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csurry
Welcome to my portfolio.
Not sure how you will have discovered my work, searching for specific subjects, just browsing or another way, but whatever it is I hope you find something within my portfolio that you like or inspires you.
Not sure how you will have discovered my work, searching for specific subjects, just browsing or another way, but whatever it is I hope you find something within my portfolio that you like or inspires you.
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New Year, More of The Same! by csurry
- 16 Jan 2018 6:48PM
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Red squirrel in snow, jumping by csurry
Thanks all.
I only get the grey locally to me as well Pam, I just happen to be working in Scotland for a few weeks. Seemed a shame to be here and not make the most of a covering of the white stuff and an opportunity to photograph red squirrels in near perfect conditions.
Thanks Alex and Gavin for the user awards.- 11 Dec 2017 7:28PM
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Squirrel and hazelnuts by csurry
Thanks all
Thanks Ron for GEA.
I will have to look later to thank for individual awards as viewing on iPad does not make it easy to see names.
They are quick, but I got lucky on this day and after others had quiet days I got more than 30 visits.
Cheryl- 5 May 2015 6:50AM
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Reflecting by csurry
Thanks all
Still doing a lot of photography, but just not posting as much (OK almost at all).
Cheryl- 29 Apr 2015 1:58PM
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Osprey by csurry
Thanks all
I did have a good time thanks John. Though I think I was a bit rusty at action photography as I had been working on a different project for the last few months, but don't have any images that I yet want to share from those experiments.
Thanks Phil for the UA- 23 Aug 2014 11:52AM
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Old 120 Roll Film Seeking Good Home
I suppose you could say that you have had them " squirreled away " for all this time ;) -
Sandisk Extreme Pro - Problem Reading Files
As an update and in case anyone else has the same problem - the issue is fixed by using the latest version (USB 3.0) of the Lexar UDMA card reader. Thanks Cheryl -
Fly Ball Photography
I've just started to take photos at my local flyball team that my dog is going to and find that I'm taking around 300-350 shot to every 50 that are any good I'm using a N... -
Nikon D4 - Why do you need one?
"Thought it might be interesting to revive this thread. 2. I am amazed at the difference in autofocus with the D4 over the D200. Chalk and cheese. Ditto high ISO... -
CVs - Format Question
Its, been a while since, I've updated mine but a one page intro is followed by about 4 pages of contextual detail. If it hooks them they have more. Think about corporate ... -
Procrastination
Never had a Krispy Kreme donought in my life. Even converted to skinny cappuccino or an americano! -
Laptops with two hard drives
SSD boots super fast (10-15 secs here) windows 7 64bit (pc)
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Using Nikon EN-EL18b with MB-D12 and Nikon D810
Nikon quote up to 1840 with the standard battery based on the CIPA test standard. From memory they quote over 5000 with the grip and larger battery.This indicates and ext... -
Gimbal Heads - Difference in Price
2nd the Lensmaster as loweskid says cannot be faulted. Mat -
Old 120 Roll Film Seeking Good Home
I suppose you could say that you have had them " squirreled away " for all this time ;) -
Countryfile photo competition 2013
"Is there a link anywhere? http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006t0bv"Thanks :D -
Carrying Heavy Equipment
"Worked a treat, thanks for the reminder Ade" As I've said before Bri, you may get some strange looks and comments, but you end up having the last laugh as yo... -
My Post deleted?
I had read the thread smarty-pants but Chris says himself he HADN'T PM'd the OP at the time -
Sandisk Extreme Pro - Problem Reading Files
As an update and in case anyone else has the same problem - the issue is fixed by using the latest version (USB 3.0) of the Lexar UDMA card reader. Thanks Cheryl
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Posted on: ePHOTOzine member wins Countryfile competition
Thanks all. I'm having trouble keeping up wth all the emails, PMs, phone calls, etc.
Only one problem as I can see the image in this piece as of 20:09 on Tuesday is not the right one
And yes you are right I do have some better images of the reds in the snow - I'm not that silly to hand over a share of the rights to my best squirrel images- 6 Oct 2009 8:11PM
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Posted on: Nikon MX medium-format rumours
So long as thay make a body compatible with GS-1 lenses- 5 Sep 2008 12:36PM
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Posted on: New from PictureNature
Good marketing but followed the link and found this image
Now that I would critique if it was in the gallery- 1 Dec 2007 5:25PM
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Posted on: Final call for entries
Eh! Talk about trying to generate publicity.
