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Fun with the RX-1
- Thread starter ashwinrao1
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A few random shots from Andalusia, Spain. Malaga/Mijas RX1
The Birds ...... by christilou1, on Flickr
Mijas........ by christilou1, on Flickr
Malaga...... by christilou1, on Flickr
The Birds ...... by christilou1, on FlickrMijas........ by christilou1, on FlickrMalaga...... by christilou1, on Flickr
The Cathedral, Malaga. RX1 Silver Efex
The Old and the Very Old...... Malaga by christilou1, on Flickr
The Old and the Very Old...... Malaga by christilou1, on Flickr
The Ute
Well-known member
Awesome shot.The Cathedral, Malaga. RX1 Silver Efex
Brian Mosley
New member
We found a wonderful sculpture park yesterday, finally a chance to use the RX1 in the rain!
RX1 1/80s f2 ISO 400
Kind regards
Brian
RX1 1/80s f2 ISO 400
Kind regards
Brian
The Ute
Well-known member
I do not know where you reside but if you live in the States and like that sort of thing you should visit "The Grounds for Sculpture" in N.J.
It's amazing.
Brian Mosley
New member
I sometimes wonder whether photographing artwork could be considered 'lazy' - but I love to see all captured art, and this second shot is beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
Cheers
Brian
Re: Fun with the RX1
And, as you say, it is a wonderful way to share art that may never be seen in person.
-Bill
I don't see how taking a photo of artwork is really substantially different from photographing a beautiful building or any other found object at all for that matter.
And, as you say, it is a wonderful way to share art that may never be seen in person.
-Bill
The Ute
Well-known member
Some find native American Rock art boring.
When you consider it is 600 or more years old and a window into the
Mind of the artist I don't see how anyone would then consider it boring.
But each to their own.
The other reason I posted these images was mentioned.
Many of these locations are quite remote and most people would be unlikely to ever see them in person.
Thanks for your compliment by the way.
When you consider it is 600 or more years old and a window into the
Mind of the artist I don't see how anyone would then consider it boring.
But each to their own.
The other reason I posted these images was mentioned.
Many of these locations are quite remote and most people would be unlikely to ever see them in person.
Thanks for your compliment by the way.
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
These are beautiful! I could look at this for a long time. I won't get to see these in person. I appreciate you posting them.
The Ute
Well-known member
My pleasure.
Glad you enjoyed them.
Frankfurt, city center
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