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Photo of the day November 2015
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While jogging saw this nice buck.
Nice. Happy one year of MR anniversary...
I like it.
the M9 really makes it shine!( if I had money burning a hole in my pocket AND planned a trip to NYC then...)
Yeah ... it was a pretty much perfect morning , had a good lens on the camera , plus there's something about the sensor on the M9 that produces almost breathtakingly clear and detailed images . Whether because there's no AA filter , or its a CCD sensor , or Kodak designed the sensor to mimic Kodachrome , or munchkins in Wetzlar sprinkle magic fairy dust on each and every M9 , somethings going on internally. One of these days maybe I'll set up a series of controlled tests between my M9 and 5D2 . Same internal settings , tripod , same focal length primes with the same maximum aperture , remote release , same ISO and see how different they really are as regards image appearance .
Very calm conditions today. Great opportunity to catch some reflections in the Liffey:
Sean O'Casey Bridge by Joe, on Flickr
Sean O'Casey Bridge by Joe, on Flickr
Very nice indeed!Very calm conditions today. Great opportunity to catch some reflections in the Liffey:
Sean O'Casey Bridge by Joe, on Flickr
Went out for dinner with Mrs MacRy to our local last night and the food was terrible. Thankfully the company was wonderful.
Sony A7 with 35mm Voigtlander Nokton Classic
Sony A7 with 35mm Voigtlander Nokton Classic
Give us a tune! looks like staves and music notes... lol... nice
A row of MG's
Another British classic that benefits from being away from the British weather!
Nice saturation.
Went out for dinner with Mrs MacRy to our local last night and the food was terrible. Thankfully the company was wonderful.
Sony A7 with 35mm Voigtlander Nokton Classic
Wow! fantastic details. Lovely composition and lighting. Very nice. I could see that as part of a tryptic for a spa...
Oh yes.... that is all... just oh yes!
Very "The Exorcist"As suggested by Kenoh, a B&W treatment, albeit of a different shot. I think you were right Ken! Comments always appreciated.
Foggy tree-lined path by another scotsman, on Flickr
I like it.
amazing detail = top qualityIt's November on the International Dateline.
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Nycticorax nycticorax, Black-crowned night heron
Well then, get in there and submit some photos !!
We are friendly and don't bite...
Cheers
Hugh
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Went out for dinner with Mrs MacRy to our local last night and the food was terrible. Thankfully the company was wonderful.
Sony A7 with 35mm Voigtlander Nokton Classic
Beautiful photo. I have you down as a romantic
As a Fuji user, how are you enjoying the A7? I dipped my toe in the Sony waters recently with a mint, very low shutter count RX1R. The IQ is every bit as good as people said it was, but I very much prefer using my Fujis so I think I'm going to part with it.
Under the Roosevelt bridge, shot with the very wiiiiiide, heavy and too expensive Canon EF 11-24. But boy oh boy is it ever good and sharp.
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Nice.Under the Roosevelt bridge, shot with the very wiiiiiide, heavy and too expensive Canon EF 11-24. But boy oh boy is it ever good and sharp.
Beautiful photo. I have you down as a romantic
As a Fuji user, how are you enjoying the A7? I dipped my toe in the Sony waters recently with a mint, very low shutter count RX1R. The IQ is every bit as good as people said it was, but I very much prefer using my Fujis so I think I'm going to part with it.
Compared to my XE1 it's so much nicer to use with manual glass and the IQ is outstanding. If I used it with exclusively auto lenses I don't think I would be quite so smitten, but the fact that I can still control the aperture in an old fashioned way gives me the tactile feel that I like. It will definitely replace the XE1 but the X100T isn't going anywhere.
I really like this B&W treatment to this photo. Nicely done