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Images => Themes, Portfolio Series, PaW, or PaM => Your Weekly Blog => Topic started by: Ian Watson on November 01, 2025, 03:29:59
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Post your "blog" contributions here. No theme (other than what the passage of time creates), no contest implied, a maximum of one picture per day in the actual month for NG Supporters and no more than 8 images per month for NG members. Enjoy!
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Welcome.
Nikon Zf, Nikkor-PC 105mm f/2.5
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Welcome.
Nikon Zf, Nikkor-PC 105mm f/2.5
Looks dangerous.
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Welcome.
Nikon Zf, Nikkor-PC 105mm f/2.5
Very elaborate teeth. :o :o :o
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Scary - I will sleep with my head under the blankets tonight....
Welcome.
Nikon Zf, Nikkor-PC 105mm f/2.5
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Traffic
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Lovely Jürgen
The Mobile Recycle 'street' on the local Saturday market
Zf Angenieux 35-70
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Welcome.
Nikon Zf, Nikkor-PC 105mm f/2.5
A scary laugh Ian :D
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November 1
rainy day
's Hertogenbosch
Zf Z 40mm f/2
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Traffic
Funny picture, did they have a the reason to visit the town or was the sheepdog in the top right loosing control?
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November 1
rainy day
's Hertogenbosch
Zf Z 40mm f/2
Everything fits here: the color, the framing, even the camera shake. Great photo, Fons!
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Funny picture, did they have a the reason to visit the town or was the sheepdog in the top right loosing control?
No, everything was fine. Landscape conservationists on their way to work. The shortest route was along this road, and the colleague in the background had the situation under control at all times. The phrase “Eselsgeduld” certainly applies here.
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Thank you Bent, Akira, Hugh and John.
Blame Credit for the pumpkin goes to my children 8)
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Everything fits here: the color, the framing, even the camera shake. Great photo, Fons!
Thank you Jürgen
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Street portrait, Vughterstraat Den Bosch!
Zf Z 40mm f/2
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Oleander flowers.
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Image shot for the monthly challenge "Architecture" of Nikon Club Nederland. The building is the municipal swimming pool in my hometown.
Z50II + 16-50mm
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54896667423_9253bab30e_h.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2rD2LDV)Z50II_DSC_1178 (https://flic.kr/p/2rD2LDV) by Luc de Schepper (https://www.flickr.com/photos/lucdeschepper/), on Flickr
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Scene shot with the Zf and the Voigtländer Septon 50mm f/2
This lens was was the top of the line lens for the Bessamatic cameras – introduced in 1959 and made until 1967. This lens competed with the best lenses from other German manufacturers like Carl Zeiss and the wave of Japanese imports coming into the market. It was exceptionally well made, utilised the best materials and lens calculations available at the time.
More info https://lenslegend.com/voigtlander-septon-50mm-f2-lens-review/ (https://lenslegend.com/voigtlander-septon-50mm-f2-lens-review/)
There is also a topic on NikonGear: https://nikongear.net/revival/index.php?topic=9344.15 (https://nikongear.net/revival/index.php?topic=9344.15)
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today in Bolnuevo,
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yesterday I took a long walk by the river
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Frank, is a tea-coloured filter stuck on your lens :)
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With horses, country side, Geffen
Zf Z 40mm f/2
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Autumnal patterns.
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Frank, is a tea-coloured filter stuck on your lens :)
It is a new thing called "post processing"
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I'm never too old to learn new stuff ...
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I'm never too old to learn new stuff ...
love you
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Charming
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2 seconds
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Horensia
Zf 15/4.5 Voigtlander Heliar Wide (Leica version)
PS increased vignetting to get focus on the subject
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No, everything was fine. Landscape conservationists on their way to work. The shortest route was along this road, and the colleague in the background had the situation under control at all times. The phrase “Eselsgeduld” certainly applies here.
Oh, funny. The "sheepdog" had support from two comrades. And "Eselsgeduld" was needed from the cars following the treck (they had lined up more than 1 kilometer behind)
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Oh, funny. The "sheepdog" had support from two comrades. And "Eselsgeduld" was needed from the cars following the treck (they had lined up more than 1 kilometer behind)
Werner, Werner: Where are you now, where are you now?
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November 4
Figtree
Zf TTArtisan 90mm f/1.25
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Do you like my friend and computer savior in color or black and white?
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I prefer the black and white portrait,
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Do you like my friend and computer savior in color or black and white?
Excellent portrait, color or B&W.
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Excellent portrait, color or B&W.
Thank you!
The 1.0/50mm Voigtländer is a very cool portrait lens at f/1.0
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November sunshine is rare in this area, so you should enjoy every minute of it.
Nikon Zf, Nikkor 135mm f/2 AIS
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... and here there is too much sunshine
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... and here there is too much sunshine
wonderful photo Armando. I looked at it for minutes.
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wonderful photo Armando. I looked at it for minutes.
Glad you like it Jürgen
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wonderful photo Armando. I looked at it for minutes.
+1, its amazing, want to go there immediately
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+2 Armando, the choices you made brings energy and interest to a normal scene
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I went to visit the city of "Hervás" for the first time this weekend. Beautiful little town.
Z9, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
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+2 Armando, the choices you made brings energy and interest to a normal scene
that is so true
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I went to visit the city of "Hervás" for the first time this weekend. Beautiful little town.
Z9, 24-70mm 2.i vr
great texture and light work
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Do you like my friend and computer savior in color or black and white?
Great 'environmental' portrait, Frank. I prefer the colour one.
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City camping closed down
Pretty happy with the first version of the Voigtländer 15/4.5 in LTM (m39) mouth due to it's size, central sharpness and resolution. Works also great on the Nikon Zf
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Barber shop
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Thank you Frank
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Barber shop
Beautiful shop
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I went to visit the city of "Hervás" for the first time this weekend. Beautiful little town.
Z9, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
Nice timing, and great contrast
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Do you like my friend and computer savior in color or black and white?
Color
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+1, its amazing, want to go there immediately
+2 Armando, the choices you made brings energy and interest to a normal scene
that is so true
It had a been a while since I went out searching for images, my intention was to use slow shutter speeds, this was a lucky shot I saw the woman under the harsh sun protected by the umbrella crossing the little plaza and I wanted the shot, but I have not setup the exposure and she was walking fast, just pointed and panned a bit.
