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[vieri]

Re: Wild sunset over dilapidated farm, Italy

Magical,

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it Best regards,

Vieri

 

[vieri]

Delicate Italian Sunset

Sunset on a fishing's control post, in the Valli di Comacchio, taken just before my Workshop Leica Akademie Italy there last year with a Leica S (007), a Leica Vario-Elmar-S 30-90mm and Formatt-Hitech Firecrest filters.

Thanks for viewing, best regards

Vieri

 

[jotloob]

Re: Delicate Italian Sunset

Sunset on a fishing's control post, in the Valli di Comacchio, taken just before my Workshop Leica Akademie Italy there last year with a Leica S (007), a Leica Vario-Elmar-S 30-90mm and Formatt-Hitech Firecrest filters.

Thanks for viewing, best regards

Vieri

Very , very nice , Vieri , as always . :thumbs:

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Lake Wawa in Northern Ontario, shot last year. The Tamarack tree (Larch) is no longer there - perhaps torn down by ice breaking up last spring. XF/100/SK150

 

[vieri]

Re: Delicate Italian Sunset

Very , very nice , Vieri , as always . :thumbs:

Thank you very much Jurgen, glad you enjoyed it! Best regards,

Vieri

 

[tsjanik]

Great minds think alike, Tom! . While you were there we were quite close in southern BC and Alberta. We should share travel plans!

Now I'll stop hijacking this thread....

Nice rig! Well, we certainly like to travel to the same places, No timeline, but I am anxious to revisit BC and the west coast of Vancouver Island in particular. Next time my wife and I go to Bruce peninsula I'll drop you a PM.

Snow geese over the St.Lawrence River, Quebec. XF/100/SK240

This photo reminded me of some of my trips there. My wife and I have traveled a few times along the St. Lawrence over the years. IMHO its beauty is underappreciated by photographers compared to some well known destinations. One of our favorite campgrounds, Pardis Marin, is located just east of Tadoussac. There you can camp on the exposed granite of the Canadian Shield next to the St. Lawrence, which is a very deep estuary at that point. A volcanic rift there is as deep as 1000 ft. if my memory is correct. A great area for whale watching as the whales are feeding very close to shore (you can even hear them in your tent when they sound). A few old film shots illustrating the shoreline and the hardships some endure to see the whales (both Pentax 645N):



The campground includes a small Café with and delivery of fresh baguettes in the morning.



Along the southern shore the trip ends at Cap Bon Ami. Early morning fog rolls in over the Cap (Pentax 645D):



OK, I'll stop being a promoter for now.

Tom

 

[D&A]

Bill, lovely pic! I've been to Algonquin provincial park many times but never further north. Lake Wawa looks like a sensational place.

Tom, I really enjoy eastern Canada, especially along the St Lawrence. Years ago cycled a good distance east from Quebec City towards the Gaspe peninsula. Never made it as far as Cap Bon-Ami but would love to someday in the near future.

How many weeks in advance should I put in my reservation for rental of your rig.....of course with complementary fellow 645Z user discount...LOL! It sure will beat pedaling!

Nice rig and images Tom.

Dave (D&A)

 

[mjr]

Afternoon

Had a quick trip to Stockholm last week, only 1 night but grabbed a handful of shots. This may look completely rubbish as I'm borrowing a cheap nasty laptop at the moment so no idea how it looks! Anyway, you'll get the idea I'm sure.

 

[tsjanik]

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Tom, I really enjoy eastern Canada, especially along the St Lawrence. Years ago cycled a good distance east from Quebec City towards the Gaspe peninsula. Never made it as far as Cap Bon-Ami but would love to someday in the near future.

How many weeks in advance should I put in my reservation for rental of your rig.....of course with complementary fellow 645Z user discount...LOL! It sure will beat pedaling!

Nice rig and images Tom.

Dave (D&A)

Thanks Dave. That would be a great bike trip.

Tom

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Another version of Cap-Bon-Ami from 2010. DF and 150mm.

 

[Mark C]

Another version of Cap-Bon-Ami from 2010. DF and 150mm.

Love the clouds rolling off the top of there, we've had some of that here this week which I've been trying to capture, no luck so far.

 

[Mark C]

A seascape from earlier this week with my new GF 45mm, the sun broke through for a couple of minutes and I don't think I saw it again all day!

"Sun-shine after the rain..." by Mark, on Flickr

 

[docmoore]

Couple of Thanksgiving related pictures ...

Hasselblad 4116 XCD 90 3.2

Happy Thanksgiving all ....


Bob

 

[stevenfr]

B&W from Zion NP during the PODAS workshop I was instructing.

Steven

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Sunset at Giudecca, Venice.

Pentax 645Z A35

 

[mjr]

Morning

Still on a terrible laptop, waiting for my new mac to arrive so this may look rubbish!

Arrived in Vietnam earlier this week, a non photography related trip but obviously will be taking every opportunity to grab some shots. I arrived in rainy season, it's pretty torrential most days which is interesting!

I'm here with a landmine and UXO clearance charity, this is a quick shot of a search team looking for unexploded ordinance between heavy downpours, there's a lot!

 

[Deleted member 7792]

Some of the last fall color is the prettiest. Another one of my annual cliché images.

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Tintoreto in Venice

FA 45-85

 

[Mark C]

This shot which shows one of the restored 18th century buildings in Hardwick park, N E England, was one of the first I took when I got my GFX + 63mm. I reprocessed it today from the original RAW as the first version I did never looked quite right:

Hardwick Park by Mark, on Flickr

 

[stevenfr]

Maple and birch forest.

Steven