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Images => Themes, Portfolio Series, PaW, or PaM => Topic started by: HCS on January 17, 2017, 11:40:57
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Inspired by Jakov's thread "minimalistic images", i'd like to start one for impressionistic images, following wikipedia's description of impressionism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impressionism [Mods, i couldn't find a similar theme thread. If there is one, please remove this one]
I'll start this off by adding one of my images. It's some cloud pattern over the coast of France. Could have been in Akira's "clouds" thread, but then i decided to harass the image a bit by bringing it into Aurora HDR and pulling the HDR sliders to the max.
Hope you like and please share your impressionistic images.
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Hans, what a great idea!
It goes without saying how much I will enjoy this thread :)
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A starting contribution from me.
Dandelion in a spring meadow
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Impression of a fountain (Vigelandspark, Oslo)
Courtesy Nikon D3S and Voigtländer APO-Lanthar 125/2.5.
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Wow! What a great images. My fame didn't even last the proverbial 15 minutes ::) ::) ::)
Impression of a (part of a) glacier. Jostedal breen.
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Found another one from Norway. It's less minimalistic, yet impressionistic. Not in the least because of the low Mp body that was used (D2h).
[EDIT]: hmmm ... it comes out a bit less impressionistic than i pre-viewed on my screen. Alas, let's not take the rules too seriously ::)
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Is this from the Tyin area?
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Anyway, this *is* from that region and also taken with a low megapix camera
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(https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/633/23459650902_6dcc2f3e49_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/BK3QTG)L1003758 (https://flic.kr/p/BK3QTG) by Erik Gunst Lund (https://www.flickr.com/photos/erik_lund/), on Flickr
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(https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/651/23440918032_508d4e18ec_h.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/BHoQgb)_EGL8573 (https://flic.kr/p/BHoQgb) by Erik Gunst Lund (https://www.flickr.com/photos/erik_lund/), on Flickr
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Nice series
Really liked the blue vortex shared by Erik
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how could I resist
jakov i love your shot :)
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Is this from the Tyin area?
Could very well be, but D2h ≠ gps. So, since i've only been there once, i couldn't be sure. Lovely area though.
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Great additions Erik and Elsa.
Let's hope more people join in the party ;D
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(https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/321/32220957862_d5f03f1cd1_h.jpg)
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Just had to try this also.
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how could I resist
jakov i love your shot :)
elsa, i love your image too
as i love the other contributions, too
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Erik I like the first one - orange and green thingie - ! never thought I would enjoy a thread like this - but I DO
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What a great theme, and super contributions; lovely.
The Forsythia comes to mind...
(Nikkor 105/1.8 + 6T)
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French poppy fields.
(Nikkor 18/4)
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(https://photos.smugmug.com/GreatPlains/i-xCHNFPP/1/O/129206.jpg)
Siamang gibbon at the zoo in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. With (slightly) enhanced colors.
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That's some nice images here.
Only slightly adjusted surreal Iceland scene
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Df+PK-13+1.2/50mm AIS wide open.
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how about this one?
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Hoar frost at night. Outside my front door, by the way.
50/0.75, V1.
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A rose in warmer days... ;)
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Wow! Some great additions to this thread.
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I agree!
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/2/1520/24981276341_b5d54b3687_h.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/E4vz84)_EGL2278 (https://flic.kr/p/E4vz84) by Erik Gunst Lund (https://www.flickr.com/photos/erik_lund/), on Flickr
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(https://c1.staticflickr.com/2/1719/24954187232_2c0416a794_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/E27Jts)_EGL7210 (https://flic.kr/p/E27Jts) by Erik Gunst Lund (https://www.flickr.com/photos/erik_lund/), on Flickr
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Impressionistic daffodils.
Nikon SE 28/2.8.
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"donner le feu vert"
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Impressions of cherry blossoms in spring time.
D40x, 35/1.4 AIS
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Monet's water lilies are a kind of benchmark for his impressionistic oeuvre...
Df 17-35/2.8
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looovely photos in this thread :) I like them ALL!