Thanks for the comments
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Werner, Werner: Where are you now, where are you now?
Bicycling, looking for puffballs, they are big this season ;-)
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Bicycling, looking for puffballs, they are big this season ;-)
haha great, Werner :D
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Do you like my friend and computer savior in color or black and white?
Definitely black and white. Great portrait!
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Six o'clock in the morning at Schipol Airport and the Heineken bar is open. Very civilised.
Nikon Zf, 35mm f/1.8S
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Nice, Welcome in the Netherlands, Ian ;)
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Great 'environmental' portrait, Frank. I prefer the colour one.
thank you, John. I do a lot of work for the upcoming artist group's portrait exhibition in April
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Definitely black and white. Great portrait!
Thank you, Ian!
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Color
thank you, Armando
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pls delete
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End of the season at Lake Constance
Nikon Zf, Voigtlander 15mm f/4.5 Super Wide-Heliar
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Thank you Armado!
Here, another example of stark contrast autumn light in Hervás.
Z9, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
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Beautiful shop
Thank you Armando
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passengers
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passengers
Gritty with a sense of intimacy. Works for me!
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Tree
Zf 50/1.2 AIS
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Gritty with a sense of intimacy. Works for me!
Paco thank you
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Cloudy moon.
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Gritty with a sense of intimacy. Works for me!
Yes, mysteriously dark.
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Nice, Welcome in the Netherlands, Ian ;)
Thanks, John. It was only for a few hours before continuing to Manchester. KLM is a favourite airline.
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Later afternoon sun, and autumn colors.
Z50ii ISO 100 1/30sec, Nikkor Z DX 12-28 @13.5mm f6.3
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Afternoon sun breaks through near BarCode in Oslo.
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Afternoon sun breaks through near BarCode in Oslo.
I know this place
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I know this place
Finally some drama in this quiet place ;)
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Finally some drama in this quiet place ;)
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Monochrome, 21
Z9, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
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Finally some drama in this quiet place ;)
I took lots of pictures there when I visited Birna in the summer
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What remains
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What remains
crazy colors!
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November 7
Birch tree
3 images vertical stitch
D3s afs 200mm f/2 vr
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Bolnuevo, Yesterday,
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Soft...
Zf 24-70/2.8S
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Interesting, soothing, painterly frame John. First impression was strong even on a phone screen.
Thanks for sharing it!
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Soft...
Zf 24-70/2.8S
Mellow, and lovely.
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While in England I had the opportunity to take a tour of the highest whisky distillery in the UK. Yes, it is in England, in the Peak District. It is a small operation but the talk about the history of both whisky and the distillery was interesting. There were samples included :) This photograph was taken in the cellar. The discolouration on the back wall is from whisky fungus (Baudoinia compniacensis). It thrives in the ethanol that escapes from the barrels as the whisky ages, known as the angels' share, and can be found everywhere that whisky is aging. It is perfectly harmless to humans and so distilleries generally don't bother removing it.
Nikon Zf, 35mm f/1.8S
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John
Ricoh GRIII
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54908222624_e6cc8d7834_h.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2rE3ZBw)GRIII_R0002460 (https://flic.kr/p/2rE3ZBw) by Luc de Schepper (https://www.flickr.com/photos/lucdeschepper/), on Flickr
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While finding the photograph of the jellyfish in Ripley's Aquarium, I also found the reason for our visit. My then very young son had been fascinated by fish in a tank. He was enchanted by the aquarium!
Nikon D3, AF 50mm f/1.4D
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John
Ricoh GRIII
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54908222624_e6cc8d7834_h.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2rE3ZBw)GRIII_R0002460 (https://flic.kr/p/2rE3ZBw) by Luc de Schepper (https://www.flickr.com/photos/lucdeschepper/), on Flickr
Remarkable, streetartist
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While finding the photograph of the jellyfish in Ripley's Aquarium, I also found the reason for our visit. My then very young son had been fascinated by fish in a tank. He was enchanted by the aquarium!
Nikon D3, AF 50mm f/1.4D
Nice!
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Thank you for the kind words Akira, Thomas and Fons.
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Mellow, and lovely.
Thanks Paco and Fons
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November 8
girls at the museum
zf voigtländer 40mm f/1.2
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Green
Zf Nikkor 28/2 AIS
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Bindweed hawk-moth caterpillar defecating.
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Bindweed hawk-moth caterpillar defecating.
That's a special find. Beautiful.
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Nikon D3, AF 50mm f/1.4D
What a great shot, Ian. Lovely colours, framing and expression.
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Remarkable, streetartist
Nah, just a man who likes to dress as a woman.
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I also found the reason for our visit. My then very young son had been fascinated by fish in a tank. He was enchanted by the aquarium!
Such a beautiful photograph! One small boy who would get into that tank and swim with the fish if he could.
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Lille, Jardin des Géants.
Zfc, Nikkor Z 16-50/2.8 @ 50mm and f/5. No tweaks except the vertical flipping.
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A choice
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Thank you, John and Ann. My son's love of nature was apparent even then.
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It might be my fault. I had my winter tyres installed on Friday.
Nikon Zf, 35mm f/2 AI.
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Lille, Jardin des Géants.
Zfc, Nikkor Z 16-50/2.8 @ 50mm and f/5. No tweaks except the vertical flipping.
This is beautiful perspective. Airy. Love it.
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Lille, Jardin des Géants.
Zfc, Nikkor Z 16-50/2.8 @ 50mm and f/5. No tweaks except the vertical flipping.
I like it a lot, excellent picture
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(https://bergholt.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/archive-fever-montage.jpg)
Archive fever (https://bergholt.net/archive) - Nikon Coolpix P50 & Nikon D1X.
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Welcome to "Planeta Caleta".
Nikon D3s, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
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Welcome to "Planeta Caleta".
Nikon D3s, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
Beautiful frame-in-frame image! Ole!
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After sunset
Zf Nikkor 45/2.8 P
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That's a special find. Beautiful.
Thanks John, I'm glad you like it, it's a very large caterpillar, over 11cm long, which I found in the orchard of Murcia.
