Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

[Andrew]

Lovely image! Really nicely done :thumbs:

Thanks Nathan

 

[Ed Hurst]

I am sorry in advance. I went out tonight to take a picture of an eclipse. And it was cloudy. Not only that, but the conditions were not very useful at all. So it's time for some photo onanism. Please accept this image in the ironic spirit in which it is intended...

[/url]_IGP8235Step5CropSMALL by Ed Hurst, Spiffing Pics (140k+ views - thanks!), on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[MARKC]

When I was in the train way back home last Saturday, I was so tempted by the unstable weather... Finally, I headed back to Sunny Bay, as seen !

Classic 38/4.5 T* Biogon with P25+

 

[Shashin]

120mm macro at f/4. Tomatoes at three weeks.

 

[tsjanik]

120mm macro at f/4. Tomatoes at three weeks.

Three weeks! What are you feeding them?

 

[tsjanik]

My photography has been largely limited to ice and birds for the past six months; I know bird pictures are received by some as only slightly better than cat pictures, still I really like this shot of Caspian tern beginning a dive.

Tom

_IGP1957 copy by tsjanik47, on Flickr

 

[Landscapelover]

Great Sand Dunes National Park, Alamosa, CO
Phase One IQ180/Phase One DF/SK 150mm
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[Shashin]

Three weeks! What are you feeding them?

I am just impatient. It is more like five weeks.

This has been a crazy year.

The image on the left was taken on May 3rd, 2010. The image on the right, last Sunday. Same place and this Saturday is May 3rd. I am thinking my garden will not turn green in the next couple of days. It might, however, snow...

 

[ckhfrankie]

What a pretty and sexy photo .....

 

[PSon]

Hasselblad 501CM + 60mm CB + CFV-16

 

[aCIDfire]

Trichoglossus haematodus from Prague ZOO.

Leica S2 + SMC Pentax-M* 67 300mm F4 ED [IF] + Pentax 67 TC 1.4

 

[Shashin]

Wishing you folks a wonderful (warm) May Day.

 

[malmac]

Trichoglossus haematodus from Prague ZOO.

Leica S2 + SMC Pentax-M* 67 300mm F4 ED [IF] + Pentax 67 TC 1.4

Is this what we call in Australia a Rainbow Lorikeet?


Mal
Australia

 

[Ed Hurst]

Hi Mal,

I would say it is. Either that or the birds that keep me awake are doing a damn fine impression!

Ed

 

[Ed Hurst]

[/url]_IGP8299_From_Raw by Ed Hurst, Spiffing Pics (140k+ views - thanks!), on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[aCIDfire]

Is this what we call in Australia a Rainbow Lorikeet?


Mal
Australia

Translating from czech language it should be "Lori multicolour mountain" but a latin name and google confirm that it´s a Rainbow Lorikeet.

 

[ondebanks]

I am just impatient. It is more like five weeks.

This has been a crazy year.

The image on the left was taken on May 3rd, 2010. The image on the right, last Sunday. Same place and this Saturday is May 3rd. I am thinking my garden will not turn green in the next couple of days. It might, however, snow...

Now that's what I call time-lapse photography!

Looking forward to seeing the next frame in May 2018.

Ray

 

[Shashin]

I am planning on having the first second of video done in 2106...

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

I am just impatient. It is more like five weeks.

This has been a crazy year.

The image on the left was taken on May 3rd, 2010. The image on the right, last Sunday. Same place and this Saturday is May 3rd. I am thinking my garden will not turn green in the next couple of days. It might, however, snow...

Don't feel too bad, Will - we still have so much ice on Georgian Bay that our local ferry has postponed the start of its season - usually it would be tomorrow but it looks like it would well be another week yet.

We have daffodils out but not much else!

Bill

 

[ondebanks]

If it's any consolation, it's been a beautiful April here in Ireland and vigourous Spring growth came early, if anything.

Last year was the opposite: an unprecedented cold period between March and May delayed fresh grass growth so much that cattle farmers ran out of winter fodder, and were forced to import it from Britain and Holland. Then that too ran out, and they were forced to import it from France. Fodder Crisis · TheJournal.ie

Then things swung the other way: for much of July we had a rare heatwave.

More extreme weather followed in a 7 week period from December to February of this year, with a remarkable succession of violent Atlantic storms, exceeding anything in living memory, causing a lot of coastal damage and felling huge numbers of trees inland.

Climate change models predict an increase in extreme weather events; we've certainly been experiencing that here.

Ray