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(https://c1.staticflickr.com/6/5559/30426453966_8c879e766e_o.jpg)
_AWV0413-Edit-2 (https://flic.kr/p/NmFwHU) by Arend (https://www.flickr.com/photos/vermazeren/), on Flickr
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French waterlilies (Nymphaea alba), in UV.
Nikon D40X, Voigtländer APO-Lanthar 180 mm f/4
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Yellow Water Lily (Nuphar lutea) pads frozen into first ice.
AM-Nikkor 120 mm f/5.6 ED
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Yellow Water Lily (Nuphar lutea) pads frozen into first ice.
AM-Nikkor 120 mm f/5.6 ED
Truly a masterpiece. I don't recall seeing this photo before. Thanks for sharing.
P.S: ..and an unusual lens.
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Used on my Arca-Swiss F-line 6x9 technical camera .... A fantastic lens, by the way.
A dangerous subject to capture as one needs thin fresh ice ("black ice") to get an idea of the submerged parts, but such ice easily breaks :(
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Sometimes, even the spring ice can reveal fascinating scenes. Here are decomposing pads of the Yellow Water Lily (Nuphar lutea) thawing out of the rotten ice. This kind of ice is utterly unreliable and it is folly to walk the ice as it is liable to break anywhere one least expect it to crack up. Hence I had to use a long lens (200/2 AFS Nikkor + TC-14E') and focus stacking to get my shot.
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This is a really great topic, displaying how photography can create non-lifelike art.
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flowers of all sorts seem to lend themselves to impressionistic interpretation.
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A first of TC14E Erik-Lund-modified to be a fully contacted Extension Ring. Nikon D600 @ ISO=12800 & f/1.4
Sushi @ bad light & very high ISO / developed in NX-D ... better (less impressionistic) pictures to come ... I was hungry and did not want to carry the light into the dining area
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In strongly acidified lakes, the primary biological response might be a massive proliferation of thread-like algae. Amongst a lot of ecological ramifications, these algae might act as a diffraction grating for incident sunlight. The phenomenon is plainly visible in this underwater scene with diatomaceous algae and pads of hybrid Yellow Water lily (Nuphar lutea x pumila).
Nikon 1AW1 + AW 10 mm f/2.8
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Bjørn, these water lilly related images are impressive rather than impressionistic...
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Sorry, my bad.
This contributions, entitled 'Lily pads of Dead Lake*', should be more appropriate then??
* Norwegian name 'Dausjøen', literally 'Dead lake'
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Yes, that could be much closer to how Monet was seeing things, except for the wavelength maybe?
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Monet er just one out of many interpreters of what 'impressionistic' entails.
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In strongly acidified lakes, the primary biological response might be a massive proliferation of thread-like algae. Amongst a lot of ecological ramifications, these algae might act as a diffraction grating for incident sunlight. The phenomenon is plainly visible in this underwater scene with diatomaceous algae and pads of hybrid Yellow Water lily (Nuphar lutea x pumila).
Nikon 1AW1 + AW 10 mm f/2.8
awesome
wonderful
impressive
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A Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) shaped by the steady, relentless wind from the sea.
This tree is probably one of the most frequently photographed in the whole country, thus making it hard to come up with a non-trivial picture of it. This is probably the one of many taken by me over the years that pleases me the most.
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All the members from Northern climates might have seen their fill of snow, but I must travel to the mountains to find it. Here, a tree by the shore of never freezing Lake Tahoe. Lily pads do not grow there either.
(https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5288/5325830383_2cf859d7d6_b_d.jpg)
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Great images of the water lilies. !
On a sunny August day after some showers.
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Lots of beautiful pictures in this thread, but I take my hat off for some of the visual gem`s that Bjørn present here. Very inspirational, and dead lake take me back to some of my childhood nightmares after watching "Fjernsynsteateret" and Bergstrøms movie "De dødes tjern" as a child.
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'Dead Lake' (Dausjøen) is the favourite amongst my nearby lakes for sure. It is situated in a depression in the bedrock and little light illuminates the dark brooding surface of it during 7-8 months of the year.
