How about more and more fun with Canon...

[Erik Five]

 

[Douglas Benton]

My wife gave me a pin hole kit for Christmas. Here is the result (with a little help from a 24-70)

 

[arild]

Hey all, first post on this forum.

Most of these are from a trip to Paris with my pregnant woman this fall, with a 1DmkII and a 24-70. Cold colours and some desaturation (not selective such!) sort of separate these from the rest. The long shutter seaside pictures are from an island just outside Tromsø, Norway, where I live. These are taken with the 1D/24 f/1.4, and a 20D with a 90mm Tamron Macro. The two portraits of an adult woman(auntie) and an old man (grand uncle) are from a family reunion in November, when I had to try my new 24mm out. Love it!

 

[Helena]

Great photos everyone!
Douglas, I really like that. So artistic!
Erik, wow, very classy set!
arild, nice series. Glad to see another Norwegian here (although, I'm Swedish, but currently living in Trondheim).

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[arild]

Hi Helena! Not sure how I stumbled over this forum, but think I got sick of the exclusively Canon-centric ones. Great thread, hope I don´t ruin it with my hack work.

Anyway, have a short series coming up again. Shot around our neighborhood. C&C always welcome.

Napalm woods

Blue dusk

Down the drain

Short span lifetime

In between childhoods

 

[Arne Hvaring]

Some great shots posted here lately.
Erik, very elegant presentation!
Arild, welcome to the forum. As Helena said, nice to see another Norwegian posting here!
Speaking of which, here are two images from Sweden

 

[Arne Hvaring]

And three from Norway... First shot is taken with the 17mm T/S E.

 

[Jorgen Udvang]

This seems to become a very Norwegian forum. Great photos, all three of you. The snowy street almost makes me homesick, Helena. Is it Røros?

Unfortunately, I don't own a Canon, so I can't contribute anything here.

 

[pfigen]

Arne - I love the starkness of your black and white. I just want to see the horizon level on this as it's not off enough to feel on purpose. Isn't is great to see how well that lens draws black and white tones.

 

[Helena]

This seems to become a very Norwegian forum. Great photos, all three of you. The snowy street almost makes me homesick, Helena. Is it Røros?

Unfortunately, I don't own a Canon, so I can't contribute anything here.

Thank you! I should have included information about where I took those photos. Btw. we drove through Röros on our way to Leksand. I went out to take a couple of photos and was shocked by the cold. Later we found out that it was -40C that day!

#1: Leksand in Sweden. My parents-in-law live there.

#2: Trondheim, Norway.

#3: An old church town called Bonnstan in my hometown Skellefteå, in northern Sweden.
The church town consists of old cottages and apartments where farmers, who lived too far out in the countryside to return home the same day, stayed when they visited the church in town.

#4-6: Trondheim.

 

[Erik Five]

Im Norwegian to. LOL

 

[Arne Hvaring]

Arne - I love the starkness of your black and white. I just want to see the horizon level on this as it's not off enough to feel on purpose. Isn't is great to see how well that lens draws black and white tones.

Thank you, pfigen! Good point about the horizon. Here's a straightened version with a few added tweaks...

 

[MGrayson]

Verrry cold morning here...
1DsII 70-200/2.8L

Best,

Matt

 

[Devon Shaw]

Snow dog

 

[DHart]

Devon... take a trip to Tahoe recently? Nice pup!

 

[Devon Shaw]

I did! That's the trail up to the north shore lookout. He does love the snow.

 

[DHart]

I did! That's the trail up to the north shore lookout. He does love the snow.

Nothing like a wonderful dog and he sure is having a fine time in that magnificent spot. Awesome.

BTW, I love your image "Evening in"... great!

 

[Helena]

Really like that set with your dog Devon! Very nice!


One from Trondheim (5D + 35L):

 

[Devon Shaw]

Thanks DHart and Helena! I appreciate the input.

 

[bensonga]

Finally dug my 5D out of the closet on Friday and took a few images. Still miss my 40D (stolen). I've been thinking of replacing it with a 7D....or if I can swing the funds, a 1D Mk4.

In the meantime.....here are a couple shots from this week, both taken with the 24-105L lens. Seems like a pretty good lens to me, although I've read mixed reviews.

Gary