After reading about the two events - that was a cool science lesson.Ha! Turns out that is actually called the antisolar point:
Antisolar point - Wikipedia
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And a second rainbow is called Alexander's band:
Alexander's band - Wikipedia
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Photo of the Day November 2022
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Did you get the kit lens or a prime ?no trade ins. i’m not switching to fuji, just adding in medium format.i do still need a nimble camera for my kids’ sports so keeping all my existing stuff.
i do still need a nimble camera for my kids’ sports so keeping all my existing stuff.
Then I have learned something today.On some uploaded shots you can click on them and they open in a window that allows you to view the image metadata (EXIF). For some others I have a Firefox extension that shows the EXIF, but unfortunately for most pictures this info is blocked.
Cheers
Hugh
I didn’t know that you could do that. Thanks!😊
So beautiful!
imagine to wake up to this every morning😍
Another from this month in 2017…
Panasonic DMC-G6, 12mm, f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
Panasonic DMC-G6, 12mm, f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
Absolutely stunning!Another from this month in 2017…
Panasonic DMC-G6, 12mm, f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
Thank you very much
I don’t seem to get out much with the camera these days, but one day I’d like to try and do more stuff like that.
Cheers
Hugh
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i got the kit lens but also an adapter so i can use some of my nikon f mount lenses in manual focus.
Something blew through me yesterday, felt sore all over and sick to my stomach. Absolutely felt like I’d been hit by a train.
Here was the view afterwards.
Here was the view afterwards.
I would imagine the Nikon lenses will cause vignetting with that sensor size.
Modern sculpture titled The Family in the courtyard of city hall, 2018
This beauty is the second print going to the studio. Again printed on smooth matte hot press art paper.
Another from Bosque Del Apache. Northern Harrier that has migrated south for winter.
Some do and I won't use them, but some are correctable when shot wide open, which I often do anyway.
Testing the long end of the Lumix lens.
From 12/2008. Alexander Valley, California. Taken from a tasting room deck with my wife's Nikon D40.
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Edited to replace image with a cropped one.
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We also have a panorama thread and this one would be a very worth addition.
Panorama
So couldn't find a dedicated thread for posting stitched photos so here we go. This shot of the Vermillion Cliffs east of Lee's Ferry. It was stitched in Affinity with some final editing and major size reduction in my antique version of PhotoShop Elements. Total of 11 images stitched, hand held...
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Easily enough cropped down. Not all that much in the upper part of the sky anyways.
