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Images => Themes, Portfolio Series, PaW, or PaM => Your Weekly Blog => Topic started by: Birna Rørslett on January 31, 2021, 23:17:36
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Peace Lily
D3S Nikkor Micro 105/2.8 Ai-S
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Temperatures continue to plummet well beyond -20C and make the outside world eerily beautiful. At least early at dawn before the scene is blanketed by the ever present frost fog (lifting up from the valley in which Norway's largest river flows). One can appreciate why we natives think 'blue' is a warm colour.
Moonrise over Sørumsand
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I truly like the mood your picture conveys Birna
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I truly like the mood your picture conveys Birna
+1
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Our handball team returned today as champions, got some nice companions on the way ;)
D500 200-500 @500mm f5.6
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Nice Lily, John! Good color!
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I truly like the mood your picture conveys Birna
I fully agree, really nice scene.
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Our handball team returned today as champions, got some nice companions on the way ;)
D500 200-500 @500mm f5.6
Congrats, Bent. Nice catch! Did they do a fly-past over your neighbourhood?
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Our handball team returned today as champions, got some nice companions on the way ;)
D500 200-500 @500mm f5.6
Congratulations! By the way, how did you know that your team is on board this particular jet? Flightradar24?
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Building of Houtindustrie / Woodindustry. Ironically almost the only wood on their building are a few neglected boards ::)
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50895553606_2eeda1db23_h.jpg)
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Congrats, Bent. Nice catch! Did they do a fly-past over your neighbourhood?
I live not far from CPH, so I normally see incoming flights in the distance.
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Congratulations! By the way, how did you know that your team is on board this particular jet? Flightradar24?
Yes both Flightradar24 and the national TV, and there is very few flights from Cairo to Copenhagen, so easy to find ;)
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Impressive atmosphere in the image, Birna.
Our handball team returned today as champions, got some nice companions on the way ;)
D500 200-500 @500mm f5.6
Great catch, Bent !
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Nice Lily, John! Good color!
Thanks!
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Curfew on Verdun (France). Df, Voigt 40/2 @f/4.
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Black night.
Z6 with 50/1.8s@1.8.
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Our handball team returned today as champions, got some nice companions on the way ;)
D500 200-500 @500mm f5.6
Great catch
Today's fun - shot by my daughter
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Congratulations Bent!
Armando, that looks like a fun ride :)
Today, some winter trees barely touched by the sun.
D5, 300mm 2.8 vrII
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Congratulations Bent!
Armando, that looks like a fun ride :)
Today, some winter trees barely touched by the sun.
D5, 300mm 2.8 vrII
interesting contrast of the lit branches vs the very dark background, good for a spooky movie
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Lovely tree structure, Paco.
Apartment Life
Z6 Zeiss 35/2 at f/2.5 (10000 ISO)
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Impressive atmosphere in the image, Birna.
Great catch, Bent !
Thank you John
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Re: team.
Are you sure that this jet doesn't have red stars on wings??
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Our handball team returned today as champions, got some nice companions on the way ;)
D500 200-500 @500mm f5.6
Very nice Bent! Flying high ;) No pancakes :o
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Yes both Flightradar24 and the national TV, and there is very few flights from Cairo to Copenhagen, so easy to find ;)
Thank you for the explanation!
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February 2
swans
D850, 105mm f/1.4
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https://utopiensammlerin.com/en/2021/02/02/a-learning-anti-hero-who-wants-to-turn-the-world-into-a-garden-who-is-frank-fremerey/
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Thank you Armando and John!
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Nice Frank, you look good! Den Haag, 85mm 1.8g?
I like your dream of "Frank’s concept of human coexistence sees urban islands in the midst of a jungle tended by gardeners to meet resource needs" even thou like may not express well.
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Re: team.
Are you sure that this jet doesn't have red stars on wings??
Yes ;) it has the Danish flag on the rudder.
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Streetwork
D3S 17-35/2.8
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Bridge
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https://utopiensammlerin.com/en/2021/02/02/a-learning-anti-hero-who-wants-to-turn-the-world-into-a-garden-who-is-frank-fremerey/ (https://utopiensammlerin.com/en/2021/02/02/a-learning-anti-hero-who-wants-to-turn-the-world-into-a-garden-who-is-frank-fremerey/)
Very well written article ;) Congratulation on getting your message out!
Quote:
For the analytical man, it may be perfectly reasonable to accept scientifically based, inevitable suffering. The sentient and emphatic person, on the other hand, feels that by tending ( lat. cultura ) his own little garden he can proactively prepare fertile soil for the development of the larger world.
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Very well written article ;) Congratulation on getting your message out!
Quote:
For the analytical man, it may be perfectly reasonable to accept scientifically based, inevitable suffering. The sentient and emphatic person, on the other hand, feels that by tending ( lat. cultura ) his own little garden he can proactively prepare fertile soil for the development of the larger world.
'An attempt to go beyond dualistic vision and the need to integrate this view'..
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https://utopiensammlerin.com/en/2021/02/02/a-learning-anti-hero-who-wants-to-turn-the-world-into-a-garden-who-is-frank-fremerey/
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This goes against the forum rules: political content and no connection to photography.
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Who is real
Besides i liked the images in the link
Where is my calling card
thanks Floyd
I am out of line
defending no one
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A picture of NG member by a NG member... on a NG meeting :)
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One of those few circumstances when the distortion of the CV 40/2 would require a correction. Df, CV40/2 at f/8. TGV station "Meuse TGV", in the middle of nowhere and with most trains passing it at 300-320 km/h.
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February 4
Z6, Voigtländer 180mm f/4
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This goes against the forum rules: political content and no connection to photography.
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Philosophy is Politics in your view?
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Nice Frank, you look good! Den Haag, 85mm 1.8g?
exactly
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Philosophy is Politics in your view?
You know better Frank, while clicking on your link, you land quickly on Frank Fremereym Fraktionsgeschäftsführer Volt Bonn bei Volt-Fraktion im Bonner Stadtrat. It’s one of your habits, when you are not flooding us with your religious proselytism. Let’s keep it to photography.
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Still grounded due to the cold Siberian-influenced weather, which apparently is set to last for a long while. I'm going through various gear combinations in anticipation of more conducive conditions and the spring which surely must arrive -- sometime in the future.
