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LX3 images.
- Thread starter gandolfi
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Newcomer to the LX3 thread...have been participating in the Pentax K-5 thread. Picked up an LX3 as a carry round while running errands...and have been amazed by it's ability to render fine detail. First two pics are storage tank lids at the local gas station.
Roy Benson
Roy Benson
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Hello All,
Hilton, that's a fine looking lump of metal! I had to look up Damascus Steel on Wikipedia, where there is a fine photograph of a sword maker in Damascus, Syria in about 1900. I would guess Signor Gianferrari's forge/workshop looks slightly different
Here a few pics down by the riverside in Bath. Removed the colour and vintage-toned using the simplicity of iPhoto.
Cheers,
Gandolfi.
Hilton, that's a fine looking lump of metal! I had to look up Damascus Steel on Wikipedia, where there is a fine photograph of a sword maker in Damascus, Syria in about 1900. I would guess Signor Gianferrari's forge/workshop looks slightly different
Here a few pics down by the riverside in Bath. Removed the colour and vintage-toned using the simplicity of iPhoto.
Cheers,
Gandolfi.
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Hello All,
This is the Midsomer Norton & Radstock Silver Band playing in dappled sunlight on the village green at Priston, SW of Bath, on the May Day holiday.
I know they are playing The Monkees hit 'Daydream Believer' because I can zoom in on the sheet music in the original pic and read it!!
Fiddled in Elements6 to give a 'gouache on board/ oil on canvas' feeling
Cheers,
Gandolfi.
This is the Midsomer Norton & Radstock Silver Band playing in dappled sunlight on the village green at Priston, SW of Bath, on the May Day holiday.
I know they are playing The Monkees hit 'Daydream Believer' because I can zoom in on the sheet music in the original pic and read it!!
Fiddled in Elements6 to give a 'gouache on board/ oil on canvas' feeling
Cheers,
Gandolfi.
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Rawfa
Active member
Classic framing! Photography 101. Love it!A view within a view . . .