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praying mantis, today in the orchards of Murcia,
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Thank you Akira
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over the sea of clouds
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The other day I saw an academic photographer who denied being one; his work clearly was, but he wouldn't accept it and pretended not to notice.
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Coffee drinking man
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Mastering the "gritty" style better by the day :)
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Mastering the "gritty" style better by the day :)
Thanks, i mostly always work in photoshop multi layers and change individual colours.
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Today, I was taking pictures of that mantis and it climbed onto my hand.
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Today, I was taking pictures of that mantis and it climbed onto my hand.
New friend!
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over the sea of clouds
Beats Caspar David Friedrich :)
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Coffee drinking man
Wonderful picture in picture
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Lest we forget.
Nikon Zf, 24-70/4S
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Wonderful picture in picture
Thank you Armando.
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blue
zf voigtländer 40 /1.2
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Beats Caspar David Friedrich :)
felt like him
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blue
zf voigtländer 40 /1.2
Very nice abstraction. Are they porcelain bowls?
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Very nice abstraction. Are they porcelain bowls?
I shot the image at an exhibition, they look they may be porcelain but i am not sure i didnt check the make. Thank you Akira.
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I shot this image at an exhibition because I loved the outfit and the context. Because I do not have the permission to publish the face of a stranger, I asked the AI "Gemini Nano Banana" to exchange the face and leave the rest.
Here is the hybrid result.
Now the problem I see is: Do I have the right to publish a photo online with a prominent painting in the backgroud?
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New lunchbar
Zf 45P
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I shot this image at an exhibition because I loved the outfit and the context. Because I do not have the permission to publish the face of a stranger, I asked the AI "Gemini Nano Banana" to exchange the face and leave the rest.
Here is the hybrid result.
Now the problem I see is: Do I have the right to publish a photo online with a prominent painting in the backgroud?
The girl looks AI generated ;)
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to exchange the face
A little bit lifeless and pale, like ai
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Vibrations
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November 12
'old magic'
Z7_2 Viltrox 16mm f/1.8 @f/22
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The girl looks AI generated ;)
she is
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A little bit lifeless and pale, like ai
the original was lifelesser and paler
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A little bit lifeless and pale, like ai
and more important: soul-less, like all ai pictures. Every human face is unique but not with ai, only my opinion
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November 12
'old magic'
Z7_2 Viltrox 16mm f/1.8 @f/22
reading the title, I expected a selfie :)
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the original was lifelesser and paler
:)
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:)
;D "Old Magic' refers to a preset within the DxO phololab suite, thanks for you comment Thomas.
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the original was lifelesser and paler
Oh My, she is supposed to be lifeless and artificial.
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and more important: soul-less, like all ai pictures. Every human face is unique but not with ai, only my opinion
I guess my prompting is not the best yet
another prompt another chance?
If I had not said AI would you have thought AI?
It is still 90% my photo
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today: sun on the court
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Night fisherman.
There is quite a lot of rod-fishing aficionado here in Cádiz. Put that together with night life and THAT bridge and you are in the local´s mood.
D3S -always delivers-, 24-70mm 2.8 vr. Excellent combination by the way
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November 13
scooter
Zf z28mm f/2.8
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autumnal colors
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Decorative
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New lunchbar
Zf 45P
Wonderful contrast of the woman in sunlight vs the dark window
Waiting harvest
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Lots of rework for this slide from 1962 The Koningsstraat in Tilburg
(completely greened/violetted and overexposed)
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Night fisherman.
There is quite a lot of rod-fishing aficionado here in Cádiz. Put that together with night life and THAT bridge and you are in the local´s mood.
D3S -always delivers-, 24-70mm 2.8 vr. Excellent combination by the way
Lines are great Paco. That lens also works great on the D5
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Wonderful contrast of the woman in sunlight vs the dark window
Waiting harvest
Thanks Armando. !
Like this harvest detail you made.
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Lines are great Paco. That lens also works great on the D5
Thank you John.
I completely agree about that lens and the D5, very good pair too.
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Waiting harvest
And ready for picking?
:)
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And ready for picking?
:)
yes ;)
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Lots of rework for this slide from 1962 The Koningsstraat in Tilburg
(completely greened/violetted and overexposed)
Love this shot, John. Show us more from your archive please
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Lots of rework for this slide from 1962 The Koningsstraat in Tilburg
Thank you for making the effort! Such glimpses into the past are fascinating. Is that an early '50s Chevrolet on the right? I would not have expected it there.
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We're slowly heading towards 'winter', whatsoever that season might manifest itself in our twisted era. I'm on a northbound trip this and next week, so donned my Finnish winter boots and layered winter clothing for the first time this morning. It paid off :)
While I waited for the airport train, I spied "frost roses" developing on some large glass panels nearby. Their pattern was unusual. and really stood out in the chilly morning breeze. Sun still under the horizon making strange colours as well.
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We're slowly heading towards 'winter', whatsoever that season might manifest itself in our twisted era. I'm on a northbound trip this and next week, so donned my Finnish winter boots and layered winter clothing for the first time this morning. It paid off :)
While I waited for the airport train, I spied "frost roses" developing on some large glass panels nearby. Their pattern was unusual. and really stood out in the chilly morning breeze. Sun still under the horizon making strange colours as well.
Lovely photo. Reminds me why photography is so joyful.
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We're slowly heading towards 'winter', whatsoever that season might manifest itself in our twisted era. I'm on a northbound trip this and next week, so donned my Finnish winter boots and layered winter clothing for the first time this morning. It paid off :)
While I waited for the airport train, I spied "frost roses" developing on some large glass panels nearby. Their pattern was unusual. and really stood out in the chilly morning breeze. Sun still under the horizon making strange colours as well.
Nice photo, I can almost see the slow movement from the thawing.
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The opposite -- freezing :) In fact, the crystals were growing while I shoot the images.
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Successfully unclogging a 19 year old Epson PRO 3800 that sat idle for several years.
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Stairs
Zf AFS 85/1.4G
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November14
Edeka, Kleve
Z fc z16-50mm f/3.5-6.3
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Love this shot, John. Show us more from your archive please
Thanks Anirban. This not my personal archive, but the council town archive where I repair older work.