Did a quick appraisal of my old UV video gear (Panasonic GH2 full-spectrum with the Petri 35mm f/3.5 lens and Baader U filter). Despite its age the camera still delivers passable results in UV. I managed to capture UV scenes using the camera hand-held. The camera itself crashed badly during the 2012 Southwestern US trip with Andrea and Erik kindly fixed it later, making some expletives regarding its internal construction which partly explained why it had collapsed under field use. I only use it for UV video as its focus correction for visible light/infinity is off, but no problem with my UV-capable lenses fortunately.
Despite the cold winter weather we see modest amounts of snow. However, UV documents insulation issues of the housings in my neighbourhood :(
The GH-2 makes for a nice "UV white" balance in-camera, a capability many other systems lack.
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Windows
D4s 24-120/4
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A collection.
D5, 24-70 vrII
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Windows
D4s 24-120/4
Like the colors :)
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tree shadows
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tree shadows
I like it...
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Thanks Christian.
Lovely Tom.
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Thanks Christian.
Lovely Tom.
+1
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Thanks Jack, John and Paco. Even bleak midwinter sometimes has something to offer.
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Dog of a surfer
D5, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
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February 5
High water on the river, Lithse ham
D850, 14-24mm f/2.8
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Enclosed sky.
iPhoneSE 2gen. Edited slightly in Adobe CC.
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Cat
D4s AF-S 50/1.4
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Dog of a surfer
D5, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
Very nice Paco. The winter light and shadows are much warmer in Spain!
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Thanks Tom. I actually made them cooler than thd sooc image, it was too warm:)
John, your cat looks so good and with such presence, as usual. You make it look easy
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Doing silly things with Df + CV 180/4
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Dog of a surfer
D5, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
A dog called Hunter ;)
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Lille. Df, CV 180/4.
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February 6
Alem from Maren-Kessel
D3s, 135mm f/2d
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That scenery reminds my of the immortal words by late president Mac Mahon. Quoted from Wikipedia :
During the night of 23–24 June 1875 the Garonne region suffered heavy flooding. While visiting the inundated cities and villages he declared "que d'eau… que d'eau !… " (nothing but water…only water!…).[11] The prefect of the department responded to him: "Et encore, Monsieur le Président, vous n'en voyez que le dessus!" (Then again, Mr. President, you are only seeing what's above the surface!").
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On the first shot, I wonder how the boats in the background know their way...
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That scenery reminds my of the immortal words by late president Mac Mahon. Quoted from Wikipedia :
During the night of 23–24 June 1875 the Garonne region suffered heavy flooding. While visiting the inundated cities and villages he declared "que d'eau… que d'eau !… " (nothing but water…only water!…).[11] The prefect of the department responded to him: "Et encore, Monsieur le Président, vous n'en voyez que le dessus!" (Then again, Mr. President, you are only seeing what's above the surface!").
Tongue in cheek i suspect ;)
On the first shot, I wonder how the boats in the background know their way...
These ships must be equipped with state of the art navigation.
Thank you Airy
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Thanks Paco.
Very nice Fons
Crocus are coming, snow too...
Huawei P20 Pro
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Dog of a surfer
D5, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
Great moment
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Thank you Frank.
Clouds talking about rain. Sierra Nevada, Granada.
Z6, 28mm f2 cpu modified, pano
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Thanks Paco.
Very nice Fons
Crocus are coming, snow too...
Thank you John, and snowing in the meantime.
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These ships must be equipped with state of the art navigation.
Thank you Airy
They are, but there are still physical navigation markers, one which is visible in the center of picture #1 (cone on pole). ;)
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They are, but there are still physical navigation markers, one which is visible in the center of picture #1 (cone on pole). ;)
Yes designated fairways on the river.
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Light snow.
D4s AF-S 24-70/2.8 G
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Suburban geometry.
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Ole Akira. Strong and inpiring combination. Dominating the image with an alien-like form...from earth.
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Ole Akira. Strong and inpiring combination. Dominating the image with an alien-like form...from earth.
Thank you, Paco! You interpreted my intention perfectly!
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February 7
snow
D3s, 58mm f/1.4g
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Fons, you shot this today? It feels like an old image :)
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Fons, you shot this today? It feels like an old image :)
Paco, yes today thats right! D3s old camera you see!
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I see... ;D ;D ;D
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Family in an elevator.
The D5´s low light all around attributes are still amazing. Af, high iso files, color, etc...
D5, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
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Paco, i can imagine these pro D's are a step-up from anything else when it comes to handling, speed, performance in general.
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Family in an elevator.
The D5´s low light all around attributes are still amazing. Af, high iso files, color, etc...
D5, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
Beautiful, I recognize the same with the D4S. Especially compared to the D3S.
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Not the best of mornings for sure ....
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Lille, near the HSR station. Df, CV 180/4 wide open.
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Not the best of mornings for sure ....
Take care, Birna.
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Pink Dogwood
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Pink nosed dog to go with the dogwood
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50920179487_1bbf17e89a_k.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2kzDek6)BFK_8794 (https://flic.kr/p/2kzDek6) by Plan B Photography (https://www.flickr.com/photos/187392422@N03/), on Flickr
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Pink nosed dog to go with the dogwood
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50920179487_1bbf17e89a_k.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2kzDek6)BFK_8794 (https://flic.kr/p/2kzDek6) by Plan B Photography (https://www.flickr.com/photos/187392422@N03/), on Flickr
They complement each other. Nice dogs by the way. I have a canine pal too.
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Beautiful, I recognize the same with the D4S. Especially compared to the D3S.
I can attest to a noticeable improvement from the D3 to the D4. These single-digit D cameras are wonders.
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A passing duck on a recent walk.
Nikon D4, AF 85mm f/1.4D.
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I had to venture outside to meet an old friend suddenly diagnosed with aggressive leukaemia just a few days ago. He knew I had a Hasselblad Xpan, a camera he so desperately wanted to use before his admission (final?) to hospital for chemotherapy. I could but indulge him so he got the gear for 10% of its usually asking price. We had a nice chat and I believe he departed with higher spirits than at the arrival.
On the way back, I deployed the PrimaLuce Z5 with the Laowa 11mm f/4.5 for some IR architecture. The 62mm filter size allowed a Hoya R72 to be used.
(https://www.ultravioletphotography.com/content/uploads/monthly_02_2021/post-2-0-63439900-1612710737.jpg)
This über-wide lens is surprisingly sharp, if the extreme corners are less scrutinised in depth. As it is not a retrofocus design and comes in native Z-mount, it is pretty small and easily taken along for a wide perspective of the great outdoors. The price isn't entirely off the chart either.
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... with a little help from my friends ...
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The white Japanese plums seen from my balcony started to bloom.
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see, nearly no LoCA on this one too.
