-
Lucie Fourcaudot
- Female
- Issoudun, Québec
- Canada
- Share
- Blog Posts
- Discussions (8)
- Groups (1)
- Photos (197)
- Photo Albums (7)
- Videos
Lucie Fourcaudot's Discussions
Lucie Fourcaudot's Page
Gifts Received
Lucie Fourcaudot has not received any gifts yet
Latest Activity
wow i love this
Beautiful indeed.
Very neat concept and well presented.
I like it this way.
Beautiful shallow depth here.
I haven't figured out what you're sorry for. The soft light works well with the softness of the snow. If you meant that you wanted it brighter, adding some brightness would give some super sparkle. Why not keep 2 from one click?
Frank, it IS really too early !
i like this one a lot
so much snow
good shot Lucie
Is'nt it a bit early Lucie ?
beauty!!
Very fine color, light and composition!
despite everything, snow IS beautiful!
beautiful! great bokeh!
Profile Information
- Home state or region:
- Québec
- About Me:
- I have recently discovered how important photography is for me. Besides being a way to express myself, it helps me to discover myself through pictures I take.
- Favorite camera:
- Pentax K-M (K-2000 in the US)
- Favorite photo subject:
- Nature, flowers, animals.
Lucie Fourcaudot's Photos
Comment Wall (73 comments)
- At 11:20am on October 23, 2009,
Wildflowernut said… - Lucie, I might have an idea of why your photos aren't staying corrected on Picasa. Could it be that you aren't SAVING your changes? I've forgotten to do that a couple of times, and if they aren't saved, the changes don't go into effect at all.
I'm pleased that you don't take my suggestions as anything negative, Lucie. I see some really nice things in your photos, and really want to do anything I can to help you learn how to improve them. I've had a great deal of help myself, so I owe other people the same thing.
I understand your not being willing psychologically yet to deal with snow and ice pictures, but when you are ready, you'll find fairly easy ways to work with that in your manual. Once you learn how to do it, it gets easier and easier (like most things), and you might find yourself changing the light adjustment in almost all of your pictures, depending on light conditions where you're shooting them.
Learning so many new things can be a little scary, but it's also exciting and fun, and I think that you'll enjoy your camera more and more, the more you learn. Just take it easy; learn to do just one thing at a time; and have great fun with your hobby! - Wildflowernut (Joyce)
- At 10:33am on October 23, 2009,
Frank Higgs said…
- Hi Lucie, Thank you so much for all your great comments - much appreciate them.
- At 7:52pm on October 22, 2009,
Wildflowernut said…
- Lucie, does your camera have a feature that helps you make a picture either brighter or darker? Both snow and sand can present real challenges in terms of brightness, and your snow pictures would both be so wonderful if they were just a bit brighter! It might be that you still have a manual explaining your camera's features, and if you do, that manual would probably let you know how to take pictures with a lot of snow or sand in them. Or, if you've learned how to do this, pictures can be brightened or darkened with computer programs. I hope you don't mind this suggestion; I just think that the picture of the chair in particular would look very special if it were a bit brighter! Let me know if I'm off base, Lucie. I don't want to be offensive, just hoping to be helpful! - Wildflowernut
- At 2:12am on October 21, 2009,
virgil gabriel said…
- Thank you, Lucie, for your comments on "Summertime Memories". It's good to hear that surrealism can be achieved in photography.
Virgil :-)
- At 7:16pm on October 16, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said… - thanks for your comments ,Lucie.....kinda does look like one of the skans : ]
- At 12:21pm on October 15, 2009,
Frank Higgs said…
- Hi Lucie, Thank you so much for your lovely comments on my shots - much appreciated.
- At 10:39am on October 15, 2009,
belgazoue said…
- Thanks Lucie for your comments.
- At 6:53pm on October 14, 2009,
sjasis said…
- Canada IS beautiful!! We enjoyed our recent trip to New Brunswick and Nova Scotia very much!!
- At 7:49pm on October 12, 2009,
sjasis said…
- Happy Thanksgiving Lucie!
- At 10:19am on October 12, 2009,
Bebop said…
- Hi Lucie. That is a wonderful portrait of your nieces. If you want to post to a forum so the picture shows:
-Click the camera icon at the top on the right side
-Click Browse and choose the file you want to upload
-Click Options
-Click the bottom 2 boxes (Create Thumbnail and Popup Window)
-Click add (the window will fill with a lot of nonsense)
-Click Save (your picture will appear)
About
Latest Activity
did a crop and faced it properly that I will post soon (up to my limit for today)
Deb I take it they're not hardy in SC either??
I would definitely try one there....you can start with just a 6" branch, grow it in a pot for the first few years and then set it out...
my first piece came from a piece I bought at Canada Blooms (la...
yes, Jill, there were rivers on the moon eons ago though, and they found water on the moon in that last moon crash they did this past year!
What a handsome family you have, Rok.
We could've done a whole week of just Beatle songs, probably! LOL.
I think that of all the garden chores, raking leaves is the absolute bottom of my "enjoyability" list! You worked hard to make that pile, I bet.
Hey, Angie! I was hoping you'd be back. :) Love the bright Cardinal. Looking forward to seeing your pics with your new toy.
We have Bottle Brush here; they seem to bloom twice, Spring, and a lesser bloom in autumn. Louie, wouldn't it be wonderful to be able to have a Plumeria TREE!?? Sigh.
Lovely red non stop begonias! Love the Short North. Have a sister in Powell and once lived in Westerville so visited there regularly. Do you go to German Village ever?
We thrive on poetic license here!
© 2009 Created by Andy P on Ning. Create a Ning Network!
