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Photo of the day June 2017
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June 2017
Another from Killantringan Shore, SW Scotland when I had the whole place to myself
Fuji X-T2 with XF 16-55mm f2.8 using Lee Filters 0.6 Neutral Density Hard Graduated filter and 0.6 Proglass Neutral Density Filter.
4s / f8 / ISO 100
June 2017
Another from Killantringan Shore, SW Scotland when I had the whole place to myself
Fuji X-T2 with XF 16-55mm f2.8 using Lee Filters 0.6 Neutral Density Hard Graduated filter and 0.6 Proglass Neutral Density Filter.
4s / f8 / ISO 100
Lovely composition, great light, nice colours and good detail. Really well done!Untitled
June 2017
Another from Killantringan Shore, SW Scotland when I had the whole place to myself
Fuji X-T2 with XF 16-55mm f2.8 using Lee Filters 0.6 Neutral Density Hard Graduated filter and 0.6 Proglass Neutral Density Filter.
4s / f8 / ISO 100
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Hard to get this fella isolated without a stepladder, so a head and shoulders from me as a bit on the lazy side
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A mono conversion on this and you have an 'Ansel Adams'. Can you bring the rhs. shadow up a tad?
Love it.
Regards. Sharkey
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I kept the shadows dark as the background is a bit busy otherwise. It makes the leaves pop more having the darkness.
Here's a B&W conversion - don't think I can be likened to the great Ansel though
Pillar Point-84-20170331.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
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I think Mrs AFB has been looking at these lovely shots when she mentioned we should get a pond. I suggested she get a Gardener!
I certainly can't. Cuts into my photography time!I reckon a small grounds crew should be able to do it!
I kept the shadows dark as the background is a bit busy otherwise. It makes the leaves pop more having the darkness.
Here's a B&W conversion - don't think I can be likened to the great Ansel though
Methinks you protest in vain sir.
In my "blagged" copy of 400 AA images book there are numerous images of this ilk.
The cropping is tighter in his but I think that is probably the editor (books).
Regards. Sharkey
I love seagoing vessels as subjects.
It is the advanced weathering even on newish fittings that attracts me.
Isolating components is a very quick source of satisfaction and they tend to move less than flowers in the wind
.Regards Sharkey
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Why didn't you snap that little stick?
Regards. Sharkey
Yup, you're right, why didn't I?I love seagoing vessels as subjects.
It is the advanced weathering even on newish fittings that attracts me.
Isolating components is a very quick source of satisfaction and they tend to move less than flowers in the wind
Regards Sharkey
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Why didn't you snap that little stick?
Regards. Sharkey
I could try and clone it out I suppose.
Cheers
Hugh
Okay, so this is for @Apple fanboy. Not quite a bee chasing a butterfly, and actually I think it's a moth, but nevertheless, at least they are in the same frame!
I think tomorrow morning before the insects get active I have to cut these all back and try for a second bloom later in the season. Getting a little ragged looking.
I think tomorrow morning before the insects get active I have to cut these all back and try for a second bloom later in the season. Getting a little ragged looking.
Nicely done. Now I'll have to think of a July challenge!Okay, so this is for @Apple fanboy. Not quite a bee chasing a butterfly, and actually I think it's a moth, but nevertheless, at least they are in the same frame!
I think tomorrow morning before the insects get active I have to cut these all back and try for a second bloom later in the season. Getting a little ragged looking.
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Another one from Hawkstone park.
_DSC4193 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
I prefer the round window one from the other day, but Mrs AFB prefers this one.
_DSC4193 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrI prefer the round window one from the other day, but Mrs AFB prefers this one.