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see, nearly no LoCA on this one too.
Right, especially in such a low contrast situation. Ai (probably Ais as well) 200/4.0 is an uderrated optical gem.
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Market square. It's now snowing again with minus 6
D4s AF-S 24-70/2.8 G
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February 8
Walking, the z6 doesnt like this type of weather, playback functions fails when cold and wet.
Z6 24mm f/1.8s
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Like in ancient times, shoot and play back once at home. Anyway, your photographic walk was worth the frozen fingers.
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Like in ancient times, shoot and play back once at home. Anyway, your photographic walk was worth the frozen fingers.
No problem with the temperature minus 6 or 7 in the afternoon, secret's to dress well , thermo underwear, wax pants and coat, boots, woolen hat etc ;)
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The frost will not let go...so nights are dark and freezing!
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I love it!
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Reggie and the Power Max
My new snow-blower chews through a foot of snow as easily as Reg eats his breakfast. It gave me pause at first because it is after all the Power Max, but it is easy to use and fun too. During this Covid winter, one must take one's pleasures where one can.
Up to five more inches tomorrow.
(btw, this doesn't look the same as on my computer - Reg is in focus there. I can't fix it :P)
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Family in an elevator.
The D5´s low light all around attributes are still amazing. Af, high iso files, color, etc...
D5, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
How do you compare it with the Z6?
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Actual IQ is comparable in my opinion. Just different "flavor". It is in ergonomics, physical buttons, speed and low light autofocus where the D5 is better (and battery life!). Z6 is, of course, more quiet and may be more precise with static and has an edge with eye af and the coverage of autofocus points. With manual focus lenses Z6 is way easier. Different machines for different purposes.
High iso images are very close, noise wise.
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connections
Z6, 85mm f/1.8s
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Very well connected :)
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The other 'Queen' in the house.. 13 years old.
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Very well connected :)
Thank you Birna.
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The other 'Queen' in the house.. 13 years old.
'Two is a pair' .
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All hydroelectric facilities here are running flat out to produce energy, even the smaller run-of-river installations in my neighbourhood open up for maximum through-flow of water. A bit surprising is that they do this to export energy to Continental Europe through the massive newly built transfer cables. One would surmise the Norwegians desperately needed the energy to make our housings inhabitable in the bitter cold, but that is not the master plan of the electricity boards. They rather sell at high daytime prices abroad, then use low rates during night to import cheap night-time surplus production to pump water into their reservoirs, then resell the "new energy" next day. Oh well. The thinking is beyond my kern.
Anyway, our local river has broken its ice cover and one is sternly advised to refrain from falling into the icy cold, swift-flowing water. At -10 to -20C ambient, you would not last long.
Tailrace scene this afternoon. NEX-5N Monochrome with the splendid 3.5cm f/1.8 W-Nikkor (1958 vintage), processed in MonoChrome2DNG.
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If i remember well, Birna you have posted a similar image before.
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From the same spot, indeed. This is from today.
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After a day of snowfun..
D4s AF-S 24-70/2.8 G
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Anyway, our local river has broken its ice cover and one is sternly advised to refrain from falling into the icy cold, swift-flowing water. At -10 to -20C ambient, you would not last long.
Tailrace scene this afternoon. NEX-5N Monochrome with the splendid 3.5cm f/1.8 W-Nikkor (1958 vintage), processed in MonoChrome2DNG.
Impressive waterpower!
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The striped hat
D850, 200mm/f2vr
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The striped hat
D850, 200mm/f2vr
Nicely captured moment!
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Lovely winter photos, like this thread, all the nice pictures from around the world.
Here in Copenhagen the winter soldiers on, minus degrees day and night, so the ice on our smal lake gets larger and larger, the bird has to make a crowd ;)
Nikon V1 and 1 Nikkor 10mm f2.8 @f5.6 (It fit in a big pocket)
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Has anyone heard of Jacques Pochoy recently ?
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Has anyone heard of Jacques Pochoy recently ?
He is active on flickr as ArchiVue
https://www.flickr.com/photos/archivue/50928787492/in/feed-11049432-1612949153-1-72157718231832046 (https://www.flickr.com/photos/archivue/50928787492/in/feed-11049432-1612949153-1-72157718231832046)
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Nicely captured moment!
Thanks Akira
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He is active on flickr as ArchiVue
https://www.flickr.com/photos/archivue/50928787492/in/feed-11049432-1612949153-1-72157718231832046 (https://www.flickr.com/photos/archivue/50928787492/in/feed-11049432-1612949153-1-72157718231832046)
... and with a nice shot. Anyway, thanks for the good news.
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Lumi is wondering where this water energy is that everyone is talking about. Closer inspection reveals.... water
Taken with D800 and 105mm f2,5 Nikkor-P
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50926450053_5e79377010_k.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2kAcnmi)BFK_8948 (https://flic.kr/p/2kAcnmi) by Plan B Photography (https://www.flickr.com/photos/187392422@N03/), on Flickr
In the meantime I am waiting for my 105mm f1,4 to be delivered. The mailman can't reach our house due to an impressive 5cm of snow and -6 degrees...
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Lumi is wondering where this water energy is that everyone is talking about.
In the meantime I am waiting for my 105mm f1,4 to be delivered. The mailman can't reach our house due to an impressive 5cm of snow and -6 degrees...
Where's the Water energy?
I suspect you already know this, but for those who are interested in Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is all around us right now (of the 5 elements referred to in TCM, Winter is the period that corresponds to Water energy)
Back to your other point, a new monitor that was being shipped to me in the UK from Netherlands is also late (explanations given so far include The Beast from the East weather, plus Brexit import difficulties..... :( )
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Taken this past weekend during another February storm here in Southbury.
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.
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Slippery
D4s AF-S 24-70/2.8 G
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February 11
composition
Z6, Voigtländer 125mm
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Nice composition :)
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Thank You Bent.
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One from todays "obligatory" winter photo walk
Olympus E-M10II + Olympus 12-40mm f2.8 (fantastic lens!)
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50932937576_5ec19955f3_b.jpg)
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You people make feel the cold! Here the situation is very different. Even in Granada´s altitude today we had a very warm and sunny day, perfect for a walkaround with the Z6 and the 200mm f4 ai. This image is pretty much sooc with landscape camera mode. Wonderful late evening colors.
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Paco, nice and warm colors, a good thing after the coolest night for many years :)
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Thank you Bent, I´m happy to spread good things :)
Today´s image was also taken yesterday, exploring the 200mm f4 ai. I´m really liking it! Here, again, used with the Z6 and ftz adaptor. Detail is rich and organic.
