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uggyy
e2 Member
Name:
Thomas Graham
Join Date:
30 Oct 2005
Last Login:
6 Jul 2009 - 01:13
Welcome Message:
Hi,
Welcome to my EPZ page... Enjoy your visit and hope you enjoy my photos. Feel free to contact me if you want to discuss any photos or photography in general..
Website:
uggyy's Premier Photos
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Portfolio Comments (Latest 5)
Thomas Graham
Hi there, my names Tommy.
My interest in photography started a few years back when I was sitting on my bum in an office doing overtime. As I sat there I had the luck to watch an amazing sunset from my window and suddenly thought what the hell am I doing sitting in t...
Posted: 22 Jun 2009 - 02:45
uggyy (e2 Member)
Thanks Chris 
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Posted: 3:42am, 6th Jul, 2009
Posted: 20 Jun 2009 - 11:44
1. What do you like of their PF (if you do)?
The love he has for his country comes across in his landscapes
and I envy him the opportunities that living within it offers
him. Having said that, being given an opportunity and making
the most of it are two different things. His PF shows the sort
of commitment to light that doing the landscape justice requires.
I can't comment on his portraiture because I know nought about
it other than it looks technically good and quirky enough to
stand out in the crowd.
2. What do you think is lacking in their PF?
Sponteneity and candidness. It's all very organised. IYSWIM.
3. How do you think they can improve their PF?
Getting away from Scotland or hanging 'round in an urbanscape,
although I suspect the flame of inspiration may suffer
4. What do you like to see in their PF?
I'd like to see what he would do with some other locations.
The love he has for his country comes across in his landscapes
and I envy him the opportunities that living within it offers
him. Having said that, being given an opportunity and making
the most of it are two different things. His PF shows the sort
of commitment to light that doing the landscape justice requires.
I can't comment on his portraiture because I know nought about
it other than it looks technically good and quirky enough to
stand out in the crowd.
2. What do you think is lacking in their PF?
Sponteneity and candidness. It's all very organised. IYSWIM.
3. How do you think they can improve their PF?
Getting away from Scotland or hanging 'round in an urbanscape,
although I suspect the flame of inspiration may suffer
4. What do you like to see in their PF?
I'd like to see what he would do with some other locations.
Posted: 25 May 2009 - 04:24
You have a Fantastic Portfolio with some awesome shots.
Excellent HDR work too Tommy.
Scott
Excellent HDR work too Tommy.
Scott
Thomas Graham
Hi there, my names Tommy.
My interest in photography started a few years back when I was sitting on my bum in an office doing overtime. As I sat there I had the luck to watch an amazing sunset from my window and suddenly thought what the hell am I doing sitting in t...
Posted: 27 Apr 2009 - 10:37
Always up for some new locations especially if they close to my area and thanks for the comment on my PF
especially if they close to my area and thanks for the comment on my PF Posted: 22 Apr 2009 - 21:22
I was going to offer a couple of places I have seen otters but having seen your pf I think i'll go away and hide...
top notch..
sean
top notch..
sean
