April 2025

[Fons Baerken]

April 12

apple blossom

Z7_2   Voigtländer 40mm f/1.2

[KarlMera]

New life

[Frank Fremerey]

And for me, there's something about what the bokeh does to the blossom that is also enogmatic & pleasing

There is a pop-out-effect.

Now that I see the picture on the calibrated machine: it is a tad blueish and too dark...

[John Geerts]

  Handsome indeed. He looks so big!

Thanks Paco!

[John Geerts]

Grandmother and Granddaughter (2 months old now)

D5 70-180mm

[ColinM]

Subtle gradations of Springtime green foliage on the East side of the Malvern Hills
Worcestershire, UK
Smartphone

[kasperbergholt]

[Ian Watson]

I really liked the images from  a few days ago from Ian (B&W), Akira (sun) and Birna (bad 200mmf2)

Were you happy with the way your PP turned out Ian?
I've only seen this on a tablet screen,  but might have been happy to get this from FP4

Thank you, Colin. The technique needs to be refined but is definitely on the right lines.

[aerobat]

Apple blossom - Z8 & Z 105mm MC

[Birna Rørslett]

Here in the outback, people do the weirdest things. Like building rocket launchers I've seen a few around. Not sure who are targetted by the missiles, though.  In general, we are on a friendly footing with our Swedish neighbours?

[ColinM]

I like the image Kasper and I like the OOF lighting umbrella trying to act incognito

[Fons Baerken]

Green alley lime trees
Zf  -  z40mm f/2

[Birna Rørslett]

B/w infrared, sometimes, really adds detail and ambience.

Abandoned old mill, Nikkor 70.180/2.8, B+W 093, Z5

[John Geerts]

Magnolia's

Z9  Angenieux 35-70

[ARTUROARTISTA]

Here in the outback, people do the weirdest things. Like building rocket launchers I've seen a few around. Not sure who are targetted by the missiles, though.  In general, we are on a friendly footing with our Swedish neighbours?

Birna,It looks like a hopper, for storing grain for livestock.