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I was invited to an exhibition and today delivered two pictures as a diptychon
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This morning, with an old lens, D200
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Natural light, natural smile.
This is pretty much straight out of the D3S. I tried to work the colours but only to go back to the camara's original "standard" setting again. Only post processing being s few degrees rotation and a little crop.
D3S, 24-70 2.8 vr
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The arrival of another season is inevitable. Just the first small signs visible yet, but colder weather and more snow should be expected according to the forecast. Oh well.
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Rainy day
Zf 85/1.4G
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Can you guess what came next?
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Successfully unclogging a 19 year old Epson PRO 3800 that sat idle for several years.
Well done, Bruno, that looks like a lot of work and a lot of cleaning fluid.
I just dug out my old R3000 and converted it into a pure black-and-white printer with a set of black inks. Everything worked fine for a short time, but now it's starting to smear black blobs all over the paper.
Sometimes I think I have bad karma when it comes to printers—but maybe I'll give it another try with a new printer, we'll see.
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Well done, Bruno, that looks like a lot of work and a lot of cleaning fluid.
I just dug out my old R3000 and converted it into a pure black-and-white printer with a set of black inks. Everything worked fine for a short time, but now it's starting to smear black blobs all over the paper.
Sometimes I think I have bad karma when it comes to printers—but maybe I'll give it another try with a new printer, we'll see.
That photo is very interesting; the black stains also look like something from contemporary art, like Marcel Duchamp's.
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November 15
wine leaves
Z7_2 voigtländer 65mm f/2
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Can you guess what came next?
No :)
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That photo is very interesting; the black stains also look like something from contemporary art, like Marcel Duchamp's.
Maybe so. But I still prefer the art that I have created myself. :) :)
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Natural light, natural smile.
This is pretty much straight out of the D3S. I tried to work the colours but only to go back to the camara's original "standard" setting again. Only post processing being s few degrees rotation and a little crop.
D3S, 24-70 2.8 vr
I was scrolling up from the bottom, I knew this was yours before seeing the user name , beautiful portrait
Rainy day
Zf 85/1.4G
Very nice scene
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Thank you Jürgen, it’s mostly patience and home made cleaning fluid (distilled water and lauryl sulfate).
These black dots are strange. It looks like ink is accumulating somewhere on the head and drops when large enough. How does the nozzle print test looks like?
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Can you guess what happened next
No :)
I've replaced the previous animated GIF as it was probably irritating when scrolling through.
Also, it turned out less effective than I originally hoped.
Your next challenge: what was he trying to get his "assistants" to help him do here?
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Rainy day
Once again, an ordinary scene rendered extraordinarily.
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My version of a rainy day.
Nikon Zf, 35mm f/1.8S
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I just dug out my old R3000 and converted it into a pure black-and-white printer with a set of black inks. Everything worked fine for a short time, but now it's starting to smear black blobs all over the paper.
This issue may be the famous 'Epson ink switching valve failure'. Search it to see photos of the ink blobs are similar to yours. For most users, this spells the end for the printer.
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The arrival of another season is inevitable. Just the first small signs visible yet, but colder weather and more snow should be expected according to the forecast. Oh well.
Looks cold but clear. Nice color. Did you adjust/change the color hues of the artificial lighting for the photo image?
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Looks cold but clear. Nice color. Did you adjust/change the color hues of the artificial lighting for the photo image?
Not really. The street lights had a touch of magenta not green to them. Probably some newfangled LED lighting.
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Sleet, rain, snow, darkness, speed. All rolled into a single image.
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November 16
nasturtium flower picked yesterday must be one of the last when frosty nights are due
Z7_2 - Z 105mm f/2.8S
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Sleet, rain, snow, darkness, speed. All rolled into a single image.
don't drink and drive. You might spill your drink.
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The arrival of another season is inevitable. Just the first small signs visible yet, but colder weather and more snow should be expected according to the forecast. Oh well.
lively darkish poetry
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November 16
nasturtium flower picked yesterday must be one of the last when frosty nights are due
Z7_2 - Z 105mm f/2.8S
Lovely soft expressive light.
We must be a similar latitude Fons, and it's amazing to see so much still growing so well.
A neighbour has a big bed of Nasturtiam plants growing very vigorously.
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Can you guess what happened next
I could see he was building up to this so switched my D500 to "CH" shutter
Shooting video would have been a lot smoother than an animated GIF......
(either way I've probably contravened an NG rule, but at least it wasn't taken on my phone for a change :P )
love the technology he places the toothbrushes where they belong
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love the technology he places the toothbrushes where they belong
Thanks Frank.
He was a skilled performer, making the difficult seem easy
Yet he milked the audience for laughs & drama by apparently missing every attempt, till he got to the last of his (several) handfuls of toothbrushes :)
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This issue may be the famous 'Epson ink switching valve failure'. Search it to see photos of the ink blobs are similar to yours. For most users, this spells the end for the printer.
Seems so. Had this issue since years when printing PhotoBlack, so I used MatteBlack solely. Did some test prints this morning: no blobs! keeping my fingers crossed.
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Thanks Armando and Ian
It's getting colder...
Zf 135/2 DC
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fight
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November 16
nasturtium flower picked yesterday must be one of the last when frosty nights are due
Z7_2 - Z 105mm f/2.8S
Lovely colors. Very soothing composition!
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Tidal Marsh, Mandø
(https://bergholt.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/marks2.jpg)
Nikon Coolpix P50
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Lovely soft expressive light.
We must be a similar latitude Fons, and it's amazing to see so much still growing so well.
A neighbour has a big bed of Nasturtiam plants growing very vigorously.
Thank you Colin! Where i live is a tad more north! The nasturtia were late in flower this year, we use the flowers to make up the salads!
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Lovely colors. Very soothing composition!
Thank you Anirban!
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Tidal Marsh, Mandø
(https://bergholt.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/marks2.jpg)
Like from an old movie, the low contrast is charming!
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fight
Miaow!
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I've taken more images with my DSLR this week than (probably) in the last year or so.
Having been asked to volunteer and help taking photos at a theatre festival for people with learning disabilities, I've had a great time.
The stage lighting was a challenge, but I'm really pleased with this one
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I've taken more images with my DSLR this week than (probably) in the last year or so.
