January 2022

[pluton]

Okay, this is still an "in-the-box" shot.   

Nice one, Akira. Ancient and modern.

[Akira]

Nice one, Akira. Ancient and modern.

Thank you, Keith!

[Bruno Schroder]

Okay, this is still an "in-the-box" shot.   

An out-of-the-box 'ïn the box", if I may say ... Nice colors and tones, Akira

[Bruno Schroder]

Fort in fog. Ambleteuse
D500 16-80 DX

[Fons Baerken]

January 16

the balcony

zfc, 16-50

[Akira]

An out-of-the-box 'ïn the box", if I may say ... Nice colors and tones, Akira

Thank you, Bruno.  I like your yet another atmospheric landscape.

[John Geerts]

Fort in fog. Ambleteuse
D500 16-80 DX

Beauty Bruno.  Great muted colouring.

[John Geerts]

Cold and foggy

A stream in the forest

Z7 AIS 80-200/4

[Akira]

Somewhat inspired by Birna's LitSwD shot.

SIGMA fp, 45/2.8 and Kenko 0.45x wide converter.

[Bruno Schroder]

Thank you, John and Akira

[Bruno Schroder]

Morning frost.
D750 300/4 PF, quite cropped.

[Bruno Schroder]

the balcony

Nice scene, Fons, I feel the pulse of the group.

[Bruno Schroder]

Somewhat inspired by Birna's LitSwD shot.

Strangely, I start to perceive this as bordering on abstraction. I like it a lot.

[Akira]

Strangely, I start to perceive this as bordering on abstraction. I like it a lot.

Thank you, Bruno.  For some reason, I see photography in general as a process of abstraction.  Even though the subject is very concrete like landscapes or portraits, you are converting 3D subjects to 2D images, which could be seen as a way of abstraction.

[Birna Rørslett]

Today, I found myself in front of the lens instead of behind the camera. A Brazilian photographer Bárbara Nunes followed me today for her photo book project on transgender people. Oh well.