Thanks. I use Sigma 105mm f/2.8 EX DG Medium Telephoto Macro Lens for Nikon SLR Cameras and Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 APO-M.
SLR? SLR as in 35mm film?
DOC Supreme Member
Joined: 02 Jul 2008 Posts: 999 Location: US of A
Posted Sat Jul 05, 2008
I think he meant DSLR...
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Lady S Guest
Posted Sat Jul 05, 2008
thistooshallpass wrote:
Lady S wrote:
thistooshallpass wrote:
Lady S, thank you. I am glad you enjoy them. I'll post some more later.
You're welcome!!!! Looking forward to seeing more pictures!!! Do you do this just as a hobby or do you do it professionally as well?
Lady S.
I do photography as a hobby and as an outlet to express. I'll post some of the flower shots in micro mode. Sorry for posting so many.
Continue with the wonderful talent you have. I enjoy looking at your pictures, so don't hesitate to post away...
hkd1 Member
Joined: 13 Jun 2008 Posts: 61
Posted Sun Jul 06, 2008
thistooshallpass picture, the one above the clouds reminded me of pictures I took in Armenia again 'above the clouds' which I want to share with you, however after uploading them to http://www.armenianplanet.com/upload/index.php, and while they appear there, I am unable to place them here, can someone help me pls?
ChiLlaXiN Member
Joined: 12 Jun 2008 Posts: 211
Posted Sun Jul 06, 2008
Hkd, first, make sure your image is of .JPG, .GIF, or .PNG format. Then, when you upload the image, a link shows up with the image tags attached: [img]*******[/img]. Copy and paste that whole link and it should work. Good luck.
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hkd1 Member
Joined: 13 Jun 2008 Posts: 61
Posted Sun Jul 06, 2008
hkd1 Member
Joined: 13 Jun 2008 Posts: 61
Posted Sun Jul 06, 2008
thks Chil for the tip, pictures are above, they've been taken between sissyan and goris
arount 7.45-8 p.m. the sun was already behind the mountains
v acht Guest
Posted Mon Jul 07, 2008
hkd1 wrote:
Nice pics!
Tip: Disable the timestamp; it kills the mood.
ChiLlaXiN Member
Joined: 12 Jun 2008 Posts: 211
Posted Mon Jul 07, 2008
hkd1 wrote:
I'm diggin' the atmospheric fog in this shot. I can't tell, but is there a lake there somewhere?
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LK82 Guest
Posted Mon Jul 07, 2008
Nice pictures HKD1, please post some more pictures of Armenia.
hkd1 Member
Joined: 13 Jun 2008 Posts: 61
Posted Mon Jul 07, 2008
quote I'm diggin' the atmospheric fog in this shot. I can't tell, but is there a lake there somewhere? unquote
your'e right v for both points of view. at one moment we entered the fog and as we were climbing up, we came out and left it behind us, and if you look well, the ground is very humid, and we had this view. concerning the lake it is situated exactly under the clouds. it is a huge reservoir where vorodani river pours and there is an underground tunnel starting from this lake which takes water to lake sevan to compensate sevan's water wasting
during the communist era. but nothing to say, this sunyac sarer are really something, woww
and to lk82, ok bro, I will post a selection of pictures of Armenia
hkd1 Member
Joined: 13 Jun 2008 Posts: 61
Posted Mon Jul 07, 2008
sorry, not v, chila
ChiLlaXiN Member
Joined: 12 Jun 2008 Posts: 211
Posted Tue Jul 08, 2008
Cool. I figured there had to be something down there; too beautiful a place not to.
Btw...do you have any photos from Sevan and/or Tsakhkadzor?
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hkd1 Member
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Posted Tue Jul 08, 2008
Lady S Guest
Posted Tue Jul 08, 2008
hkd1 did you go to Mount Aragats (Alagias) in Armenia? I have a picture that I took there and it's by far one of the most beautiful places in Armenia. Although we were there in the summer, there were sections of snow on the mountains and the way it reflected onto the lake, it was very breathtaking.
hkd1 Member
Joined: 13 Jun 2008 Posts: 61
Posted Wed Jul 09, 2008
Lady s, I get what your'e talking about, no I haven't been there directly, altough I wanted so much to be there near the lake and I think that there is also a scientific mission there.
all I know from aragatz is passing in front of it either to go to amberd, purakan, from one side, and on the way to north, after aparan on the way to spitak, stepanavan up to hagpat from the other side. I will surely post pictures from those places
hkd1 Member
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Posted Wed Jul 09, 2008
Lady S aragatz as seen from sagmosavank village where there is a medieval church
Chillaxin here a two pictures of tsakhkadzor, the Gecharis complex ov covent, the second picture represents a fresque inside the big church
Lady S Guest
Posted Wed Jul 09, 2008
hkd1 wrote:
Lady s, I get what your'e talking about, no I haven't been there directly, altough I wanted so much to be there near the lake and I think that there is also a scientific mission there.
all I know from aragatz is passing in front of it either to go to amberd, purakan, from one side, and on the way to north, after aparan on the way to spitak, stepanavan up to hagpat from the other side. I will surely post pictures from those places
I'm not sure of what scientific mission you are talking about, but along the same road is Amberd. Next time you go to Armenia definitely go visit. They also have set up tents, and I believe they were in the construction process to building a restaurant when I was there, and they serve fresh kash along with fish from the lake. They are actually known for their kash, but I didn't like it that much but the fish was really good. I have a picture that I took there and if I have time to edit the picture so that I am not in it, then I will definitely post it later.
Lady S Guest
Posted Wed Jul 09, 2008
My pic of Aragats.
hkd1 Member
Joined: 13 Jun 2008 Posts: 61
Posted Wed Jul 09, 2008
nice picture Lady S, I think that the reflection of the moonlight in the waters of this lake originated the legend of 'lousavorichy kantegh'. so from what I did understand is to park the car at amberd and climb the mountain by foot. is it correct pls?
Do you do this just as a hobby or do you do it professionally as well?