Having been asked to volunteer and help taking photos at a theatre festival for people with learning disabilities, I've had a great time.
The stage lighting was a challenge, but I'm really pleased with this one
superb scene and colorscape
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I've taken more images with my DSLR this week than (probably) in the last year or so.
Having been asked to volunteer and help taking photos at a theatre festival for people with learning disabilities, I've had a great time.
The stage lighting was a challenge, but I'm really pleased with this one
Good work. Emotional. Exposure is spot on, not an easy task on stage lighting, specially with white costumes
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Shadows taken from my balcony.
The 50mm 1.8s was broken but now is back!
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Paco, a foreboding presence. Lock your doors!
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we started sorting through and scanning my deceased father's slides. He was quite some photographer especially when it came to composing technical equipment shots ...
Scanned with the d850 + 2.8/60G Micro + slide scanning contraption ES-2
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we started sorting through and scanning my deceased father's slides. He was quite some photographer especially when it came to composing technical equipment shots ...
Scanned with the d850 + 2.8/60G Micro + slide scanning contraption ES-2
Very impressive image, the gigantic size of the excabator looks really real!
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Weather forecast confirmed. Snow, yet still in modest amount. Early morning so the snow is visibly blue-tinged.
Viltrox 75mm f/1.2 on the Z9. I find this combination particularly enjoyable.
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Very impressive image, the gigantic size of the excabator looks really real!
+1 There is also a "steam-punk" style flavor there, retro futuristic. Love the composition too.
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Paco, a foreboding presence. Lock your doors!
:)
I saw recently the movie "Nosferatu", wonderful photography in the film, and I have been influenced
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Meet J.
We have been friends for a very long time. He has been working on or by the sea for over two decades so this may count as 'environmental portrait'
Z6, 50mm 1.8s
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Very impressive image, the gigantic size of the excabator looks really real!
These things are REALLY REAL and thanks to the German Greens effort to kill the climate friendly nuclear energy since the 1980ies the lignite fires in our Country will not go out so fast ...
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+1 There is also a "steam-punk" style flavor there, retro futuristic. Love the composition too.
The "red pipes" are electricity cables, glad you asked...
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I've taken more images with my DSLR this week than (probably) in the last year or so.
Having been asked to volunteer and help taking photos at a theatre festival for people with learning disabilities, I've had a great time.
The stage lighting was a challenge, but I'm really pleased with this one
Excellent image and rendering, ''dslr outputs look less pixelated?''.
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November 17
Hydrangeas
Z7_2 Z105mm f/2.8S
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These things are REALLY REAL and thanks to the German Greens effort to kill the climate friendly nuclear energy since the 1980ies the lignite fires in our Country will not go out so fast ...
???
Windturbines, and solarpanels R distroying the natural environment! Considering less energy intensive techniques (zum Beispiel).
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???
Windturbines, and solarpanels R distroying the natural environment! Considering less energy intensive techniques (zum Beispiel).
AI and EV and 10 Billion People will see us into a more energy intensive world.
Only for the agricultural sector I see a better efficiency looming given that the old style monoculture + chemistry + mechanics does not work so well anymore, especially not for smaller farming operations.
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Weather forecast confirmed. Snow, yet still in modest amount. Early morning so the snow is visibly blue-tinged.
Viltrox 75mm f/1.2 on the Z9. I find this combination particularly enjoyable.
Snow and red background, also so fun and enjoyable combination. Although snow nowhere to be seen in Minnesota yet.
Lovely shot. Makes me reach for hot cocoa.
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we started sorting through and scanning my deceased father's slides. He was quite some photographer especially when it came to composing technical equipment shots ...
Scanned with the d850 + 2.8/60G Micro + slide scanning contraption ES-2
Frank, it seems, that photo shows one of the smaller giants on its way from one open mining pit to another pit.
And yes, lignite makes a lot of smoke, but mostly, what is coming out of the chimneys is water.
A picture from 2008 (with a lot of filters used at that time ;) ) showing one in its working surroundings.
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Thank you Frank, Paco & Fons
Excellent image and rendering, ''dslr outputs look less pixelated?''.
Less than a Camera phone Fons? That and much more :)
Exposure is spot on, not an easy task on stage lighting, specially with white costumes
This is one of the topics I am interested in, in the "Events" theme i mentioned.
I still (reluctantly) use Capture NX to PP. I'd happily move to another tool, but I have got very used to the old Nik Colour Control tool they still include to do local changes. That's how I made the highlights fit in with the rest.
In turn, I too love your dad's "maybe steampunk" image Frank and Paco's shadowy character
Plus your seaside portrait is both sensitive and rich in character
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Frank, it seems, that photo shows one of the smaller giants on its way from one open mining pit to another pit.
And yes, lignite makes a lot of smoke, but mostly, what is coming out of the chimneys is water.
A picture from 2008 (with a lot of filters used at that time ;) ) showing one in its working surroundings.
Supershot, long lens compression
The one my father shot is one of the biggest. I got a scale shot to scan with a big fire truck that looks like a micro toy
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Photo taken with a D200 and a vintage Nikon lens
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Frank, it seems, that photo shows one of the smaller giants on its way from one open mining pit to another pit.
And yes, lignite makes a lot of smoke, but mostly, what is coming out of the chimneys is water.
A picture from 2008 (with a lot of filters used at that time ;) ) showing one in its working surroundings.
i like it too.
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Frank, it seems, that photo shows one of the smaller giants on its way from one open mining pit to another pit.
And yes, lignite makes a lot of smoke, but mostly, what is coming out of the chimneys is water.
A picture from 2008 (with a lot of filters used at that time ;) ) showing one in its working surroundings.
I really like that industrial landscape; I think the winter vegetation and the stark lighting increase the desolate, oppressive, and transformative effect of human action.
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Thank you Colin.
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An apple a day keeps the doctor away
With a little help by my Z9 and the Viltrox 75mm f/1.2 :D
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An apple a day keeps the doctor away
With a little help by my Z9 and the Viltrox 75mm f/1.2 :D
I see two apples and four berries, your doctor is going bankrupt.
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November 18
wint'ry precipitation like hail
Zf Z 105mm f/2.8 vr S
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November 18
wint'ry precipitation like hail
Zf Z 105mm f/2.8 vr S
Very beautiful scene and colors!