Here is a study of freshly formed ice on Dausjøen. AFS 300/2.8 Nikkor.
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Correct me if I am wrong, but that seem to be "nøkken" straight out of Kittilsen :)
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Some of mine from the last few days.
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Correct me if I am wrong, but that seem to be "nøkken" straight out of Kittilsen :)
There is no sense of true scale here, thus your claim is understandable.
In reality we are looking at a tiny patch of the surface, probably less than an A4 sheet of paper.
You apparently have some kind of winter - I'm envious.
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Wow, more great stuff!
Lars, those would do well in the "natural disorder" thread as well.
My impression of Mont Saint-Michel in France.
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That's a very nice impressionistic view on Mont St-Michel, Hans !
The Heligon 100/1.6 is an impressionistic lens, I guess...
Rose. (on Nikon D200)
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Impressions from recording VR activity in a dense forest, over a long exposure, hand-held of course.
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Lars, those would do well in the "natural disorder" thread as well.
Hans - thanks, I agree, but sometimes one just have to decide what thread to "feed" :-\
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Rhododendron.
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That's a very nice impressionistic view on Mont St-Michel, Hans !
One more vote for that!
The Heligon 100/1.6 is an impressionistic lens, I guess...
I tend to agree and that light green orb makes it special.
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Thanks Lars. You Rhododendron is very subtle.
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Water Lilly, Cow Lilly
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One more vote for that!
Thanks John and Lars.
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OK, now some different scene. Let's see whether that works as an impressionistic image ::)
My impression of skiing.
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Nice one Hans!
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Hans, this is super!
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Thanks Børge and Akira, i appreciate that.
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My contribution...
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Relatively small, thin, yet visible brush strokes
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This was actually meant to be the opening of a series, but I might not have sufficient time to present properly. Thus here it is, taken with the quaint Fuji S3 and my 15/5.6 Nikkor QDC;
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River winter reflections
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This entire page is simply stunning!
From Bjørn to Paco, over Charlie, Hans, Francis, Lars, Akira, Elias... wouldn't know which photo to choose from :)
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This entire page is simply stunning!
From Bjørn to Paco, over Charlie, Hans, Francis, Lars, Akira, Elias... wouldn't know which photo to choose from :)
Don't choose. Enjoy the variation.
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Great pictures !
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(https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/670/32346139992_8793335b84_o.jpg)
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These tulips are impressively soft and delicate, Fons.
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These tulips are impressively soft and delicate, Fons.
Thank you Bjørn, 1 V1 with 55m f/1.2 attached.
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The combination certainly delivered. ... Good on you. Nice to see excellent results obtained by not-the-state-of-art gear, too.
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Fons, this is beautifully dreamy!
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Winter impression.
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Same tulips well spent ready to bin, a different approach, D3 35/1.4
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/568/32641557316_0bcff22a84_o.jpg)
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One fine day in Central Park
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8285/7651753930_72b8b041a1_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/cEaeRU)Central-Park-#237 (https://flic.kr/p/cEaeRU) by ny6263.362 (https://www.flickr.com/photos/17286562@N03/), on Flickr
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BIF
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Not sure how you did it, but that last one is special.
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Hello Hans,
Assuming that you are referring to my picture, I thank you for your comment.
It is a regular shot. Then I played with some basic LR parameters like contrast, highlights, blacks, clarity, vibrance.
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So, it's been a while.
My impression of a rose.
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Springtime...
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Nice one John!
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That is the vigorous hybrid Fallopia japonica x sachalinense, an even bigger environmental hazard than its infamous parent species. Blacklisted in all European countries and the very prototype of an obnoxious invasive threat to the ecosystem.
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So, it's been a while.
My impression of a rose.
Such a vigorous sign of life. Very nice, Hans.
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Such a vigorous sign of life. Very nice, Hans.
Thanks Thomas!
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Thanks Hans and Bjørn for the explanation of the 'weed'. It was removed shortly afterwards, so there is some urgency to destroy it.
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Unfortunately, eradicating this weed is quite difficult. It can take years.
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Taken few years ago...
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The first crocus...
