Up in the Midlands our blossom is still some weeks away. I did get a few shots of the magnolia in though.The sun has finally come out today and the blossoms in my garden are looking beautiful and colourful.....so here they are in black and white.
M9 with Zeiss Planar 50mm @F2
_DSC6652-Pano-2 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
A bit of stitching in LR for this one.
Comments always welcome.
Really nicely done! Well worth clicking through to view this as large as I could get it on the 27" screen!A bit of stitching in LR for this one.
Comments always welcome.
Thank you kindly. Even a broken clock is right twice a day!Back in the shade house at the Adelaide Botanic Garden.
Canon 6D, Canon 17-40mm f/4 L, Spot Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 100, 40mm, f/4 1/320
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Really nicely done! Well worth clicking through to view this as large as I could get it on the 27" screen!
I love the light and shade difference across the image and the wonderful detail & DOF.
It didn't rain today!
Whilst my better-half went shopping in Chester, I had a mooch around - I don't normally take my camera. 7-shot panorama (hand-held) merged into a monster 380MB TIFF before export as a more manageable JPEG. Decent view of the medieval bridge (still in use) and the Roman/medieval town walls. Comments always appreciated.
River Dee panorama by another scotsman, on Flickr
Car (1 of 3) by
Nicely done.Took some shots of Mrs MacRy's latest knitting project for her and of course Bob had to get involved.
Sony A7 with FE 28-70 @65mm, ISO100, F10, 1/200 with single speedlight and brolly.
Took some shots of Mrs MacRy's latest knitting project for her and of course Bob had to get involved.
Sony A7 with FE 28-70 @65mm, ISO100, F10, 1/200 with single speedlight and brolly.
If your looking for a subject that will sit still for a while, I hear pet spiders are very obedient!
Daffodils