Final call when there are still 3 months left and the prizes have not been finalised.
Is it just me, or does this seem strange.- 25 Oct 2007 10:20AM
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Posted on: Designer lens bags from Jessica Claire
Having just browsed the website:
Positives: Doesn't look like a camera bag
Negatives: Price $179 for basic bag - $49 extra or more if you want to customise with flashy material
Not going to work for wildlife or sports photographers.- 12 Jun 2007 12:47PM
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Posted on: Designer lens bags from Jessica Claire
Ah go on Chris, you know this is just want you've been looking for - a man-bag
Not brave enough to publish prices in their press release.- 12 Jun 2007 12:44PM
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Posted on: Exclusive invitation
If you can't find a link anywhere you could try emailing this address
shugborough.promotions?staffordshire.gov.uk replacing the ? with an @ (just to stop any crawler picking up the address and bombarding them).
Or according to the website:
The collection of photographs will support a national photographic competition celebrating the life and work of the late Patrick Lichfield. Details of the competition will be formally announced next week.
For further details on visiting Shugborough, including admission and season pass prices, please visit www.shugborough.org.uk or telephone 01889 881 388
I would say it is likely to be an interesting day, having been on a similar tour with Lord Lichfield himself though I think some of the more personal family anecdotes would be missing. Shugborough and some of its previous occupants have a chequered past. Some of the private grounds are extremely photogenic, as is much of the parkland, but unfortunately due to bad weather a lot was inaccessible when I went.- 20 Apr 2007 8:41AM
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Posted on: Ulead, Impact follows
Has some very nice features in it, didn't realise I had a pre-release copy the other week when reviewing it.
Worth considering if you're not into Adobe.- 15 Dec 2006 3:55PM
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Posted on: Winners of Nokia Nseries See New competition revealed
Isn't it cheating a bit announcing this twice so it is picked up again by the feeds.
This was also a news story on the 9th May
https://www.ephotozine.com/news/fullnews.cfm?NewsID=2961- 19 May 2006 3:07AM
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Posted on: Walkstool portable and comfortable seating for photographers
Well unless it wlaks to the location for you to save you carrying it I can't see any great advantage over those mentioned above - maybe they didn't bother to get a patent- 3 May 2006 9:55AM
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Posted on: The Focus Awards 2006
Can I give an award for least enthusiastic announcer - I think she must have transferred from Birmingham International - the presentation now starting on the ePhotozine stand is the 11 o'clock to boresville. Calling at...- 6 Mar 2006 6:27AM
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Posted on: Photographer Lord Lichfield dies
Like David I did have the pleasure of meeting Lord Lichfield and he was very good at making you feel like you were an old friend.
I'll always treasure those couple of days spent at Shugborough and the memories of a true gent.
Being shown around a stately home by the occupant is something the NT and like can never fully capture. The candid stories of past generations less than gracious departures and slightly dubious gambling habits take on a life of their own.
A very nice genuine person that I for one will sadly miss.- 12 Nov 2005 1:08AM
Limited to latest 30 results.
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Posted on CathyI's profile
Flowers, scenics, more flowers, more scenics. Hope the polariser is OK
Will revisit when not so busy to have a good nose around!- 5 Nov 2007 12:18PM
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Posted on andmolliethedog's profile
You have a fascinating portfolio which I only discovered by virtue of your comment regarding my dispute with characterboats.
I'm not really qualified to comment on most of the work, but if I ever want a lesson in visualisation of a finished image I know where to go.- 1 Jun 2007 6:26PM
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Posted on Miles Herbert's profile
Your portfolio is excellent Miles and I am glad I had some small part in your early publishing success.
I just have one request, lose the duck- 4 Dec 2005 8:23AM
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Posted on croberts's profile
That 'current' banner is something else, now I know why you spend so much time doing self portraits- 3 Jan 2006 1:40AM
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Posted on highlander's profile
Love your landscapes Doug, probably don't visit often enough to show my true appreciation. I would buy a decent landscape lens, but I know when I'm out-gunned.- 28 Dec 2005 8:34AM
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Posted on tartanlady's profile
Such a talented couple - like Doug's portfolio I probably don't visit often enough to show my admiration for your work.- 28 Dec 2005 8:35AM
Limited to latest 30 results.
Alan I shot plenty where the plane of focus was off, believe me