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The Fridge
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Very nice, Lars. Special light and you can feel the wind.
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Very nice, Lars. Special light and you can feel the wind.
Thank you very much John - glad you like the light. An instinctive shot on a grayish windy day.
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(https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/435/31994008080_ab68fe9bef_h.jpg)
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What a thread, all of you!
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What a thread, all of you!
Indeed ! ;)
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This thread has been a great tour of many interesting minds. My contribution is a now-hackneyed subject, but given a lurid-but-fading 1950's Technicolor treatment. Bonus for seeing the "face" just above center. 55 Micro/3.5 @ 3.5
EDIT: Oops, I forgot to downsize the pixel dimensions. It survives the file size compression, probably because it has so little fine detail.
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Just found this amazing thread!
My starting contribution.
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Keith, this is fantastic! Double exposure of focused and out-focused image?
Hi, Krille, very well seen and captured!
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Hello, everyone! Greetings from Arizona. This is my first post, I think.
This picture was completely unexpected. It is a backlit cholla cactus shot with a Skink Classic Pinhole on my D800 (clearly resolution overkill). The sun is a little above the frame, and I suspect the colored streaks are from sunlight diffracting through the pinhole.
I kind of like the picture but can't imagine a use for it (and my wife certainly wouldn't want it on the wall). But, it is definitely "abstract" so I thought it fit in here.
The Skink Classic Pinhole is nominally 45mm f/150. It is really nicely made (in Germany), but I haven't really gotten the pinhole knack. Has anyone else played with one or something like it?
And apparently it is also exceptionally good at revealing junk on your sensor. ;D
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Keith, this is fantastic! Double exposure of focused and out-focused image?
In plus out of focus, doubled in the camera's processor using the 'Image Overlay' feature in the D800 Retouch menu. I just discovered this feature: It creates an new NEF file, and has a way to control the density of the two components and see a small preview before creating the merged shot.
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Jaanco, you've created a hot, almost cheerful rainbow-ey shot of a Cholla. Maybe something like the last thing one would see out in the desert backcountry just before passing out from heat exhaustion.
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In plus out of focus, doubled in the camera's processor using the 'Image Overlay' feature in the D800 Retouch menu. I just discovered this feature: It creates an new NEF file, and has a way to control the density of the two components and see a small preview before creating the merged shot.
Thanks for the disclosure. Apparently the function has been implemented in DSLRs for some time. D750 has the function that merges up to three images automatically (even with the exposure adjustment).
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Pluton, I should have used an even lower perspective to really pull that off. I will try again sometime!
The good thing about the pinhole is there is always room for it in the bag.
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Df, 55/2,8 micro ai/s pushed to paint stroke mode
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Impressionism, my way :)
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Super-examples !!
Another painterly view :)
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Impressionism, my way :)
Impressions of the green fairy :)
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Impressionistic view
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A yellow sea of 'Forsythia' in the sunlight
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A yellow sea of 'Forsythia' in the sunlight
mellow yellow,
heel veel geel :)
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(https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3681/32664373993_0530c98f53_o.jpg)
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Trying a new toy
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Paco, this is superb!
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Thanks Akira. It is the work of a Rayxar 50mm 0.75. I just need to fix the mount and maybe CPU too? it is very convenient.
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I think this might be perceived 'impressionistic', well at least by me :D
Could also fit into other current threads such as the one on monochrome not b/w I guess.
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Bjørn, as usual the visual dynamics of your image are very impressive. What a treat. Bravo!
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A mildly terrifying image...could be a cemetery in the future.
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Lost in The Maze:
(http://otoien.zenfolio.com/img/s10/v103/p2254299532.jpg)
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(https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2946/32792372563_86ea9ef701_o.jpg)
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Fons - looks like we need to start a cubist thread. Nice to see the rectangular geometry contrast against the soft curves and focus.
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(http://otoien.zenfolio.com/img/s10/v98/p2255474372.jpg)
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Lars, that is a classic.
Øivind I love the second to last as I like the rest on this page from Paco, Bjørn and Fons!