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Election Day
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Very beautiful scene and colors!
Thank you Frank!
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will our grand children know what that is when we show them this picture?
nice example for getting rid of humans in pictures using nano banana
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Morbid
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Blue hour
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A medley of lights.
Nikon Zf, 35mm f/1.8S
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will our grand children know what that is when we show them this picture?
nice example for getting rid of humans in pictures using nano banana
Nice? What happened to the text on the posters?
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Time of the year
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Birches
Zf 135/2 DC
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Yesterday, we had dinner at the local university (NTNU/Trondheim). The restaurant tables displayed cute folders informing about the requirements for consensual sex. Done the academic way of course, with Yes/No check boxes to tick :) Student life is well taken care of, apparently.
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Nice? What happened to the text on the posters?
Someone used an Edding marker to change them
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Yesterday, we had dinner at the local university (NTNU/Trondheim). The restaurant tables displayed cute folders informing about the requirements for consensual sex. Done the academic way of course, with Yes/No check boxes to tick :) Student life is well taken care of, apparently.
No Sex without a lawyer or you might end enjailed in the Equadorian embassy in London for years ... sad world
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AXC textured.
I guess they did it with the cement still fresh
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November 19
Sheperd and flock, Berg en Dal.
D3s 24-70mm f/2.8G
Fuji provia emulation
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will our grand children know what that is when we show them this picture?
I'm not sure when i last saw a public payphone in the UK
Most of the original "red type" ones here have either been removed or contain
- defib units, or
- a collection of books (many public libraries here now closed too)
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Birches
Zf 135/2 DC
Lovely birches & winter light John
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colored trunk
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Night fisherman.
There is quite a lot of rod-fishing aficionado here in Cádiz. Put that together with night life and THAT bridge and you are in the local´s mood.
D3S -always delivers-, 24-70mm 2.8 vr. Excellent combination by the way
Nice one - lines, mood, light :)
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found another one, although not 100% functionsl
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Traces of winter are visible.
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Traces of winter are visible.
Very beautiful simple design
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Reflections
D3s 24-70mm f/2.8
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Traces of winter are visible.
Traces?! We do live in different worlds :)
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Reflections
D3s 24-70mm f/2.8
You got out very good use of the D3S colours. The reflections create a 3D puzzle very much to my liking too.
Thanks for sharing it!
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Meet A. in her balcony.
Z50Ii, 50mm 1.8S
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Meet A. in her balcony.
Z50Ii, 50mm 1.8S
You got out very good use of the D3S colours. The reflections create a 3D puzzle very much to my liking too.
Thanks for sharing it!
Thank you Paco
Dslr's need not to be forgotten, room for new iterations!
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Traces of winter are visible.
No bikes ;)
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works
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Some color for the rabbitless empty nest. The table below has seen three generations of homework.
Zf, Voigt 50/1.0 wide open, artificial light.
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(https://bergholt.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/export1000-scaled.jpg)
Nikon Coolpix P50
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Abstract
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Nikon Coolpix P50
Confusing geometry
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The M42- Z Shoten adapter and the Zf with the Asahi Super-Takumar 55/1.8
D5 85/1.4G
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Lovely birches & winter light John
Thanks Colin
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Flower shop in mall
Zf Nikkor AI 20/4
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Crab spider,
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Zebras on a cold morning
Z50II + 24-200mm
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54937040277_5d28622b73_h.jpg?s=eyJpIjo1NDkzNzA0MDI3NywiZSI6MTc2Mzc2NDE3NiwicyI6IjBlOTc4YTQ5NzBkZDBkN2FjYWFlNWMwZThjMDY5YTcxNGE2ZDE3OGUiLCJ2IjoxfQ) (https://flic.kr/p/2rGAG6B)Z50II_DSC_1372 (https://flic.kr/p/2rGAG6B) by Luc de Schepper (https://www.flickr.com/photos/lucdeschepper/), on Flickr
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works
Very intriguingly interesting picture, Arturo.
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Very intriguingly interesting picture, Arturo.
Thanks Bruno, it's a very small spider that lives among the flowers and when it sees you it hides under a petal, it tries to go unnoticed, but if it feels threatened, sometimes it defends its territory, and it will stand up to even a giant with a camera.
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passing by
Z fc Viltrox 23mm f/1.4
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Zebras on a cold morning
Z50II + 24-200mm
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54937040277_5d28622b73_h.jpg?s=eyJpIjo1NDkzNzA0MDI3NywiZSI6MTc2Mzc2NDE3NiwicyI6IjBlOTc4YTQ5NzBkZDBkN2FjYWFlNWMwZThjMDY5YTcxNGE2ZDE3OGUiLCJ2IjoxfQ) (https://flic.kr/p/2rGAG6B)Z50II_DSC_1372 (https://flic.kr/p/2rGAG6B) by Luc de Schepper (https://www.flickr.com/photos/lucdeschepper/), on Flickr
Excellent contrasts Luc!
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Thanks Fons. This genre is way out of my comfort zone but nice for a change.
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Zebras on a cold morning
this is a beautiful picture, the monochrome look amplifies the calm scene
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The horror season has returned.
Captured by Viltrox 9mm f/2.8 on my black Z fc
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The horror season has returned.
Captured by Viltrox 9mm f/2.8 on my black Z fc
Jul? 12 days of silence nature at a standstill!
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Tokyo station.
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Tokyo station.
Lovely shot, Akira. Modern skyscrapers behind 100+ years old station. Quite the contrast. Very crisp.
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winding road
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A nice pattern made by a leaf miner. The mine has little frass (=faeces) which, together with knowledge of the host plant, might allow identification of the mining insect.
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this is a beautiful picture, the monochrome look amplifies the calm scene
Thanks a lot Thomas.
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"Discover Norway by Train" ???
My fellow train traveller kept this posture for the entire 2 hours ride :)
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Lovely shot, Akira. Modern skyscrapers behind 100+ years old station. Quite the contrast. Very crisp.
Thank you, Anirban. Your comment helped me confirm why I was attracted to the scene.
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A nice pattern made by a leaf miner. The mine has little frass (=faeces) which, together with knowledge of the host plant, might allow identification of the mining insect.
