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shortpballer

Active member
My Fiancee and our Baby :) Very excited for this next new step in our life!

P65+
32HR SB
17mm T/S
Alpa Max

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pophoto

Member
rayyen said:
Yeah, I arrived there before they rise the flag and the soldiers marching.
Last time I visit was also under construction... 2010, so lucky this time view not obstructed : )

I walk all morning in the Forbidden City, when I was back, I was told it was the coldest day this year... I'm not cold, but I also lost feeling of my hands and fingers, hahaha...

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Lovely set, what time do they raise the flag and march the soldiers?
 
GrahamWelland

GrahamWelland

Subscriber & Workshop Member
pophoto said:
Lovely set, what time do they raise the flag and march the soldiers?
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Tiananmen Square Flag Raising Time: Jan.-June, Beijing, China

:salute:

Certainly in the afternoon you need to be there early because there's generally quite a crowd. Last time I was there in November I used my camera on a monopod and used time release over my head. Lot's of 'local' tourists present. Expect also to have your bags scanned via x-ray on the way in to Tiananmen Square plus they clear everyone out pretty soon after the flag has been lowered.

One evening I was there they had a brief demonstration during the event - I swear that it was the fastest scoop and removal to a van that wasn't there seconds before that I've ever seen of a troublemaker by the plain clothed police and military.
 
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Marlyn

Member
Well, hard to compare with the amazing photo's in this thread so far, but here's some from recent shoot in Iceland.

Even though I've had it 6 months, this was the first major trip out with the new camera kit, and I have to say I am VERY happy with it !! But oh so much to learn yet.

All Comments welcome

Iceland. Detifoss Waterfall.
Cambo WRS-AE, IQ160, 32mm HR, Lee Filters. (Bigstopper, grads).

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This was shot on the North side of the falls, west side of the river.
 
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Marlyn

Member
Detifoss again, shot from the South side

Cambo WRS-AE, IQ 160, HR-32mm
RRS TVC-L 34 Tripod with leveling base, Arca Cube, Lee Filters.


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PS: I keep fiddling with this, to see how to post them like everyone else, as a full image, not a small thumb that needs clicking on !.
 
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Marlyn

Member
One of my favourite parts of Iceland is Jokuslaron Lagoon, and the attached beach.

These are lumps of Glacial Ice that break off the face of a glacier about 4km away. They float around in the lagoon for a while then, when small enough, float down a 400m 'river' into the sea, and get pushed up onto the beach.

Cambo WRS-AE, IQ 160, HR32 and a rising sun.


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etrump

etrump

Well-known member
Marlyn said:
One of my favourite parts of Iceland is Jokuslaron Lagoon, and the attached beach.

These are lumps of Glacial Ice that break off the face of a glacier about 4km away. They float around in the lagoon for a while then, when small enough, float down a 400m 'river' into the sea, and get pushed up onto the beach.

Cambo WRS-AE, IQ 160, HR32 and a rising sun.


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Marlyn,

What time of year were these taken? Do these kind of features melt by the end of summer?

Ed
 
GrahamWelland

GrahamWelland

Subscriber & Workshop Member
Marlyn said:
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This is excellent and also different to the 99% of Jokuslaron Lagoon shots I've seen which always seem to emphasize the blue-ness of the ice or isolation of chunks against the black sand. The warmth of the sunrise really makes this image special IMHO.

Very very nice! :thumbs:

I'm going there for two weeks at the end of March / early April and so it'll be interesting to see how that beach and scenery is at that time of year.
 
Pemihan

Pemihan

Well-known member
NOT the famous Horseshoe Bend, but still the Colorado River ;-)

Cambo WRS, Mamiya DM22, SK35XL - six shots stitched.

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Marlyn

Member
etrump said:
Marlyn,

What time of year were these taken? Do these kind of features melt by the end of summer?

Ed
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Shot in August 2012

They constantly change, it's glacier fed so new ice comes down to the beach daily.

I am going back in march, will see what it is like then.

Regards. Mark
 
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