these. i would like to be in a camera club, have to look into it.

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  11. These are wonderful portraits!
    Thank you for your kind comments while I've been gone.
    ☼ Sunny

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  12. These are lovely captures Diane - you don't need more practise I think!

    Lucky duck with a macro lense AND a camera club!

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  13. Diane, Your portaits are wonderful! Don't you just love people's faces? I mean real faces. The way we were made to be. Can't stand the botox fake insanity that seems to be so prevalent right now.

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  14. Delightful portraits, Diane! Beautiful detail.
    — K

    Kay, Alberta, Canada
    An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

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  15. More practice? These look professional quality to me! Looks like y'all have a great time as you are learning. That's the best.

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  16. You, and your macro lens, did a wonderful job capturing expressions in great detail!

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  17. These are wonderful portraits. You're getting to be very good with that macro lens.

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  18. Great Photos! They look like a happy group :-)

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  19. Diane, these are just fabulous. In each and every one you've captured a real warmness of spirit. Well done, you should be so proud of your work :D)

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  20. You've a good eye for portraits!

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  21. Hi Diane - I love these portraits - up close and personal shots showing the character lines !! I'm sure you must have had a fun day taking these photos.

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  22. Great macro pictures, Diane. I get more BLURRY pictures with macro than I do good ones... ha ha .... (I need to join your camera club.)
    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  23. What a wonderful group. You made some very good shots. My "garden assistant" has not been much help. He just wants to look good while he pretends to work! Nancy H

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  24. Julie, If your local U3A hasn't got a Camera Club, start one. it's fun and you are certainly a talented photographer to run such a club.

    Cheers,

    Bill

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  25. What great photos you are much more talented then I am and I love seeing your photos.

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  26. Hi Diane, I'm back to thank you for stopping by my postcard request post. Very kind of you to consider it and appreciate that a lot.

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  27. Diane, your shots are wonderful. How much fun. Wish I could be there to be a part of your camera club.

    Love ya my friend, you bring so many smiles, fun times, etc. into my rather slow life now. So glad we met.

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  28. I'd give anything to have a camera club nearby. Ha, we don't even have a camera shop.
    These are wonderful candid shots Diane!

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  29. Such beautiful faces!! You captured them all at just that correct moment! So happy to be following along!
    Please join me at my history blog - I'm currently visiting St. Nicholas churches around the world!
    Ann

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  30. Did you use the macro lens, so that the wrinkles came out better, lol ?

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  31. Wow Diane
    These are great! Hope you are having a lovely weekend.
    E

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  32. Awesome portrait photos, Diane! You are doing wonderful!

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