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Fun with the RX-1

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Muizen

New member
eleanorbrown said:
One more shot this evening with the RX1R. Upper Snake River near Montezuma. River is very high and large boulders here so lots of water action from all the rain of late. However used my 6 stop ND filter and iso of 64 to calm things down and soften the tones in the water. Eleanor

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Eleanor:
When I see your shots of the water flow in Snake River, I can only conclude that I have never seen water flowing like you present in your river images. More like milk flowing rather than water.
Is this really the way of shooting water movement in rivers and water falls?
Harry
 
L

Landscapelover

Senior Subscriber Member


Daniels Park, CO
The more I use, the more I like this small camera and lens. It's so easy to change to B &W. The files are so good.
It's a fantastic camera. After serious shooting sessions with the medium format, taking pictures with the RX-1 is like meditation.
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M

mjr

Guest
Evening

Still really enjoying my RX1, in many ways it is the ultimate travel camera for me.

Here's a couple from today.





 
M

mjr

Guest
Evening

More from the rx1 today, took a trip to a huge Howitzer placement, miles and miles of tunnels carved in to the mountains. A very poignant moment as i stood with a Chinese family. There was massive loss of life on both sides during the conflict.

 
Shashin

Shashin

Well-known member
Mat, great work. Even the depressing stuff. Here is for peace, although the region does not seem to be heading in that direction.
 
M

mjr

Guest
Hi Will

Thanks, much appreciated. It's an interesting place for sure, I was here 4 years ago working on the plan for removing the land mines and unexploded ordnance from the island, now all the work is complete the difference is stark. There are loads of parks, museums and monuments and the tourists are flocking. Mainly Chinese who are fascinated with the island.

I'm glad that even the depressing stuff is viewable, there are stories to be told and even daily life is so different to what we know in the West that it's worth documenting. I'm enjoying the street photography, not really done any before.

Anyway, I agree, here's to peace.

Mat
 
Shashin

Shashin

Well-known member
Mat, no problem with showing the bad stuff, it is just depressing that we don't learn enough from history. I am an optimist because there is no point being anything else. And your land mine work is more impressive than your already fine photography. I toast you for that. But to be honest, and I am sure your agree, it would have been better if we did not need folks like you, at least for that work.

But enjoy Taiwan. I really enjoyed living in the far east. It is a fascinating place and about as far as you can get from a Western cultural perspective.
 
M

mjr

Guest
I agree Will, far better if we were capable of learning from our history and far far better for there not to be a need for the likes of me and the guys I work with. Somehow i think we'll be busy for a while yet.

Here's a couple from today, just wandering around and enjoying all there is to see.



 
M

mjr

Guest
Evening

At the risk of boring people! Here's a few more from this evening, the RX1 is incredible at night.





 
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