March 2019

[Frank Fremerey]

March 14

Rain keeps pouring



1 AW1 kitlens 11-27,5mm f/3.5-5.6

High Voltage low Contours ... very nice

[Fons Baerken]

High Voltage low Contours ... very nice

Thank you Frank.

[Birna Rørslett]

Actual colour is not green -- however, in my mind it should be. So it became.

Freshly painted is correct though.

[John Geerts]

Despite rain hail and wind, the 'Forsythia' continues 

D850  Voigt 180/4  and 3T

[golunvolo]

d5300 ir 830nm and 70-300 vr. Those files are hard work. I´ll keep trying...

[Fons Baerken]

d5300 ir 830nm and 70-300 vr. Those files are hard work. I´ll keep trying...

Considering a 590nm filterpack for more colour, well i do?

[Birna Rørslett]

Paco: I think you are doing pretty well

[golunvolo]

Thanks Birna 

  At what point one says: ok, enough photo gear...

[Frank Fremerey]

Not having adequate time to attend the discussions here I am building up a huge load of guilt.
This is a pic made with the dreadful 43-86 (@86mm) in front of my Z6.

I like the melancholic touch to this shot. cannot "see" a lens fault though, nice subject definition and bokeh

[Jack Dahlgren]

Enough of color and springtime.

[Jack Dahlgren]

Enough of color and springtime.

Posting tomorrow's photo in advance

[Frank Fremerey]

Enough of color and springtime.

you pour concrete in waveform???

[Jack Dahlgren]

you pour concrete in waveform???

Sine of spring?

It is the pattern created by the worker with a power trowel going back and forth across the slab.
For those that don't know concrete, one of the steps is to trowel the concrete. This occurs when the concrete has started to stiffen and has the purpose of smoothing the surface, consolidating the aggregate and bringing a slurry of concrete paste to the surface.

[ColinM]

Enough of color and springtime.

I prefer the b&w version.
No explanation needed, it just spoke to me Jack

[CS]

Sine of spring?

It is the pattern created by the worker with a power trowel going back and forth across the slab.
For those that don't know concrete, one of the steps is to trowel the concrete. This occurs when the concrete has started to stiffen and has the purpose of smoothing the surface, consolidating the aggregate and bringing a slurry of concrete paste to the surface.

Otherwise known as smoothing it out so that you don't see or feel the rocks (or aggregate if you prefer) once it cures.   

However, I don't think I've ever seen an exposure of the wavy pattern such as created by your post.  B&W or color, boh are interesting.