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Øivind your last picture is great
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The moment the camera focused, she walked away...
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The moment the camera focused, she walked away...
The story of my life ;D
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The story of my life ;D
Jakov, I would refrain from judging whether it is sad or laughable. ;D (sorry, I laughed!)
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Jakov, I would refrain from judging whether it is sad or laughable. ;D (sorry, I laughed!)
you guys heard about AF-C ? ;D
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a couple from uCrete
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you guys heard about AF-C ? ;D
Well, the camera was in AF-C mode, but it was too dark to follow her movement. :( It was shot at ISO12800, f1.8 and 1/30 sec...
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Un dimanche après-midi à Yokohama (in the mood of Seurat...)
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wild flowers and a bird
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elsid...that bird! It tics boxes I didn't know I had
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Thanks Woodley for your comment.
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two more
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A view on Tulips.
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water lilies
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a bird and a wild horse
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Elias, your four recent images are great examples of impressionist images.
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thanks Anthony for your comment.
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Elias, that second water lilies is perfect for the theme, it does impress. Beautiful work
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Thank you Paco. I am posting 2 more.
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Tulip blue hour
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Thomas, I really love this wax-pencil-like touch with brilliant color.
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Thomas, that one is brilliant!
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Akira, Jakov, thank you!
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Great Thomas !!
Another view on Tulips...
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Impressionistic poppies
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A view with a canal, grass and buttercups ;)
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Some pink impressions.
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Not sure if calling it impressionistic, minimalist or if I already post it somewhere :o Just in case I found it this morning. Trying out the 70-200 vrII. I´m not happy with it at all.
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Wunderblume auf Lava #11 (Miracle Flower on Lava #11)
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Feeling like I'm leaning towards impressionism here
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4245/34893782242_a0b5bfb565_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/VarKMd)DSC_0455 (https://flic.kr/p/VarKMd) by b j (https://www.flickr.com/photos/132836932@N03/), on Flickr
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wanted to post something but forgot what.
unfortunately the title 'brain fence' does not match anything in my library. :P
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Red echoes and reflections
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I like it...it reminds me of a 60's movie.
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Let me just say, Paco, Paco, Paco :)
The reds, the reflections, and the blurriness - majestic!
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Thanks Keith and Jakov!
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I think this belongs here.
(https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4290/35790551711_60e0bc4db4_o.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/WwFW6M)
Tissedalsvatnet 14. juli (https://flic.kr/p/WwFW6M) by Asle Feten (https://www.flickr.com/photos/afoton/), on Flickr
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Thanks for reviving the thread, Asle.
And yes, i also think your picture belongs here. Very nice!
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I like this thread
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and I like your colors ...
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Thank you Bruno for commenting. Two more follow.
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Tree and sun.
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Tree and sun.
Very nice Keith. Is it IBIS which makes the small wiggles within the larger movement?
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Keith, I simply adore your image!
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Thank you Jack and Jakov.
Jack: No IBIS, just rapid short camera shaking at 1/3rd second.
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Lovely Keith
Areca palm, for the fresh air...
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Not sure how I missed this topic till now, but am not surprised to see so many good works. Here is one of mine that seems to fit the theme.
D200 + 85 /1.4D
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John and Lorne, you put a smile on my face with your images. Thank you!
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Not sure how I missed this topic till now, but am not surprised to see so many good works. Here is one of mine that seems to fit the theme.
D200 + 85 /1.4D
Nice work, Lorne...John's shot also!
Yeah...this topic went dormant for a long time. It contains some really brilliant images throughout.
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From a month ago.
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Elsid, the cactus has been nicely transformed.
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Thank you Keith for commenting.
It is what is called "prickly pear" plant.
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Jakov and Keith, thanks for your kind words. The great thing about NG is that the Theme discussions encourage me (us) to try new ideas.
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Jakov and Keith, thanks for your kind words. The great thing about NG is that the Theme discussions encourage me (us) to try new ideas.
True. ! Thanks Jakov and Keith. Beautiful, Lorne.!
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Just my take on impressionisme ;)
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Just my take on impressionisme ;)
Fantastic take !
