Grand Union Canal, Camden, London, UK. Nikon Z50. Z DX 16-50mm.
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Photo of the Day - April 2022
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Used to spend a lot of time there in my twenties. That was a lifetime ago.
Same actually. Usually in the Devonshire Arms 🤔
Reminds me of the canals in San Antonio, we used to go to Dick's Last Resort.
Pre-dawn sky @ Red Rock Canyon, Las Vegas
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No, but they are in the family ? All the pros and none of the cons
One from earlier this week...
Fuji X-T3 with XF 16-55mm f2.8, no filters. 16 Lights and 8 darks stacked and aligned in StarryLandscapeStacker. PP in LR then PS. I tried to remove the car but it was too time consuming to do properly, so just left it in :/
I think there's some weird artefacts in there from shooting in gradually fading light, which is possibly resulting from the stacking? Kinda reminds me of when you shoot the night with a UV filter on (I don't), where a funny pattern appears in the image. Not quite as severe, but it's there. Once you see it, you won't unsee it - which kinda ruins the image in my view :/
Fuji X-T3 with XF 16-55mm f2.8, no filters. 16 Lights and 8 darks stacked and aligned in StarryLandscapeStacker. PP in LR then PS. I tried to remove the car but it was too time consuming to do properly, so just left it in :/
I think there's some weird artefacts in there from shooting in gradually fading light, which is possibly resulting from the stacking? Kinda reminds me of when you shoot the night with a UV filter on (I don't), where a funny pattern appears in the image. Not quite as severe, but it's there. Once you see it, you won't unsee it - which kinda ruins the image in my view :/
Mr & Mrs Mallard Duck visiting my backyard.
A walk around Grain marshes on the Hoo Peninsula area of Kent, with a brand new one-lens-to-rule-them-all, and an idea to capture some of the plentiful wildlife that abounds around here.
You know what, the message must've been passed on there was someone with a camera - no herons, no harriers, no ducks, just one solitary butterfly
Starting off my journey by climbing over the stile onto the marshes...
Nikon Z 50, Tamron 18-400mm, 18mm, 1/500 @ f/8
Cheers
Hugh
You know what, the message must've been passed on there was someone with a camera - no herons, no harriers, no ducks, just one solitary butterfly
Starting off my journey by climbing over the stile onto the marshes...
Nikon Z 50, Tamron 18-400mm, 18mm, 1/500 @ f/8
Cheers
Hugh
Don’t worry. All the wildlife will be present next time you are out without your camera!A walk around Grain marshes on the Hoo Peninsula area of Kent, with a brand new one-lens-to-rule-them-all, and an idea to capture some of the plentiful wildlife that abounds around here.
You know what, the message must've been passed on there was someone with a camera - no herons, no harriers, no ducks, just one solitary butterfly
Starting off my journey by climbing over the stile onto the marshes...
Nikon Z 50, Tamron 18-400mm, 18mm, 1/500 @ f/8
Cheers
Hugh
Always happens that does. I got one bee and a demented looking goat the other day and that was it for a 30km hike. Such is life.
…or they show up when you have the wrong lens on your camera.
Missed a few days nursing a cold. Had to do a lot of catching up.
Zoomed in on the north and south peaks of Turtle Mountain, Frank, AB.
Lumix ZS200 camera.
Zoomed in on the north and south peaks of Turtle Mountain, Frank, AB.
Lumix ZS200 camera.
Which is why I bought a lens with such an absurd focal range
As you can see, with a closest focus of 18" it renders this butterfly pretty well at 400mm...
Nikon Z 50, Tamron 18-400mm, 400mm, 1/640 @ f/8, straight out of camera with no post processing.
Cheers
Hugh
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