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We have this quaint heritage railway > 120 years old running through my small local town. It's narrow gauge rails and the train sets are definitively small, so no wonder the name is "Tertitten" (loosely translates as 'midget train'). Steam locomotives of course.
This is the crossing sign where the tracks run in front of the local fire station. Nikon Df with the 85mm f/1.4 Nikkor AIS, late afternoon and very low sun elevation.
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You people make feel the cold! Here the situation is very different. Even in Granada´s altitude today we had a very warm and sunny day, perfect for a walkaround with the Z6 and the 200mm f4 ai. This image is pretty much sooc with landscape camera mode. Wonderful late evening colors.
Amazing sunset! And, yes, Ai(s) 200/4.0 is something to cherish.
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Been late for this month :(
Nice colors Fons and Paco
This is coffee cup natural art 8)
shot with iPhone
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February 12
Been late for this month :(
Nice colors Fons and Paco
This is coffee cup natural art 8)
shot with iPhone
Dutch love skating
Z6, 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6
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Amazing sunset! And, yes, Ai(s) 200/4.0 is something to cherish.
Maybe I should start and using mine some more ;)
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Maybe I should start and using mine some more ;)
Definitely yes, if you have one!
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My daughter has finally allowed barrettes in her hair. At least as long as the peanut butter lasts.
Nikon D4, 85mm f/1.4D
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Come dance with me ;D
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Almond tree in Granada. Old love stories about how they came to be there. Alhambra´s dreams.
Z6, 200mm F4 ai, 4 stitched images
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This White-tailed Deer was just outside my front door this afternoon. I took some quick shots through an adjacent window before it was spooked and fled across the yard and into the woods.
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Some minutes before the sun disappeared. Df with AI Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF S.
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Love the shapes-color contrast composition. Very attractive. Wonderful light!
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Some day, I'll take care of the dust.
Df, CV 180/4.
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The 200mm f4 Ai is a very lightweight tele to use on the Z6
Image wise it seem ok especially taken the age into account.
Sorry if gets the price to rise even more
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The Ai and Ai-S are also very small. Personally I got very nice images from the even older 200mm f4 Nikkor-Q.C. The only thing I really disliked about that lens was the minimum focus distance of 2 meters. The 80-200 f4 took almost the same amount of space, marginally more weight (about 200 grams more) but had a minimum focus distance of 1,2 meters.
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February 14
Heeswijk castle in the winter
D850, 28mm f/1.4e
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Skating practice for the very young :)
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50942684596_8f69a2094a_h.jpg)
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February 12
Dutch love skating
Z6, 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6
lovely shot
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She melts my heart. I had a blast yesterday. The 58mm 1.4g is the perfect lens for babies!
Z6, 58mm 1.4g fully open.
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Thanks, Golunvolo!
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Diminishing snow
D4s AF-D 85/1.4
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Woke up to -20C, but no hoar frost on the trees as much of the snow in the forests have sublimated over the last month(s) of bitter cold and no additional snowfall. The sky over far valley ridge turned pink and yellow and made a welcome contrast to the conifers encircling my abode. The 180 Voightländer 180mm f/4 APO on my Df captured the early dawn with its splash of colours.
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On ice
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Nice ;)
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lovely shot
Thank you Frank
Nice ;)
Thank you Bent
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On ice
Very nice, Fons
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Tool?
D4s AF-S 60/2.8
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Woke up to -20C, but no hoar frost on the trees as much of the snow in the forests have sublimated over the last month(s) of bitter cold and no additional snowfall. The sky over far valley ridge turned pink and yellow and made a welcome contrast to the conifers encircling my abode. The 180 Voightländer 180mm f/4 APO on my Df captured the early dawn with its splash of colours.
Great colours !!
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Very nice, Fons
Thanks John, btw you seem to like the d4s, i was looking for one myself but still expensive unless you accept a beater?
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Thanks John, btw you seem to like the d4s, i was looking for one myself but still expensive unless you accept a beater?
Yes, love the D4s ;)
On Ebay (Or Marktplaats) you can be lucky during auctions with nearly mint samples and relative low shuttercount (around 1200-1400E) and selling the D3s will help it all finance ;)
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Tool?
D4s AF-S 60/2.8
My, what big teeth you have!
I like it.
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February 16
prayer flag
Z6, zf100mm f/2
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Camellias.
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Camellias.
Lovely Akira, not yet flowering here may take some weeks.
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Lovely Akira, not yet flowering here may take some weeks.
Thank you, Fons. It has been very warm an pleasant for several days in Tokyo, except for the earthquake...
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Thank you, Fons. It has been very warm an pleasant for several days in Tokyo, except for the earthquake...
I read about the earthquake, you havenot been in danger i hope.
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Nice colors we just lost due to "heavy" snowing in my place, we had 12 years to see such a big snow storm ( the term "heavy" is not absolute is relative to a place with 250-280 sunshine days a year) they named her Medea (Μήδεια)
Z50 200-500 E
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My, what big teeth you have!
I like it.
Thanks Tom. It's a brush for the cats ;)
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Easter eggs ...
D4s AF-S 60/2.8
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Street dots. Madrid
I´m trying to get to know the "capture one" workflow but I'm struggling with it. The output looks very nice but the interface is driving me crazy, I have double pictures in the folders and I have lost the work I did in a whole sesion...learning curve I guess.
D5, 58mm 1.4g
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Street dots. Madrid
I´m trying to get to know the "capture one" workflow but I'm struggling with it. The output looks very nice but the interface is driving me crazy, I have double pictures in the folders and I have lost the work I did in a whole sesion...learning curve I guess.
D5, 58mm 1.4g
The light is subdued in this shot (like here in Connecticut) and I like it, but also wish for a burst of brightness. I miss the light of Granada. Was it winter-like in Madrid?
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Nice colors we just lost due to "heavy" snowing in my place, we had 12 years to see such a big snow storm ( the term "heavy" is not absolute is relative to a place with 250-280 sunshine days a year) they named her Medea (Μήδεια)
Z50 200-500 E
Wonderful picture.
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The light is subdued in this shot (like here in Connecticut) and I like it, but also wish for a burst of brightness. I miss the light of Granada. Was it winter-like in Madrid?
No, was pretty sunny. Feels like winter is over already. This image was taken in the shadow side of the street :)
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I read about the earthquake, you havenot been in danger i hope.
Thank you for your concern. There haven't been any damage at least here.
