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Photo of the Day March 2017
- Thread starter Hughmac
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It's amazing how much is still left after all these years. In our (wet) climate it would have turned into a pile of rust decades ago.
Portavaddie Bay, SW Scotland.
Feels like yesterday when I took this - but it was over 2 years ago now.
Shot at a diffraction-tastic f22, blurgh, what was I thinking? I should have stuck at f11 and used my 2 stop ND. It was insanely windy with a lot of spray around though, so that may have been counter-productive!
Feels like yesterday when I took this - but it was over 2 years ago now.
Shot at a diffraction-tastic f22, blurgh, what was I thinking? I should have stuck at f11 and used my 2 stop ND. It was insanely windy with a lot of spray around though, so that may have been counter-productive!
Just came back from a long weekend away in Wales and it tipped it down the whole time and there was sixty mile an hour winds. Unsurprisingly I didn't get a chance to go out with the camera much so I prowled around the interior of the castle we were staying in instead. I liked this chair.
Leica M9 with Jupiter 3 50mm
Leica M9 with Jupiter 3 50mm
More salt than water to blame. Better now than in the seventies for sure!
Yeah, it was pretty dire round here - rain and sleet hence the entry in the WPC!Just came back from a long weekend away in Wales and it tipped it down the whole time and there was sixty mile an hour winds. Unsurprisingly I didn't get a chance to go out with the camera much so I prowled around the interior of the castle we were staying in instead. I liked this chair.
Leica M9 with Jupiter 3 50mm
Sundial in the garden
What time of day did you take that shot?
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Just came back from a long weekend away in Wales and it tipped it down the whole time and there was sixty mile an hour winds. Unsurprisingly I didn't get a chance to go out with the camera much so I prowled around the interior of the castle we were staying in instead. I liked this chair.
Leica M9 with Jupiter 3 50mm
Lovely sumptuous colours.
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Rocking the asymmetrical look... nice
The colours really pop on the CCD sensor in the M9 don't they. I particularly like the way it does blues.What time of day did you take that shot?
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Lovely sumptuous colours.
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Rocking the asymmetrical look... nice
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Wasserfällchen by Sebastian Klein, auf Flickr
A6000 plus SEL35F18 with ND64
ISO 100
Exposure 2s
F3.5
Wasserfällchen by Sebastian Klein, auf Flickr
Be useless in mine most of the time!Sundial in the garden
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Raining in Wales? Surely not.Just came back from a long weekend away in Wales and it tipped it down the whole time and there was sixty mile an hour winds. Unsurprisingly I didn't get a chance to go out with the camera much so I prowled around the interior of the castle we were staying in instead. I liked this chair.
Leica M9 with Jupiter 3 50mm
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A6000 plus SEL35F18 with ND64
ISO 100
Exposure 2s
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Really like the water effect you got here but can't help but think the embankment above it is taking away from it. Maybe get your feet wet next time and get in close. - just my thoughts, feel free to ignore.
Another sunset shot of Lake Watson in Prescott, AZ. This one w/o the 10-stop ND filter.
Seen Better Days B&W by another scotsman, on Flickr
Speaking of having seen better days ...
An elephant.
Leica M9 with Leica Elmar-C 90mm @F4
Leica M9 with Leica Elmar-C 90mm @F4
Dull, wet, wet and muddy. 'My favourite'!
D800/50mm f1.4 in DX mode
