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Travelogues => Travel Diaries => Topic started by: Jakov Minić on June 29, 2018, 17:41:51
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Here I am again visiting my dearest Tanja Sćepanović <3
Spent the first day at her house in Podgorica, had a great day with her mother Slavka, enjoying the flowers in her garden with a 135DC and an extension ring.
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These are very beautiful and "painterly" — like gorgeous watercolours on a handmade paper.
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Beautiful color combinations and choices. The contrasting blue color patch in the first one is particularly good. Also, cactus innovation going on here.
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These are wonderful!
I especially like the abstract cactus (#4).
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The closeup of the succulent is stunning! You found another nice way to use 135DC!
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The first one and the cactus! Very nice application of the 135 DC, Jakov.
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Lovely and sensitive!
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Thank you, Ann! Whenever I hear that my photos are like paintings it puts a smile on my face :)
Thank you, Keith! I was surprised by the blue colors that came out. There was a strong sunlight in the background and since the flowers were in the shade, the greens had a blue hue in them.
Thank you, Hans! Yes, the cactus was manipulated until I got it just like that. I thought of rotating it horizontally and even cropping out the bottom part. I was undecided, liked all versions.
Thank you, Akira! I had to google succulent, I suppose you mean the cactus :) 135DC is very versatile, love it!
Thank you, Thomas! First ones are usually the best ones :)
Thank you, Fons! Lovely and Sensitive!!!
Last night, chilling on the balcony, waiting for the sun to set, 135DC did nicely capturing swallows among others :)
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Jakov, this series with the "painted flowers" is extraordinary
did you use the DC with the extension or just let it on 0?
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Thomas, thank you! I used the 135DC for the painted flowers with a PN-1 extension ring that Erik modified and chipped for my 100/1.6 Heligon. The exposure wasn't off at all. The only disadvantage is that I have to use it wide open all the time. I did maneuver the DC ring to my favorite far spot "F" for front focus to obtain a dreamy effect. Glad you like them :)
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thx for the explanation
have fun there
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I love #4 in the first post. wonderful painterly style and great colorscape!
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Thank you, Akira! I had to google succulent, I suppose you mean the cactus :) 135DC is very versatile, love it!
Jakov, yes, cactus! Quite often I'm at a loss to figure out how my memory system works. :o :o :o
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Wow! Jakov, what a beautiful set of flowers, like said above vary painterly
I do not think you have much of a problem being forced to use it wide open :)
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Thomas, you are welcome! I am having fun in Montenegro, as always, thanks :)
Thank you, Frank!
Mr Cloud, your memory system works perfectly well, please do not change a thing :)
Thanks, Armando! I did want to close down the lens a bit on occasion but as you said, no problem using it wide open :)
Again, all photos made with 135DC on Tanja's balcony.
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Apparently, the balcony is a nice place to be!
Mr Cloud, your memory system works perfectly well, please do not change a thing :)
Thank you for the reminder. Maybe that was a server glitch?!
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Great shot of the spider with the pink color underneath
That spot seems like a good place to spend a few days
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What a great shot of that very small spider!
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you are spiderman...now I know it 8) this pic of your spouse is marvellous :)
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Very very nice Jakov ;) the first set is a marvelous colorful creamy series :-*
Say hello to Tanja ;)
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The flowers are very impressive. Have a nice stay there !
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Armando, it is extremely difficult to leave this balcony but i managed to go for a walk to the beach, thanks :)
Ann, thank you, the spider was posing nicely.
Thomas, what a great idea, i am spiderman from now on. My son would be very proud of me, thanks :)
Thanks, Erik! Tanja sends her best regards and loads of hugs :)
Thanks, John!
Today I went to a well know location for an enjoyable sunset.
I experimented a bit, before I took the classic sunset shot I had envisaged :)
Unfortunately, I will leave this paradise (Ada Bojana) tomorrow, but I will most definitely come back next year...
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Jacov, what a great collection of parasol shots!
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I love these: especially the long shot of all those parasols marching across the horizon.
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Amazing sunset scene and location! The silhouette treatments look fantastic!
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seeing the names of 3 commentators before me, this was a triple A series - congrats
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seeing the names of 3 commentators before me, this was a tripe A series - congrats
I think you mean triple. Tripe has an unfortunate connotation.
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I think you mean triple. Tripe has an unfortunate connotation.
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thx
corrected
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Very nicely captured those umbrellas 8)
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Outstanding flower pictures !
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Thanks to the sextet.
It really is nice to read that your photos are liked by such photographers. It means lot to me, thank you!!!
The parasols will be revisited.
Luckily I don't need to travel far for flowers.
All images were taken with D750 and 135DC, apart from the marching parasols, that Ann wonderfuly described, 20/1.8.
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Jakov, Jakov, Jakov...excellent play with the parasol images. Love them.
Thanks for sharing!
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thank you Paco, mighty kind of you :)