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Fun with MF images 2025

wattsy

Well-known member
A couple of views of Great End in the Lake District. The summit of this fell marks the north-eastern end of the Scafell massif, the highest land in England (which, at around 3000ft or so, isn't very high by international standards 😆). 907x CFV II 50c and 45P.





 

90s

Member
Quite a few great photos from that trip and in general Jakub on Flickr, thank you for sharing. Really enjoyed your Scottish series and a few aerials!
Thank you Alexyey I also started posting short behind the scenes videos. With the names of the places I visited. Maybe they will be interesting for someone.

Thank you too for visiting my gallery and I'm glad you found some photos that you liked.
 

MGrayson

Subscriber and Workshop Member
Weird. I woke up this morning and felt like 1) going outside and 2) taking pictures.
both X2D, XCD 25/2.5 at f/8

Untitled Cliché #17


And more my usual style:

Which Way is Up?

(Up is to the right, but I like it better this way.)

Best,

Matt
 
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darr

Well-known member
Very nice Darr. I live next to a beach too. Yesterday it was 15F. Lake Erie; our nonsense will remain for a bit.
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Hey Tom!

Gorgeous shot of a place that looks way too chilly for my taste. Stay warm! I'm actually quite proud of myself—I once camped in a tent in Iceland, just a short walk from floating icebergs, with nothing but a sleeping bag designed for those temps. I can do it… but let's be real, I never want to do it again. 😁
 

John Leathwick

Well-known member
Here's one from a long walk yesterday along the summit ridges of Banks Peninsula (NZ). The forests that occurred here at the time of European settlement (150 years ago) were largely cleared within 20 years, with some timber taken, but much of it burnt. The durable nature of some of the timber (totara) means that the landscape is still covered in dead spars and fallen trees. GFX 100s/F-Universalis/Digitar 47mm.

-John

Totara Mount Sinclair.jpg
 

John Leathwick

Well-known member
This was taken on the same trip as my previous post above - the stump of an old totara tree that has been repurposed to create the most solid corner fence post I have ever seen. A lot of creative energy has gone into this, including to downsize it and then to drill those massive 50mm diameter holes for the wires - and its still going strong after probably 120 years. Fuji GFX 100s/F-Universalis/ S-K Apo-Symmar 150 - the latter a great addition to my kit on the recommendation of Rod S.

-John

Ultimate fencepost.jpg
 
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