Hehe... Not just me with auto correct gremlins...
Yes I think you should. I really like the way you are dropping the shadows yet maintaining details. I would like to see some more with this treatment.
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Photo of the Day October 2015
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Yes I think you should. I really like the way you are dropping the shadows yet maintaining details. I would like to see some more with this treatment.
I intend to mate... But for the record, apart from the sheep botherin, you dont need one... Those images from last few days have been great.
How did you know anyway? I hid the exif data!
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Thanks Ken, I appreciate the complement but I'm aching for a full frame camera to slap my manual glass on.
You may have hidden the EXIF but you put your pictures in a folder called M9 on Flickr you plum
Thanks Ken, I appreciate the complement but I'm aching for a full frame camera to slap my manual glass on.
You may have hidden the EXIF but you put your pictures in a folder called M9 on Flickr you plum
Ah bollocks! I missed that...
Bloody Flickr Uploader! Its slung em up there before i got chance to change the name!
Lol that's funny!Thanks Ken, I appreciate the complement but I'm aching for a full frame camera to slap my manual glass on.
You may have hidden the EXIF but you put your pictures in a folder called M9 on Flickr you plum
I've just had a look, and yes they are great.
I can see someone buying the thing before long
Cheers
Hugh
If it continues the way it is, then there is no way it is getting out of my system!
Another Doylem style Lake District shot.
I've just had a look, and yes they are great.
I can see someone buying the thing before long
Cheers
Hugh
Thank you kindly sir...
This will be the last of the waterfalls until I get out again. Comments always appreciated.
Jepson's Clough 4 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Jepson's Clough 4 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Ain't one of mine. The sheep ain't smiling...
And the sheep would be smiling because...?
Very nice
I've set myself a challenge to use the 85mm f.1.2L wide open as often as I can for portraits. If you haven't used this lens before, lets just say it's a tricky (not so) little beast.
Here's the missus getting annoyed at me pointing my lens at her.
Bron @ f1.2 by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
Nice shot, but one thing seems a bit odd. The left side of your wife's face seems to be a bit soft along the side, into ear and hair but on the right side everything appears to be sharp and it appears to be at the same distance.
Welcome to the joys of f1.2
I looked at your Flickr postings for that lens and they look great but that depth of field at 1.2 is going to be tough. Looking forward to more posts at 1.2.