Impressive. I keep meaning to break out my macro lens again.Handheld, no image stabilisation, no flash. 1/125, f/2.8, ISO 5000.
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Photo of the day February 2016
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Thanks, @Apple fanboy ! You should definitely get your macro lens out, I've enjoyed your macro-photography in the past. I'll be getting mine out again tomorrow to play with image stacking the moth, using the stacking feature in Lightroom for its assembly... fingers crossed it works as well as it's supposed to.
Sunset last night. I don't usually put the sun in the middle of the shot, but it seemed to work with this.
More from the Big Apple. View from the Roosevelt Island cable car. A bit wobbly from motion....Comments always appreciated.
59th Street Bridge by another scotsman, on Flickr
59th Street Bridge by another scotsman, on Flickr
Absolutely love this! You can't beat wave photos, the power is overwhelming!Guys, the photos in this thread just keep getting better and better. Very impressive.
Lake Michigan, Chicago IL
Lake Michigan by Christian Werth, on Flickr
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Sunset on ferns by Stuart Tarn, on Flickr
More from the Big Apple. View from the Roosevelt Island cable car. A bit wobbly from motion....Comments always appreciated.
59th Street Bridge by another scotsman, on Flickr
Love it. Perfect angle, exposure and composition
Shadow before the cart by Alex X, on Flickr
You definitely can, that's a great shot. Glad to hear that the meds aren't going to be compromising your awesome work
Hear hear... Well done Alex. The meds arent affecting you from what I can see.
We are almost at Autumn (Fall) here down under and our poor Pear tree is confused and in flower again.
This one is interesting as it is similar to the photograph that won the Outdoor Photography magazine picture of the year. Nicely doneAbsolutely love this! You can't beat wave photos, the power is overwhelming!
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More from the Big Apple. View from the Roosevelt Island cable car. A bit wobbly from motion....Comments always appreciated.
59th Street Bridge by another scotsman, on Flickr
Keep coming back to this one. So much to see. The transition from warm to cooler light, the cab, the clouds and the textyre on the roof in lower left. Lots of interesting stuff. Nice.
Quick shot of my brother-in-law yesterday.
Sony A7 with Jupiter 8 50mm @F4
Sony A7 with Jupiter 8 50mm @F4
Bypass T-S by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Sony NEX 6, Jupiter 8 tilt-shift conversion, 50mm @ f/4
Cheers
Hugh
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Quick shot of my brother-in-law yesterday.
Sony A7 with Jupiter 8 50mm @F4
Beard envy over here!!!
Beautiful capture.
More from the Big Apple. View from the Roosevelt Island cable car. A bit wobbly from motion....Comments always appreciated.
59th Street Bridge by another scotsman, on Flickr
Slow down, you move too fast ...
Out at the windfarm for a walk today. Wet and windy.
So I saw them both in Flickr and I think this one has more dynamicism (is that even a word?) I think it has something more to it than the square on view. Still am awrsome beard though!Thanks Ken. I couldn't decide which one I preferred of him - that one or this one.
For reference I am growing one to hide my multitude of chins. Just as an experiment for a few months.
That's what I thought but I keep flipping back and forth between the two.
Look forward to the beard selfies mate
I've had a beard since my late teens accept for a few times I shaved it off and immediately regretted it and grew it back.
I also prefer the second image of the two as well (even if it was two in one day!).
He used your quota....
I find it strangely satisfying to touch when concentrating... Too much info?
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Thanks Ken. I couldn't decide which one I preferred of him - that one or this one.
FWIW I prefer the second - less confrontational/in-your-face than the first and seems better suited to your brother-in-law. Lovely detail in both.
And the beard?He used your quota....
I find it strangely satisfying to touch when concentrating... Too much info?
I'm not using my quota at the moment. Still not getting out with the camera.
And the beard?
I'm not using my quota at the moment. Still not getting out with the camera.
I hope you get room to shoot soon as you have some nice gear I look forward to seeing the output from.