This is another winding path on an orange leaf; they're quite curious, actually. I see them while taking macro photos. The sand you see on the leaf is Saharan sand; the southerly winds of the last few days have carried sand from the African desert to Murcia.
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Inverted dive
x-t3 200mm f/4.8 1/3200s iso 160
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"Photographer in action, show us your selfie"
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Skating in the winter on the Heuvel in Tilburg
Zf 55/1.8 Super-Takumar
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The other day I photographed a young lady on her way to the beach
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window shopping
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Asturia in April 2025
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The crane and the bridge.
Sounds a little bit like a classic kung-fu movie ;D
Z50II, 105mm 2.5 (with CPU)
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Holiday arts and crafts market
D850, 24-70mm 2.8
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54941463742_df04172251_h.jpg?s=eyJpIjo1NDk0MTQ2Mzc0MiwiZSI6MTc2Mzk5ODk2MiwicyI6IjlmNWQ5MmJiNmE3MjM0ZmY2ZGFlMzU3MzNkODQ0Y2UyNjgzY2YzMTQiLCJ2IjoxfQ)
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The crane and the bridge.
Sounds a little bit like a classic kung-fu movie ;D
Z50II, 105mm 2.5 (with CPU)
A Kung-Fu- Movie in Hamburg? What are you doing at the Köhlbrandbrücke?
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Fire in the sky
x-t3 135mm f/5 -1EV
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A Kung-Fu- Movie in Hamburg? What are you doing at the Köhlbrandbrücke?
Than should be Cádiz and a many-times-seen here bridge, the centennial bridge. Does it look like Hamburg?
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Bolnuevo
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Fire in the sky
x-t3 135mm f/5 -1EV
Beautiful and graceful Armando
I've been looking at various people's attempts at "intentional camera movement" images...and remaining unconvinced.
By contrast, the sky in your image feels like it's in motion, but anchored by the clear foreground
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Than should be Cádiz and a many-times-seen here bridge, the centennial bridge. Does it look like Hamburg?
https://www.denkmalschutz.de/pressemeldung/50-jahre-koehlbrandbruecke-in-hamburg.html
picture copyright: Deutsche Stiftung Denkmalschutz
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A nice pattern made by a leaf miner. The mine has little frass (=faeces) which, together with knowledge of the host plant, might allow identification of the mining insect.
The image Arturo posted came to mind when I decided to try making tea from the one leaf I've harvested from my UK grown tea plants:
(one leaf was definitely not enough to get any taste at all!)
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November 25
Schlumbergera
Z7_2 Z105mm f/2.8S
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Trying DXO on a tablet. Results may be surprising.
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The end of the market...
Zf 55/1.8 Super-Takumar
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Thank you Colin , glad you liked it
Another image
Busy day
x-t3 18-55 zoom 23mm f/13
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The end of the market...
Zf 55/1.8 Super-Takumar
Really like it when the electric light is balanced with ambient light
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Memories. Last year in Tarifa...
.... I am so desperately in need for sunlight!!!
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Lichens
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Nature's expressions can be quite poetic. Snow writing belongs there.
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https://www.denkmalschutz.de/pressemeldung/50-jahre-koehlbrandbruecke-in-hamburg.html
picture copyright: Deutsche Stiftung Denkmalschutz
They can be twins
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Nature's expressions can be quite poetic. Snow writing belongs there.
Only Birna...
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Graphic city lines.
Z50II, 105mm 2.5 ai -with cpu-
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November 26
leaves
Zf Voigtländer 40mm f/1.2
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They can be twins
The Köhlbrand ist roughly 50 years older
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Friends of my son came to dinner
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Friends of ny son came to dinner
Beautiful portrait, Frank. Very creative!
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Really like it when the electric light is balanced with ambient light
Thanks Armando
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Beautiful portrait, Frank. Very creative!
THX
I think Smartphones as a source of lighting are still undervalued
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Tanacetum vulgare
bitter buttons
Zf Voigtländer 40mm f/1.2
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Meet C.
He is one the new additions to the teaching stuff.
Z50II, 105mm 2.5 ai -with CPU- @ f2.5
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Nature's expressions can be quite poetic. Snow writing belongs there.
Quintessential Birna!
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Had an amazing time in Japan. A WONDERFUL place to visit.
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Setting up a Ferris wheel November 27, 's Hertogenbosch
Z fc Z 28mm f/2.8
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A second
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Had an amazing time in Japan. A WONDERFUL place to visit.
great glow in the edit!
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Inspiring gritty November weather - Z5 II /Z 40mm.
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sprinkler (Berlin, Botanical Garden, October 2025)
Zf Nikkon Ai-S 1.4/35mm @f/1.4
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Inspiring gritty November weather - Z5 II /Z 40mm.
You love Crewdson? https://gagosian.com/artists/gregory-crewdson/
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My wife's Christmas decorations for 2025
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Inspiring gritty November weather - Z5 II /Z 40mm.
Great shot, Øivind, light, composition and timing.
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My wife's Christmas decorations for 2025
Funny!
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cactus
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yesterday in Bolnuevo
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My wife's Christmas decorations for 2025
I like it; the decor is natural, fun, and clever. I like the photo too.
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Inspiring gritty November weather - Z5 II /Z 40mm.
What a beautiful shot, full of ambiance and story telling. The use of the negative space and rhythm of the lights... Strong grit indeed and the timing rounds it up.
Thanks for sharing it.
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Thank you Frank
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Beach path
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You love Crewdson? https://gagosian.com/artists/gregory-crewdson/
Great shot, Øivind, light, composition and timing.
What a beautiful shot, full of ambiance and story telling. The use of the negative space and rhythm of the lights... Strong grit indeed and the timing rounds it up.
Thanks for sharing it.
Thanks Frank, Bruno and Paco, much appreciated.
Frank, I was unfamiliar with Crewdson and only see a weak connection, but thanks for the link.
Here is one more for the next days post. What is not to like about the possibilities of such dense fog in an urban environment?
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Beach path
Awesome shot
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Inspiring gritty November weather - Z5 II /Z 40mm.
Lovely atmospherial photo(s), Øivind.
