March 2019

[Akira]

Nice mood -- even including your favourite power pylon !

Thank you, Birna.  I guess the pylon is your favorite as well. 

Indeed very nice mood but also quite a interesting feng shui placement of the lamp lower right, near the mirrored position of the moon 
Cool!     

Erik, you are absolutely right.  The lamp is an important compositional element here.   

[Birna Rørslett]

The form factor of Japanese pylons are strikingly different to our native ones. So its presence is rather exotic !

[Birna Rørslett]

Onset of rush hour on the central railway station in Oslo. Commuter trains are flocking to the tracks to serve the traffic.

V1, 18.5 lens. Low afternoon sun and the scene contrast is almost too much for the poor sensor of the little V1, but it pulls though nonetheless.

[Bent Hjarbo]

Maybe I should start having the V1 with me at all times 

[Birna Rørslett]

With the tiny yet very sharp 18.5mm attached, the V1 fits nicely into my handbag. One just has to remember pull it out once in a while

[golunvolo]

Under the tree. IR 830mn d5300, 105mm 1.4 at f8. A lot of massage to the nef file to get any color...

[Birna Rørslett]

The massage succeeded massively among the best of the IR-ish images I've seen from you.

[golunvolo]

Thanks a lot Birna. The NG meeting in Granada was an inflection point. Yes they are a lot of work but very rewarding as well!

[CS]

With the tiny yet very sharp 18.5mm attached, the V1 fits nicely into my handbag. One just has to remember pull it out once in a while

Not one of my strong points, even though it's always been my intention when going about with my iPhone in my pocket. Thankfully, some folks, like you, do remember their capabilities, and post the results here!

[John Geerts]

Under the tree. IR 830mn d5300, 105mm 1.4 at f8. A lot of massage to the nef file to get any color...

Beautiful

Beter temperature, but where is the sun?

D7200  ZF 50/1.4

[John Geerts]

March 20.

Moon and magnolias.

Nice minimalistic translation of the spring

[Akira]

Under the tree. IR 830mn d5300, 105mm 1.4 at f8. A lot of massage to the nef file to get any color...

Paco, the image does not only look beautiful but also reminds me of a book "The Story Of Ferdinand" I fondly read when I was still naive.

[Akira]

Nice minimalistic translation of the spring

Thank you, John!

[Frank Fremerey]

mimosa again,
this time with a longer lens:
D500 & 4/300PF

[Frank Fremerey]

A Dead-Nettle Lamium species, Frank. Nice specimen. The species in this genus are quite similar and are differentiated on details not always apparent on images. Might be a Northern Dead-Nettle L. confertum.

Thank you, Birna!