Fun with 4/3rds cameras/ Image Thread

[scho]

Three shots taken with the GX8 +Leica 8-18 on an afternoon walk along Sixmile Creek in the gorge below my home.

 

[k-hawinkler]

Very nice Carl.

 

[biglouis]

Hurricane Light - the effect of the airstraim behind Hurricane Ophelia as it hits London in the UK, causing the sun to turn deep red.

GH5, Lumix 100-400

 

[mediumcool]

Jess in 2013

Panasonic G3 w/20mm f/1.7 Lumix 1/320 f/3.2 ISO 160

 

[mediumcool]

Shake

Panasonic G3 w/20mm f/1.7 Lumix 1/400 f/4 ISO 640

 

[mediumcool]

Wingnuts

Panasonic G3 w/20mm f/1.7 Lumix 1/250 f/4 ISO 160

 

[Knorp]

Hurricane Light - the effect of the airstraim behind Hurricane Ophelia as it hits London in the UK, causing the sun to turn deep red.

We experienced the same effect here in The Netherlands one day later.
Sahara dust and smoke from the bush fires in Portugal causing temperatures to stay behind two to four degrees centigrade. And a gloomy day ...

 

[Knorp]

Jess in 2013

Panasonic G3 w/20mm f/1.7 Lumix 1/320 f/3.2 ISO 160

Some fine pictures of a sweet doggy, Ian.
How’s Jess today ?

Kind regards.

 

[mediumcool]

Some fine pictures of a sweet doggy, Ian.
How’s Jess today ?

Kind regards.

She was about 16 months old at the time, having arrived at the end of December. Quite the confident lady—and boss of the gang—nowadays at the age of 5+; she’s a mix of Kelpie and Blue Heeler, both Australian working dogs (the Bluey is evident in the mottled colouring around her neck—Kelpies are often black, tan and white). The larger and older Kelpie-Lab male is very much under her t̶h̶u̶m̶b̶ paw.

 

[mediumcool]

Last of the spring flowers (at the bus stop)

Olympus E-M5 w/12–32mm Lumix zoom at 32mm 1/500 f/5.6 (max aperture) ISO 320

 

[f6cvalkyrie]

In Belgium, we also felt the influence of the sand and dust from the Sahara a few days ago ...
It made up for a beautiful sunrise

C U,
Rafael

 

[k-hawinkler]

Last of the spring flowers (at the bus stop)

Olympus E-M5 w/12–32mm Lumix zoom at 32mm 1/500 f/5.6 (max aperture) ISO 320

Very nice! Thanks.

 

[mediumcool]

Very nice! Thanks.

Thank you! This is a bit of a cheat compared to my usual processing in C1. Fired off six shots under the tree next to the bus stop, with a lot of wind, and with the bus rapidly closing in—this was the last, and most coherent. The Lumix 12–32 does not have a stellar reputation, though I have found it to be quite competent over its [limited] range. I output the TIFF to Pixelmator (as usual), where I duplicated the image to a new layer, and blurred it according to the theories of Johann Carl Friedrich Gauss, using an amount of 4 pixels. Setting that layer to 50% transmission over the original, I created a layer mask to make the internal areas of the flowers and in-focus leaf edges sharp. The fairly subtle glow makes the picture much more attractive, IMO.

Maybe I should post one without the glow as a reference.:grin:

 

[scho]

A few snaps taken with the GX8 and Leica 8-18 on a short walk through the Ithaca Children's Garden

 

[Jorgen Udvang]

Both of them GX8 with Pana 35-100mm f/2.8 @ 100mm, f/4 and cropped

 

[mediumcool]

Grey house

Olympus E-M5 w/12–32 Lumix at 12mm 1/3200 f/4 ISO 320

 

[Jorgen Udvang]

GX8 with Pana 35-100mm f/2.8 @ 100mm and f/2.8

 

[scho]

Another balmy, 75 degree F, late October day in central NYS. We took a short drive south into the hills south of Ithaca near Erin, NY and stopped at our favorite apple orchard. It was closed already for the season, but we took advantage of the nice weather and walked around the orchard. Last two images of the owners's house and a sculpture of their beloved dachshund. All images from the Panasonic GX8 and the Leica 8-18.

 

[mediumcool]

Orange roses and buds

Olympus E-M5 w/12–32 Lumix at 32mm 1/1250 f/5.6 ISO 320

 

[mediumcool]

Green and yellow leaves

Olympus E-M5 w/12–32 Lumix at 22mm 1/400 f/4.9 ISO 320