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Another slide - repair 14 May 1960: Bredaseweg in Tilburg, Netherlands
In this case I also made a 'moving' photograph: https://www.tilburgers.nl/14-mei-1960-bredaseweg/ (https://www.tilburgers.nl/14-mei-1960-bredaseweg/)
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Another slide - repair 14 May 1960: Bredaseweg in Tilburg, Netherlands
In this case I also made a 'moving' photograph: https://www.tilburgers.nl/14-mei-1960-bredaseweg/ (https://www.tilburgers.nl/14-mei-1960-bredaseweg/)
The photo is very nice. I wasn't born at that time; I came into the world ten years later.
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Awesome shot
Muchas gracias Armando, un saludo. I'm using a Nikon AF 85mm f/1.4D, and I'm trying to work with it manually. It's difficult to focus, and often the images come out blurry.
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Another slide - repair 14 May 1960: Bredaseweg in Tilburg, Netherlands
In this case I also made a 'moving' photograph: https://www.tilburgers.nl/14-mei-1960-bredaseweg/ (https://www.tilburgers.nl/14-mei-1960-bredaseweg/)
Nice work with your "vintage" images John!
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Thanks Frank, Bruno and Paco, much appreciated.
Frank, I was unfamiliar with Crewdson and only see a weak connection, but thanks for the link.
Here is one more for the next days post. What is not to like about the possibilities of such dense fog in an urban environment?
Wonderful atmosphere!
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Beach path
Wonderful atmosphere!
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Surprise
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Thank you Frank
very stron "minature land" style shot
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Beach path
WOW. Supercool "decicive moment"!!!
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Frank, I was unfamiliar with Crewdson and only see a weak connection, but thanks for the link.
I have seen Crewdson in my photogragraphy magazines and in the museum & I see a strong connection, or better say: re-invention of this atmospheric and storytelling style!
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Wonderful atmosphere!
Yes, great !
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Nice work with your "vintage" images John!
Thanks Fons and Arturo
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Lovely atmospherial photo(s), Øivind.
Wonderful atmosphere!
I have seen Crewdson in my photogragraphy magazines and in the museum & I see a strong connection, or better say: re-invention of this atmospheric and storytelling style!
Thanks John, Fons and Frank. There are many ways to arrive at similar atmospheres. The isolation of the fog provided plenty of opportunities with no need to stage the scenes.
Nice historic view John, the Volvo PV was our first family car.
Yet one more on the foggy side, this time in a more natural setting. I really enjoy the possibilities that the sensitivity of the Z5II sensor + ÌBIS can provide without need for a tripod, allowing spontaneity in these scenes not easily done a few years ago - this one at ISO 12800.
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35-80mm Plastic Fantastic
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Artificial flowers
Iphone
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I'm one sample of black Z fc short at present, as it decided to go AWOL on my last trip. Perhaps just mislaid and as I have reported it missing, there is a fair chance of getting it back (such things have happened before ....). If it's stolen, I got the serial number. Oh well. Grays of Westminster UK "donated" me another black copy in exchange for some £££ and the new camera arrived within 24 hours from UK to my digs. Not bad considering that a letter from Oslo to my home, about 40km away, usually takes 3 days -- at least.
I took the opportunity of checking that my new "X-ray" adapter for Z fc/Zf worked, which it did, and made a direct comparison betwwen Rodenstock TV-Heligon 50mm f/0.75 and the Voigtländer 50mm f/1 Z. Perhaps a little unfair as the Rodenstock struggle to draw the entire DX frame and and the Voigt is a "full-frame" design. However, such differences can be ignore for many opportunities for which the Rodenstock offers an alternative view.
I checked the Rodenstock did focus to infinity with my bespoke adapter, which it did. Of course so did the Voigt. Then, an early morning scene in the blue hours, as shown below (centre of the frame) provided some food for thoughts. These lens designs are nearly 70 years apart and of course this is clearly manifested, but not in the superior manner one might imagine. The Voigt is approx. 1 stop slower thus has more depth-of-field, if one can talk about "DOF" with any of these über-bright lenses.
Rodenstock left, Voigt to the right. 100% crop straight off the camera. Intermittently, there was a light snow fall which softened the scene. This can be seen on the Voigt image.
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WOW. Supercool "decicive moment"!!!
Wonderful atmosphere!
Thanks Fons and thanks Frank,
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camouflaged crab spider
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I'm one sample of black Z fc short at present, as it decided to go AWOL on my last trip. Perhaps just mislaid and as I have reported it missing, there is a fair chance of getting it back (such things have happened before ....). If it's stolen, I got the serial number. Oh well. Grays of Westminster UK "donated" me another black copy in exchange for some £££ and the new camera arrived within 24 hours from UK to my digs. Not bad considering that a letter from Oslo to my home, about 40km away, usually takes 3 days -- at least.
I took the opportunity of checking that my new "X-ray" adapter for Z fc/Zf worked, which it did, and made a direct comparison betwwen Rodenstock TV-Heligon 50mm f/0.75 and the Voigtländer 50mm f/1 Z. Perhaps a little unfair as the Rodenstock struggle to draw the entire DX frame and and the Voigt is a "full-frame" design. However, such differences can be ignore for many opportunities for which the Rodenstock offers an alternative view.
I checked the Rodenstock did focus to infinity with my bespoke adapter, which it did. Of course so did the Voigt. Then, an early morning scene in the blue hours, as shown below (centre of the frame) provided some food for thoughts. These lens designs are nearly 70 years apart and of course this is clearly manifested, but not in the superior manner one might imagine. The Voigt is approx. 1 stop slower thus has more depth-of-field, if one can talk about "DOF" with any of these über-bright lenses.
Rodenstock left, Voigt to the right. 100% crop straight off the camera. Intermittently, there was a light snow fall which softened the scene. This can be seen on the Voigt image.
I do see some significant purple fringes in the Voigt shot while the Rodenstock renders more nicely in my book. Maybe it is an unusual setting, because using the Voigt a lot I have not notived this v
before
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Rotten historic green house on University Campus in Bonn
At disk today with my pixel phone. Edited to taste in Photoshop Express
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(https://bergholt.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/completed2-scaled.jpeg)
Nikon Coolpix P50
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Thanks Øivind
Otterstraat, Turnhout (Belgium)
Zf Voigtlander Color Ultron 50/1.8