Very nice Bill. The granite islands and shoreline of Georgian Bay/Lake Huron are quite beautiful.IQ180, LS 55mm.
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Very nice Bill. The granite islands and shoreline of Georgian Bay/Lake Huron are quite beautiful.IQ180, LS 55mm.
cant help but thinking "damn, that would look REALLY good in b&w"Some H3DII-22 + HC 80/2.8
Gentle giants, in my experience.I must also apologize for not putting the obligatory image of my pet when I joined and got my camera. Unfortunately, at that time, my Newfoundland had cancer--we observed the anniversary of his death this Sunday. But here is a photograph (with the Pentax 645D) of our second Newfoundland. She is tiny at only about 100lb--our previous Newfoundland was 150lb. And she is as cute as a button.
Jorgen,It can possibly be claimed that the Fuji GX680 isn't ideal for street photography and strictly speaking, it's a slight overkill. But... people change when they're confronted with the beast. I get kind of noticed and I get a different kind of portraits. A very interesting experience. I'll do more of this.
These two photos are from my first couple of rolls with the camera, so please have patience with me. I haven't shot MF since I sold my Rolleiflex Baby more than 10 years ago. That was a somewhat smaller camera :ROTFL:
Oh... and I need a new scanner. The almost 10 year old Epson 3200 isn't up to this at all
What a fine looking dog...thanks for sharing.I must also apologize for not putting the obligatory image of my pet when I joined and got my camera. Unfortunately, at that time, my Newfoundland had cancer--we observed the anniversary of his death this Sunday. But here is a photograph (with the Pentax 645D) of our second Newfoundland. She is tiny at only about 100lb--our previous Newfoundland was 150lb. And she is as cute as a button.
Some of the most compelling images you've ever posted. Absolutely stunning.Sunset last night from our backyard. Phase DF/80mm IQ160