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Street dots. Madrid
I´m trying to get to know the "capture one" workflow but I'm struggling with it. The output looks very nice but the interface is driving me crazy, I have double pictures in the folders and I have lost the work I did in a whole sesion...learning curve I guess.
D5, 58mm 1.4g
Very nice background and timing!
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Street dots. Madrid
Great shot
I´m trying to get to know the "capture one" workflow but I'm struggling with it. The output looks very nice but the interface is driving me crazy, I have double pictures in the folders and I have lost the work I did in a whole session...learning curve I guess.
Yes, I tried C1 too. Didn't like the interface. When you are very familiair with ACR and PS it feels so not logical. I gave up with C1 ;)
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The 'Crocus-Recovery' after the heavy snow for a week. Looks fragile...
P20Pro
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The 'Crocus-Recovery' after the heavy snow for a week. Looks fragile...
P20Pro
Indeed likewise
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february 16
Indeed, the large amount of snow melted pretty quickly during the substantial rise in temperatures ;)
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Yes, I tried C1 too. Didn't like the interface. When you are very familiair with ACR and PS it feels so not logical. I gave up with C1 ;)
That is the hard part with moving to C1 from Lightroom. Old habits must be set aside and new ones developed. I persevered and am now quite happy with C1.
Paco, I can only suggest getting cosy with the online manual and keep trying.
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Snow in my backyard.
Nikon D4, 105mm f/2.5 P.C.
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Another sunny day!
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Thanks Ian, I´m on it. I´ll give it some time. It looks like the output is better than that of lightroom and the files look way cleaner and more defined. First impressions. Here, a picture taken with the D3s at 1600 iso, pushed 2 full ev in post and and changing colors, shadows, contrast and what not.
Late evening branches, D3S, 60mm 2.8G micro
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Surface of a pond. Df, CV 180/4.
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Engelberg - X100V; 14s; f/2.8
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Street dots. Madrid
I´m trying to get to know the "capture one" workflow but I'm struggling with it. The output looks very nice but the interface is driving me crazy, I have double pictures in the folders and I have lost the work I did in a whole sesion...learning curve I guess.
D5, 58mm 1.4g
great shot
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Thank you Frank.
It is about time we all meet again :)
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In Japan 8) ;D
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Surface of a pond. Df, CV 180/4.
Nice objet trouvé created by the nature.
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In Japan 8) ;D
:) :) :)
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Dice got to roll
Df, Zf2 35mm f/1.4
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Iridescent building.
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That is the hard part with moving to C1 from Lightroom. Old habits must be set aside and new ones developed.
Of course. But when a system is not logical (to your personal feeling) you can't get rid of the feeling of wasting your time.
I do like Raw Therapee and Photo Ninja however.
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Iridescent building.
Just the right lighting for that. Where is it?
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Capturing construction progress yesterday.
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Back to our raining days...
D4S AF-S 24-70/2.8 G
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Since I´m getting to know the new program, this image is from 4-5 days ago. White balance, levels, sharpening for the web... Here is Pelu on Valentine´s day
D5, 105mm 1.4 @f2
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Just the right lighting for that. Where is it?
I shot this building in Ginza. The entire facade is made of glass, and I guess the glasses are either coated or covered with some sort of film that creates iridescence.
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I shot this building in Ginza. The entire facade is made of glass, and I guess the glasses are either coated or covered with some sort of film that creates iridescence.
Hope I have a chance to see it. Trying to make it to Japan late May
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Hope I have a chance to see it. Trying to make it to Japan late May
I would be willing to show you around, then. There have been new interesting buildings in the Ginza area. The areas of Shibuya, Sinjuku and Tokyo station are also being renovated now, although the entire plans don't look functional or convenient...
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February 19
Df, cv125/2.5
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Snow still prevails and the very low temperatures over the last months mean spring thaw is far ahead of us. As usual, even with the little snow we have had this winter, people quickly complain if the dusting of snow isn't cleaned off streets and parking lots within a short while. So we get these strange snow mounds accumulating everywhere.
Nikon Df with my good copy of the Nikkor 24mm f/2 AIS.
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'Rear Windows' during lockdown and curfew.
Z6 Voigt 180/4 (25600 ISO)
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Since I´m getting to know the new program, this image is from 4-5 days ago. White balance, levels, sharpening for the web... Here is Pelu on Valentine´s day
D5, 105mm 1.4 @f2
Pelu is very cute.
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Capturing construction progress yesterday.
My kind of image :) Very nice Jack.
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Snow still prevails and the very low temperatures over the last months mean spring thaw is far ahead of us. As usual, even with the little snow we have had this winter, people quickly complain if the dusting of snow isn't cleaned off streets and parking lots within a short while. So we get these strange snow mounds accumulating everywhere.
Nikon Df with my good copy of the Nikkor 24mm f/2 AIS.
Good copy? Seems like an excellent one. I also like the image!
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Thanks John :)
Almond trees are full blown right now. Beautiful.
D3S, 105mm 2.5 ai, cpu modified. Sooc, camera monochrome profile.
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Rundgraaf, Veldhoven weather is like Spring.
Z6, 50mm f/1.8s
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Nose-down into the mobile phone. On their way to the commuter bus stop. We have still snow but the mornings are getting less dark now.
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Snow still prevails and the very low temperatures over the last months mean spring thaw is far ahead of us. As usual, even with the little snow we have had this winter, people quickly complain if the dusting of snow isn't cleaned off streets and parking lots within a short while. So we get these strange snow mounds accumulating everywhere.
Nikon Df with my good copy of the Nikkor 24mm f/2 AIS.
"dusting" is the word ;-)
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Nice colors we just lost due to "heavy" snowing in my place, we had 12 years to see such a big snow storm ( the term "heavy" is not absolute is relative to a place with 250-280 sunshine days a year) they named her Medea (Μήδεια)
Z50 200-500 E
very beautiful indusrial installation...
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Thanks John :)
Almond trees are full blown right now. Beautiful.
D3S, 105mm 2.5 ai, cpu modified. Sooc, camera monochrome profile.
non comprende
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Thank you Frank.
It is about time we all meet again :)
No problem... Get rid of Corona and I jump the next plane to Spain
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Suburban geometry.
very nice 3D impression ...
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The frost will not let go...so nights are dark and freezing!
I love the calm of it
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Pink nosed dog to go with the dogwood
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50920179487_1bbf17e89a_k.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2kzDek6)BFK_8794 (https://flic.kr/p/2kzDek6) by Plan B Photography (https://www.flickr.com/photos/187392422@N03/), on Flickr
my daughter and me are looking forward to meet you and the dogs in person soon...