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Just my take on impressionisme ;)
I like this forest image which may look rather like post-impressionistic? :D
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Armando and Akira
Thank you for the kind words
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Finding back old files, an experiment with the Heligon 19mm on the V1
EDIT: wrong file, replaced with the right one
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Flamingos.
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Ducks
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Elias, I don't know how you processed the image but love these idyllic treatments!
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Thank you Akira. I just play with some LR choices-settings (saturation, clarity, contrast etc) until I like what I see.
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Thank you Akira. I just play with some LR choices-settings (saturation, clarity, contrast etc) until I like what I see.
Thank you for the details. Although I'm generally happy with my move away from Adobe, I might miss this kind of extreme effect of their editors.
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Anas Platyrhynchos
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Anas Platyrhynchos
This is not impressionistic. It is simply impressive!
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Yes, an impressive shot. Color saturation is a bit strong on my laptop, can't wait to see later with a better monitor.
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Thank you Akira and Keith for your comments.
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This is not impressionistic. It is simply impressive!
I totally agree!
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Calle, boat and belltower, Venice
Ciao from Massimo
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just to revive this thread,
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Good idea. My latest "Nymphéas" (Df, Zeiss 135/2):
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End of November - Flowers in the blue hour -
(Z7 - 50/1.8S)
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Lovely colours, John.
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Thanks Anthony
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Something a little similar
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Crocus
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Saxicola torquata
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Saxicola torquata
Nice job, I like this.
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Thank you Tom for your comment
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May 2020. D7100, 180/2.8D
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Distant mountains above Joshua Tree flatland. 300mm on D800E
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Distant mountains above Joshua Tree flatland. 300mm on D800E
This is a strong one, clearly like it :-)
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Taken in my backyard with D700 and inverted/adapted old Zeiss zoom projector lens..
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That is impressive.
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Distant mountains above Joshua Tree flatland. 300mm on D800E
Keith, that's a great combination of colours and scenery - apart from the perspective it reminds me of David Hockney's desert paintings.
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Taken in my backyard with D700 and inverted/adapted old Zeiss zoom projector lens..
Bruce - fantastic effect.
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Taken in my backyard with D700 and inverted/adapted old Zeiss zoom projector lens..
Aah, a beauty !
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Taken in my backyard with D700 and inverted/adapted old Zeiss zoom projector lens..
Beautiful abstraction!
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Taken in my backyard with D700 and inverted/adapted old Zeiss zoom projector lens..
Nice shot Bruce. Was this out of focus or was it the lens's rendition?
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Nice shot Bruce. Was this out of focus or was it the lens's rendition?
out of focus, with very little manipulation done in post.
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Nice, very nice.
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That is impressive.
It sure is ... and very fitting to this thread. A great addition!
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It has been some time since my last post on this thread
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El Sid-fantastic!
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Thank you Andrew for your comment.
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Beautiful color interpretation
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Thanks Paco.
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Diggers through a fence.
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Has that watery look to it. Was like rowing in a dream.
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Has that watery look to it. Was like rowing in a dream.
Superb & spacious Jack
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Has that watery look to it. Was like rowing in a dream.
Dreamy indeed. As Colin says, superb with an excellent open space feeling. Calming and endless.
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What a great shot. Especially the hidden horizon where water and clouds are melted in one...
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Flamingos in the river
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Flamingos in the river
Nice match of the subjects and the processing!
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Thank you Akira for your coment
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A rock on the way, Monachil, Granada
Z6, 50mm 1.8s
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Challenging theme (to me..). An attempt to get an impressionistic view on a simple lake view in the spring.
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Nice ones Paco (sorry i took so long to see your post) and Lars!
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Please, don't be at all. I'm happy you enjoy them. Thanks!
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Nice ones Paco (sorry i took so long to see your post) and Lars!
