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frazzm737

frazzm737

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This is probably my favorite aspen photo...

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Display at the Truman presidential library. I posted a pic of just the planes back in 2009, but as I was reviewing some old pics I think I like this one better that includes some of the shadows on the wall (it's a moving display that shows the shadows of the bombers moving forward--strangely still topical).

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kenoh

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Hughmac said:
My new really expensive £12 plastic prime lens, 60mm f8. Apparently there's a whole culture based around these weird Chinese toy cameras and lenses, so I thought I'd give it a try.

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Holga Dahlia by Hugh Russell, on Flickr

Cheers :)

Hugh
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Lomography!?!?

Great little lenses for messing around with. Tricky to focus thought. Nice result!
 
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Ish

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Hughmac said:
You must be a young'n then - when I had Lego they hadn't yet invented the wheel for it :rolleyes:

Cheers :)

Hugh
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Bayko for me!

E3BK said:
I went to the Canadian Rockies in Banff in early Sept to visit a friend, a trip I'd been wanting to take for a long time. Of course, as soon as I get there the clear blue skies I keep seeing in my friend's photos away and it's super cold & rainy. lol. Anyway, we got 1 really good day and decided to hike the Plain of Six Glaciers trail. It was really cloudy and foggy when we started. Best I could do. :)

Olympus OMD E-M5 w/ Olympus 12-40mm f2.8 lens
12mm, 1/200 @ f8.0 ISO 400

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It may not have made for such a pleasant hike, but to me that sky adds a lot of character to the photo and goes well with the colours. Nice one!

frazzm737 said:
Thank you for the comments, Kenoh! I appreciate them. This photo like so many other of my aspen photos the result of a drive down a busy highway and a sudden scream, "Pull over here." Sometimes I just aim and shoot--hoping for the best! (I haven't caught on to the quote trick yet!)
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Just click on the "+ button in the set at the bottom right of each post you want to quote and it'll save them until you've finished reading. If you want to answer right away click the ⤺REPLY button. :)
 
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Hughmac said:
Nice treatment, reminds me of a Clarkson Stanfield drawing

Cheers :)

Hugh
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Funnily enough, there is very little processing there. It was raining like crazy and the raindrops made a nice fabric-like textures while falling and gave this very sharpening effect to the picture. I only converted to B/W and corrected the exposure. No other post-processing.
 
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kenoh

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Hughmac said:
My new really expensive £12 plastic prime lens, 60mm f8. Apparently there's a whole culture based around these weird Chinese toy cameras and lenses, so I thought I'd give it a try.

As taken, just cropped, no other PP.



Holga Dahlia by Hugh Russell, on Flickr

Cheers :)

Hugh
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The culture is based on the Russian Holga cameras. The lens is fun if you play with it a bit but I suspect it is only really usable in live view?


Untitled by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
 
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kenoh

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Apple fanboy said:
Your brother in law has great taste!
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Ah no sorry, I mean yes he has got taste dont get me wrong but by garage, I mean he is a mechanic specialising in Porsche, Ferrari and Lambirghinis. Not garage as in his garage at home. He amazingly gets lots of trade in Glasgow!
 
Apple fanboy

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kenoh said:
Ah no sorry, I mean yes he has got taste dont get me wrong but by garage, I mean he is a mechanic specialising in Porsche, Ferrari and Lambirghinis. Not garage as in his garage at home. He amazingly gets lots of trade in Glasgow!
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Send me his address so I know where to go to get my Ferrari serviced!
And yes I assumed you meant garage at home!
 
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Apple fanboy said:
Mine for today. Not much shooting of late (which I hope to put right this weekend), So just messing in the garden the other evening.
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I like the bokeh here. It really is autumn, isn't it. That's the feeling I get anyway when looking at it. :)

Doylem said:
Hull Marina...

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This is lovely. The blue of the sky & water matching so closely + the reflections give it that extra dimension. Well done.

kenoh said:
The culture is based on the Russian Holga cameras. The lens is fun if you play with it a bit but I suspect it is only really usable in live view?


Untitled by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
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I have a few of these toy cameras, including an actual Holga. I bring them out occasionally when I feel like playing with film. They are fun and I enjoy shooting with them. Mostly, I enjoy the nostalgia of film. The feeling of the unknown when you shoot. I miss it a little bit.
 
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