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Waiting for the Forsythia...
D4s Nikkor Micro AF-D 105/2.8
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Pairs.
D3S, 105mm 2.5 ai
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non comprende
Wich part? Image straight off the camera. Monochrome profile in D3S. Almond trees.
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February 21
broadleaf snowdrops, Galanthus elwesii
Z6, Voigtländer 125mm f/2.5
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very nice 3D impression ...
Thank you, Frank!
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After the concert, the background panels were opened, and then...
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Akira nice one!
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Akira nice one!
Thank you, Fons. It was quite a scenery.
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Crocus in the park
D4s AF-S 24-70/2.8 G
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After the concert, the background panels were opened, and then...
Beautiful, Akira.
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Pairs.
D3S, 105mm 2.5 ai
Paco, your photos show such an original and distinctive style. I like it.
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Akira, beautiful place.
Fons, that Voigtländer 125mm f/2.5! Love your use here
Thanks Luc, much appreciated.
Many trails over Granada. This one marks the spot :)
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This very nice street in my hometown Amersfoort has been freed of parked cars. Quite an improvement. Today people enjoyed the sun, a difference of 20 degrees with last weekend!
Olympus E-M10II + Olympus 12-40mm f2.8
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50967356902_61fb9e30ed_h.jpg)
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Akira, beautiful place.
Fons, that Voigtländer 125mm f/2.5! Love your use here
Thanks Luc, much appreciated.
Many trails over Granada. This one marks the spot :)
:) Thumps up!
that Voigtländer 125mm f/2.5! Yes till death do us part :)
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Beautiful, Akira.
Akira, beautiful place.
Thank you, Luc and Paco!
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February 22
crocus
D3s, Voigtländer 180mm f/4
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Crocus in the park
D4s AF-S 24-70/2.8 G
Akira, beautiful place.
Fons, that Voigtländer 125mm f/2.5! Love your use here
Thanks Luc, much appreciated.
This very nice street in my hometown Amersfoort has been freed of parked cars. Quite an improvement. Today people enjoyed the sun, a difference of 20 degrees with last weekend!
Olympus E-M10II + Olympus 12-40mm f2.8
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50967356902_61fb9e30ed_h.jpg)
Many trails over Granada. This one marks the spot :)
Lovely work you all, did i forget to mention anyone..?
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En route to my annual mammography exam I pass the entrance of this über-posh hotel, watched carefully by a monster creature. I'm not sure what zoological affinities are best describing the monster, but it sure looks imposingly great through my NEX-5N Monochrome with the Voigtländer 25mm f/4 lens
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Under surveillance. Everywhere
D5, 58mm 1.4g
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Thanks Fons.
They still exist, A Fuji FinePix S5 Pro with a shutter count of 3.200
105/DC
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Shipyard
35dx Z50
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This oak is the tallest tree in my yard. Every day, I look at it in one way or another.
It’s hard to miss.
In a couple of months, it will have a very different look about it.
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Urban Traffic
Fuji Finepix E900 (giving 18,2 MB Raw files)
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February 23
D3s 105mm f/1.4
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Pairs (II)
D5, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
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Cold morning (yes, for Tokyo) for the first time in a week or so.
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Sunshine and Crocus
Fuji FinePix E900
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Pairs (II)
D5, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
Great combination.
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Pairs (II)
D5, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
Well spotted :)
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Pairs (II)
D5, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
Two is pair, three is a crowd. :)
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Two is pair, three is a crowd. :)
And four is a mob. ;D
Nice capture, Paco!
Sunshine and Crocus
Fuji FinePix E900
Beautiful composition and color!
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Thank you all!
Pairs (III)
D5, 58mm 1.4g
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February 24
D850, 105mm f/1.4
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Pairs (II)
D5, 24-70mm 2.8 vr
post 241: how do you do this Paco? This is amazing, one of the best i've seen sofar!
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Thank you Hans, I don't know what to say. I'm blushing and very happy you enjoy it that much :)
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An intimate view. Work in progress.
Z6, 24-70mm f4s
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Thanks Akira.
Great Colours, Paco and Fons
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Thanks Akira.
Great Colours, Paco and Fons
Thank you John
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Many architectural prices for the Library 'LocHal' in Tilburg
D4s AF-D 80-200/2.8 (two ring)
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February 25
Robinia pseudoacacia
D3s, 24-70mm f/2.8
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Interesting edit Fons, it brings out the (or creates) a very interesting ambiance in accordance with the graphics.
Now I´m missing the "edit challenge" to play with it ;D
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Interesting edit Fons, it brings out the (or creates) a very interesting ambiance in accordance with the graphics.
Now I´m missing the "edit challenge" to play with it ;D
Thanks Paco.
Lets check if the link works
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/md4l73l7h1k9ccd/AADKdEUenW929qTQA7Smbg9ea?dl=0 (https://www.dropbox.com/sh/md4l73l7h1k9ccd/AADKdEUenW929qTQA7Smbg9ea?dl=0)
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It works, Fons ;)
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Muurhuizen (Wall Houses) is the name of a picturesque street in Amersfoort. It was built in the 16th century on the remnants of the first city wall which was destructed when the city grew larger and a new wall was constructed.
Olympus E-M10II + Olympus 12-40mm f2.8
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50979674167_d971955295_h.jpg)
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Glovo, home delivery of everything under the sun, all day long
D5, 58mm 1.4g
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Is this cotton wool? - D850 & AF-S 24mm @ F16
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The Copenhagen Light festival is going on this month.
Z6 S50mm f1.8 @1.8
The 50mm is certainly very good a f1.8 :)
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Interesting Christmas wreath, up until Easter
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Testing the Fuji FinePix E900 delivering excellent flexible Raws, comparable to the Fuji S5 Pro. Remarkable for a 'point-and-shoot'.
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Interesting Christmas wreath, up until Easter
Nice find and presentation, Tom!
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Testing the Fuji FinePix E900 delivering excellent flexible Raws, comparable to the Fuji S5 Pro. Remarkable for a 'point-and-shoot'.
I just realize that your crocus image was shot with E900 as well. Amazing image quality and beautiful color even for today's standard. For whatever reason, this particular model was not released in Japan.
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Apparently, there is no word "social distance" in the dictionary for the Japanese plums.
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February 26
Sunny afternoon
D3s, 24-70mm f/2.8
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Many architectural prices for the Library 'LocHal' in Tilburg
D4s AF-D 80-200/2.8 (two ring)
Nice image John. I hear and read good things about the Lochal and Tilburg. It was high on my list of places to visit before Covid struck.