Many thanks Hans - my contribution is no match for the recent dreamy and imaginative images from Richard, Paco, El Sid and Jack (.. I need to get myself a kayak!) but it's a fun challenge and one gets to learn more about impressionism :)
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F2AS+500mm reflex --> KR64 --> 55mm f3.5 AI+PB-4+Z6 --> Gimp
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F2AS+500mm reflex --> KR64 --> 55mm f3.5 AI+PB-4+Z6 --> Gimp
Quite a few steps to get to post here :), but it fits the bill ;D ;D ;D
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The pavillion
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Quite a few steps to get to post here :), but it fits the bill ;D ;D ;D
Well, fitting the bill is better than footing the bill. Lucky that these are mediocre bills because such a large number of outstanding bills could lead to insolvency ;D ;D ;D
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The end of Autumn. In the style of Frederick McCubbin. Z50 50-250z
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Fresh Berries (?) in February...
D3x 85/1.4G
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Prunus
D850 AF-S 24-70/2.8G
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The end of Autumn. In the style of Frederick McCubbin. Z50 50-250z
Nice scene!
(i missed this one, seems i'm not always getting notified of new posts ... that, or i'm not paying attention :-[ )
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Prunus
D850 AF-S 24-70/2.8G
Nice, dreamy flowers!
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Me too.
Actually I have been to this lake myself - a very nice location. Often heavily populated with rowers and Kayakers, so nice to see anglers in this image.
Nice scene!
(i missed this one, seems i'm not always getting notified of new posts ... that, or i'm not paying attention :-[ )
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Nice scene!
(i missed this one, seems i'm not always getting notified of new posts ... that, or i'm not paying attention :-[ )
Thank you Hans. Two days ago this scene had the anglers removed and some rain added...Winter is coming early!
Me too.
Actually I have been to this lake myself - a very nice location. Often heavily populated with rowers and Kayakers, so nice to see anglers in this image.
Hugh, are you thinking of Wendouree? This is in the same neighborhood, it's Moorabool Reservior where rowing, kayaking and (shhhh!) wading are all verboten! ;D ;D
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Nice, dreamy flowers!
Thanks, Hans.
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Grape Hyacint
Z9 Voigtlander APO Lanthar 90/3.5
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'Pure Gold' - Rainy & foggy central Copenhagen. Source: Copenhagen Liberty Memorial (https://bergholt.net/memorial).
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'Pure Gold' - Rainy & foggy central Copenhagen
Lovely soothing ambience.
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Lovely soothing ambience.
Thank you :)
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'Pure Gold' - Rainy & foggy central Copenhagen
This could have come out of the original Blade Runner film Kasper :)
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Melbourne
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Melbourne
To me, that looks rather like Turner than impressionistic, but really nice anyway!
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To me, that looks rather like Turner than impressionistic, but really nice anyway!
My brush-strokes too small? Too much tonal range? I can fix that... ;D ;D
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My brush-strokes too small? Too much tonal range? I can fix that... ;D ;D
Sorry to say, it looks even more like Tuner to me! ;D ;D ;D
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Formentera´s dirty & rusty port makes for interesting subject nonetheless.
Z6, 24-70 f4
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Formentera´s dirty & rusty port makes for interesting subject nonetheless.
Z6, 24-70 f4
Nice one Paco. Btw, with a little luck Formentera is our holiday destination in June.
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My brush-strokes too small? Too much tonal range? I can fix that... ;D ;D
Awesome result
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My brush-strokes too small? Too much tonal range? I can fix that... ;D ;D
great result, should be printed on canvas
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Nice one Paco. Btw, with a little luck Formentera is our holiday destination in June.
Thank you. It is a very special place with raw nature beauty, you´ll see.
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Sorry to say, it looks even more like Tuner to me! ;D ;D ;D
Sigh...no wonder I was thrown out of art school and had to go into IT. ;D ;D I will try again to capture Charles Conder.
great result, should be printed on canvas
Awesome result
Thank you gentlemen. :)
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Melbourne
Great 'Monet' view ;)
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Great 'Monet' view ;)
:)
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This could have come out of the original Blade Runner film Kasper :)
Very nice words to read on a (for me) rather mediocre Wednesday, thank you for the feedback :)
I also get a bit of William Gibson vibe from it.
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Tree 15 second exposure with mild wind