L1000575 by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
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Photo of the day November 2015
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L1000575 by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
View from Blackfriars Station.
Sony A7 with 35mm Voigtlander Nokton Classic
Bugger me that is lovely!
Thanks Ken. Enjoy yourself in the US. Very jealous. Some great photo ops to be had for you out there.
There are, but I kind of over did it on the vino last night for my birthday so it slowed me down :-(
Yep. Got some alright shots. Looking forward to seeing how they turn out when I am home.
Not the sharpest shot in the world, but it was fun to shoot.
Lizzy by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
I had to finish off my couple of hours in London with the classic British Museum Great Court shot...it's even got people in it! Comments always appreciated.
The classic British Museum shot by another scotsman, on Flickr
The classic British Museum shot by another scotsman, on Flickr
Ricciotti Orchestra. Founded to bring music to places where there generally is no music: refugee camps, prisons, swimming pools, shopping malls.
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One more from Blackfriars.
Sony A7 with Voigtlander Nokton Classic 35mm
Sony A7 with Voigtlander Nokton Classic 35mm
You are old enough to know better...but then I say that to myself every year... Congratulations - look forward to seeing what you can capture.
The carriage by Alex X, on Flickr
Went back to a pic I posted recently and changed the aspect ratio to cut off extraneous elements on the sides. Also decided that while I like the fall colors as shot, I think I prefer it in B&W. Thanks Kenoh for your input/suggestions 
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Was out walking in a local park and saw this hottie.
I've been working a lot lately with the available extensions in Photos from Affinity and (mostly) MacPhun. If you haven't used them, they're worth a look as they add a tremendous amount of functionality back to the tool in a reasonably frictionless way. Local edits, layers, brushes, gradient tool, de-haze, better noise reduction, better black and white, much better healing/cloning, lots of filters/effects and the like. DXO is coming out with extensions too so they may provide lens correction stuff (I don't know). I really like the idea of best-of-breed developers adding to the tool. It's still early days yet. Affinity's stuff is very much beta but a ton of promise - they are doing really, really good stuff right now. MacPhun's stuff is fantastic as standalone tools and they're doing a great job with the first release of extensions. Pixelmator has a distort extension and I'm assuming more on the way and Iridient has an "Open in Iridient" extension that is an interesting concept but still needs some thought and I probably would rather have Apple build that in to core Photos.
USA_CO_NIKON D300S_2822 by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
I've been working a lot lately with the available extensions in Photos from Affinity and (mostly) MacPhun. If you haven't used them, they're worth a look as they add a tremendous amount of functionality back to the tool in a reasonably frictionless way. Local edits, layers, brushes, gradient tool, de-haze, better noise reduction, better black and white, much better healing/cloning, lots of filters/effects and the like. DXO is coming out with extensions too so they may provide lens correction stuff (I don't know). I really like the idea of best-of-breed developers adding to the tool. It's still early days yet. Affinity's stuff is very much beta but a ton of promise - they are doing really, really good stuff right now. MacPhun's stuff is fantastic as standalone tools and they're doing a great job with the first release of extensions. Pixelmator has a distort extension and I'm assuming more on the way and Iridient has an "Open in Iridient" extension that is an interesting concept but still needs some thought and I probably would rather have Apple build that in to core Photos.
USA_CO_NIKON D300S_2822 by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
Evening all!
Here's a bit of abstract for you to enjoy (or not)
All comments gratefully received.
Here's a bit of abstract for you to enjoy (or not)
All comments gratefully received.
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Sunset over Santa Barbara last night. Post rain storm. Taken on Sony A7Rii!
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The last one from London. Comments always appreciated.
British Museum scene by another scotsman, on Flickr
British Museum scene by another scotsman, on Flickr
Bob looking unimpressed with the attention from his barmy granny.
Sony A7 with Voigtlander Nokton Classic 35mm
Sony A7 with Voigtlander Nokton Classic 35mm
Bob looking unimpressed with the attention from his barmy granny.
Sony A7 with Voigtlander Nokton Classic 35mm
Lol... that says "Mate, you gonna help me out here or not?"