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Glovo, home delivery of everything under the sun, all day long
D5, 58mm 1.4g
Nice one. Glovo. All the letters are in Golunvolo ;)
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Is this cotton wool? - D850 & AF-S 24mm @ F16
Very nice, moody image.
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The Copenhagen Light festival is going on this month.
Z6 S50mm f1.8 @1.8
The 50mm is certainly very good a f1.8 :)
I like it. It's indeed an excellent lens already at f1.8, well demonstrated in this image.
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Interesting Christmas wreath, up until Easter
Nice little scene with great colourful details.
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Testing the Fuji FinePix E900 delivering excellent flexible Raws, comparable to the Fuji S5 Pro. Remarkable for a 'point-and-shoot'.
Indeed great quality from a compact!
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Apparently, there is no word "social distance" in the dictionary for the Japanese plums.
Lovely image, Akira.
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February 26
Sunny afternoon
D3s, 24-70mm f/2.8
Great colorscape, Fons.
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Urban Rhythm. For scenes like this I much prefer the 4:3 format over others.
Olympus E-M10II + Olympus 12-40mm f2.8
For scenes like this I much prefer the higher 4:3 format. The Olympus is my preferred camera on my bicycle trips around town.
Using Capture One for RAW conversion the image quality is remarkable good for a smallish sensor.
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50979566196_227e305a00_h.jpg)
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Urban Rhythm. For scenes like this I much prefer the 4:3 format over others.
Olympus E-M10II + Olympus 12-40mm f2.8
For scenes like this I much prefer the higher 4:3 format. The Olympus is my preferred camera on my bicycle trips around town.
Using Capture One for RAW conversion the image quality is remarkable good for a smallish sensor.
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50979566196_227e305a00_h.jpg)
Thanks Luc.
Showing great results with your "small setup" touring through Amersfoort.
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Thanks Luc.
Showing great results with your "small setup" touring through Amersfoort.
Yes, very nice :)
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Nice image John. I hear and read good things about the Lochal and Tilburg. It was high on my list of places to visit before Covid struck.
Thanks Luc.
Let's hope Covid will disappear quickly. Always welcome here in Tilburg, just let me know if you have extra time when visiting !
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I just realize that your crocus image was shot with E900 as well. Amazing image quality and beautiful color even for today's standard. For whatever reason, this particular model was not released in Japan.
Thanks Akira.
That is very strange it was not released in Japan. What could be the reason ?
Especially that this Fuji (E900) alone has the ability to deliver a Tiff of 4864-3684 pixels large (with the Super CCD HR sensor). Hyper Utility 3 can also read and translate the raws.
This raw is a larger output than the Fuji S5 and earlier models. The specialty of the sensor, the highlight recovery, works als great with the E900 RAF's.
See the original brochure at that time (2006) https://www.fujifilm.ca/shared/bin/E900_Brochure.pdf (https://www.fujifilm.ca/shared/bin/E900_Brochure.pdf) Looking at the ebay selling locations one can conclude that especially in the UK this Fuji was an enormous success.
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Nice find and presentation, Tom!
Thanks Akira.
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Nice little scene with great colourful details.
thanks Luc.
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In front of the eye of a huge fly :)
Z6, 28mm 1.4e
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Lovely image, Akira.
Thank you, Luc!
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Thanks Akira.
That is very strange it was not released in Japan. What could be the reason ?
Especially that this Fuji (E900) alone has the ability to deliver a Tiff of 4864-3684 pixels large (with the Super CCD HR sensor). Hyper Utility 3 can also read and translate the raws.
This raw is a larger output than the Fuji S5 and earlier models. The specialty of the sensor, the highlight recovery, works als great with the E900 RAF's.
See the original brochure at that time (2006) https://www.fujifilm.ca/shared/bin/E900_Brochure.pdf (https://www.fujifilm.ca/shared/bin/E900_Brochure.pdf) Looking at the ebay selling locations one can conclude that especially in the UK this Fuji was an enormous success.
John, thank you for the details of the camera. Like any manufacturers, Fujifilm offers pdf manuals for the old models to download, but I couldn't find one in Japanese for this particular model.
I can only speculate, but they could have decided that the model of this type and spec was not going to be popular among Japanese customers. If the spec were that high, Japanese customers would have preferred a DSLR style model. Or, that was simply for the marketing reason. Remember, Nikon didn't sell Series E 28/2.8, 135/2.8 and a zoom (I forgot which one was that) in Japan. There should be other examples.
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In front of the eye of a huge fly :)
Z6, 28mm 1.4e
LOL! You are blessed with interesting backgrounds out there!
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In front of the eye of a huge fly :)
Z6, 28mm 1.4e
Yes. And it needs to be seen large I imagine. Very fine.
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The geometry, light and color caught my eye while walking the dog today. Not much more to it.
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In front of the eye of a huge fly :)
Z6, 28mm 1.4e
Great shot, Paco, with such a lovely background :D
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A bicycle road to Heaven?
Fuji E900
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John, thank you for the details of the camera. Like any manufacturers, Fujifilm offers pdf manuals for the old models to download, but I couldn't find one in Japanese for this particular model.
I can only speculate, but they could have decided that the model of this type and spec was not going to be popular among Japanese customers. If the spec were that high, Japanese customers would have preferred a DSLR style model. Or, that was simply for the marketing reason. Remember, Nikon didn't sell Series E 28/2.8, 135/2.8 and a zoom (I forgot which one was that) in Japan. There should be other examples.
Thanks for the reply, Akira. Sounds logical. The Bridge camera Fuji S9600 shares the same sensor as the E900. Is that one more popular in Japan?
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First signs of spring and snow thaw. Not sure for how long we can be in this "blessed" state of affairs, though. Weather has let us down so many times before this winter.
I availed myself of some spring light to do UV video with the PrimaLuce Z5 and the Coastal 60mm f/4 APO, through the usual Baader U filter. Colour balancing UV video footage from this camera is a challenge so far exceeding my skills I'm afraid, but I try to improve the situation. Anyway, here is a video grab frame. Clearly, I'm not a videographer either but capturing moving scenes in UV is a funny experience nonetheless.
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February 27
Roundabout
D3s, 24-70mm f/2.8
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Nice Fons, with all those matching colours ;)
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The geometry, light and color caught my eye while walking the dog today. Not much more to it.
what camera and lens?
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A bicycle road to Heaven?
Fuji E900
Very nice reflection, well observed ;)
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One more from the Light festival.
