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Photo of the day June 2017
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18-200 isn't the way to go imo.Makes a very good case for the one size fits all zoom, but of course quality suffers
[doublepost=1496566273][/doublepost]Another macro attempt to see how close in I can actually get...
Moss and Stuff on Concrete by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
To be honest by the time I'd seen it I'd missed it anyway, so even with the right lens I'd have missed it.
Not loving the concrete shot. Reminds me I need to clean my patio!
You're right of course, and I left that class of zoom behind a long time ago, but it bears thinking about.18-200 isn't the way to go imo.
To be honest by the time I'd seen it I'd missed it anyway, so even with the right lens I'd have missed it.
Not loving the concrete shot. Reminds me I need to clean my patio!
That concrete was part of a 3-4 inch high frog in a bird bath, so the vegetation was pretty tiny. I wanted to see how close I could get and still maintain focus.
Cheers
Hugh
On really close stuff I find manual focus works better. As does a tripod.You're right of course, and I left that class of zoom behind a long time ago, but it bears thinking about.
That concrete was part of a 3-4 inch high frog in a bird bath, so the vegetation was pretty tiny. I wanted to see how close I could get and still maintain focus.
Cheers
Hugh
Good vintage then! Just took a break from the pruning to shoot a shield bug in the garden. Didn't have time for a tripod, so not sure they'll be up to much.This is a manual focus lens from 1972-ish
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Hugh
I have seen your posts before, obviously, but this is the first to strike a cord..
Overtly sexual and hidden intrigue in one image.
This is one sexy lady; the eyes being hidden add to the slight seediness and heat generation despite the cool outdoor reflections.
I like very much the contradictions within this image. More along this line would be excellent.
Regards. Sharkey
Wimps don't carry tripods up here!I've heard it said - 'tripods are for wimps'
Cheers
Hugh
_DSC3991 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrIf your ever in Shropshire Carding Mill Valley is a beautiful place. Get there early like I did though. On the way up I saw two people. On the way down lots!
A friend loaned me her Canon 24-70 f/2.8L II yesterday to try out. So i spent a few hours walking about town yesterday to snap up some photos and test the lens out. Now I'm tempted to get one.
Wimps don't carry tripods up here!
If your ever in Shropshire Carding Mill Valley is a beautiful place. Get there early like I did though. On the way up I saw two people. On the way down lots!
As long as they weren't on their way down the short way at high speed, then that is fine. Nice view!
Cheers. Got up at 5:30 to go. Still wasn't really early enough for sunrise and all that. I'll have a few more up this week.
Hmmm, was the Bad Guy taking some time off in the States? Maybe not, no tattoos. Course there might have been some on the front side.
Here's another Diamond Head photo. You can just barely make out the second rainbow on the left.
Hmmm, was the Bad Guy taking some time off in the States? Maybe not, no tattoos. Course there might have been some on the front side.
This brings a whole new meaning of looking under the hood when buying a car!
The horse on the right is laughing at its own joke. The horse on the left has heard it before... and didn't find it funny the first time...
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is that a cloaked space ship in the sky?
Baby Coot