It looks like the bridge did tremble during the exposure ;)
Z6 S50mm f1.8 @f1.8 3 sec
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Front left to right: woman going out; "there is no way out" sign; "way out this way" sign ;D
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Front left to right: woman going out; "there is no way out" sign; "way out this way" sign ;D
Die Lage ist aussichtslos aber nicht kritisch ;-)
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;D ;D ;D
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Nice Fons, with all those matching colours ;)
Thanks John.
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In front of the eye of a huge fly :)
Z6, 28mm 1.4e
The girl must be small ;D
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The geometry, light and color caught my eye while walking the dog today. Not much more to it.
Nice perspective and colour.
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A bicycle road to Heaven?
Fuji E900
Shot through the frontscreen of a car, nice refraction of lights.
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First signs of spring and snow thaw. Not sure for how long we can be in this "blessed" state of affairs, though. Weather has let us down so many times before this winter.
I availed myself of some spring light to do UV video with the PrimaLuce Z5 and the Coastal 60mm f/4 APO, through the usual Baader U filter. Colour balancing UV video footage from this camera is a challenge so far exceeding my skills I'm afraid, but I try to improve the situation. Anyway, here is a video grab frame. Clearly, I'm not a videographer either but capturing moving scenes in UV is a funny experience nonetheless.
Like the colours, here.
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One more from the Light festival.
It looks like the bridge did tremble during the exposure ;)
Z6 S50mm f1.8 @f1.8 3 sec
3D effect :)
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Shot through the frontscreen of a car, nice refraction of lights.
Thanks, yes, Drive-Point-Shoot Camera :D
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Very nice reflection, well observed ;)
Thanks, Bent.
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Thanks for the reply, Akira. Sounds logical. The Bridge camera Fuji S9600 shares the same sensor as the E900. Is that one more popular in Japan?
John, Fuji sold generations of bridge cameras here in Japan. Apparently, S9600 was sold as S9100 in the US and Japan:
https://www.dpreview.com/articles/1628384753/fujis9600
The cases of manufactures naming the same model differently are not rare, which makes things confusing.
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The cases of manufactures naming the same model differently are not rare, which makes things confusing.
Thanks for the Link. Yes I know. And especially Fuji has a very un logical method in their FinePix series. There is no chronological overview. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujifilm_FinePix (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujifilm_FinePix) all those series, current and discontinued. Never saw such a chaos :)
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Sunlit porchlight
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Coelestial loo. Df, Zeiss 25/2.
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Coelestial loo. Df, Zeiss 25/2.
Aptly found, shot and named! You only need one thing: the negative gravity.
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what camera and lens?
Iphone12 max - the camera with you...
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Late afternoon sun on the former schoolbuilding with a Saint Aloysius statue (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aloysius_Gonzaga (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aloysius_Gonzaga))
Z6 50/1.8S
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Coelestial loo. Df, Zeiss 25/2.
Colourful shot with nice lines.
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piano
Z6, 35mm f/1.8s
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Showing great results with your "small setup" touring through Amersfoort.
Thanks a lot, Fons. It's part of my COVID lockdown pastime, shooting images of Amersfoort for a book with images.
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Thanks Luc.
Let's hope Covid will disappear quickly. Always welcome here in Tilburg, just let me know if you have extra time when visiting !
Thanks John, looking forward to that!
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piano
Z6, 35mm f/1.8s
Strong image, although a bit depressing as a sign of these times.
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The city counsel of Amersfoort has commissioned 34 artists to create artworks to be displayed around the city.
It's part of a walk-around-town project "Amersfoort on the Move" to stimulate people to be more active during COVID lockdown.
One of the art pieces is this - already controversial - corona virus artwork by local artist Anders Wolhar (pseunodym, he's obviously inspired by Warhol).
Olympus E-M10II + Olympus 12-40mm f2.8
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50988572818_0d53df5d1f_h.jpg)
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The city counsel of Amersfoort has commissioned 34 artists to create artworks to be displayed around the city.
It's part of a walk-around-town project "Amersfoort on the Move" to stimulate people to be more active during COVID lockdown.
One of the art pieces is this - already controversial - corona virus artwork by local artist Anders Wolhar (pseunodym, he's obviously inspired by Warhol).
Olympus E-M10II + Olympus 12-40mm f2.8
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50988572818_0d53df5d1f_h.jpg)
Strong image, although a bit depressing as a sign of these times.
Dont worry covid will not disappear!
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Iphone12 max - the camera with you...
Nice picture.
Not a bad camera to have with you. I like your composition, one characteristic the iPhone doesn’t really affect. I have the same phone and the thing I like best about it is it doesn’t drop calls. Perhaps a better antenna, more robust engine? Living in the woods as I do, that trumps the sexy camera, which I happen to like a lot.
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The city counsel of Amersfoort has commissioned 34 artists to create artworks to be displayed around the city.
It's part of a walk-around-town project "Amersfoort on the Move" to stimulate people to be more active during COVID lockdown.
One of the art pieces is this - already controversial - corona virus artwork by local artist Anders Wolhar (pseunodym, he's obviously inspired by Warhol).
Olympus E-M10II + Olympus 12-40mm f2.8
Plastic Art ;) Love the overview, Luc.
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The city counsel of Amersfoort has commissioned 34 artists to create artworks to be displayed around the city.
It's part of a walk-around-town project "Amersfoort on the Move" to stimulate people to be more active during COVID lockdown.
One of the art pieces is this - already controversial - corona virus artwork by local artist Anders Wolhar (pseunodym, he's obviously inspired by Warhol).
Olympus E-M10II + Olympus 12-40mm f2.8
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50988572818_0d53df5d1f_h.jpg)
I like your town and your pictures of it. Maybe someday - if we are released from these dangerously aggressive Covid protocols - I’ll see in person some of the places I have yet to visit in this wide and vast world. Meanwhile, I remain locked down in Connecticut. Aarrgghh.
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X100V
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The local river is about to free itself from the ice sheets covering its surface through the bitter cold months that just ended.
PrimaLuce Z5, IR (Hoya R-72), Laowa 11mm f/4.5
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The local river is about to free itself from the ice sheets covering its surface through the bitter cold months that just ended.
PrimaLuce Z5, IR (Hoya R-72), Laowa 11mm f/4.5
that is a spectacular landscape (riverscape). it makes me want to try IR.
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Beautiful, Birna!
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No much time for picture taking this days. I sneaked one during rehearsal :)
Z6, 24-70 f4 (great for recording rehearsals) iso 6400