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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY
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dave.gt
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Great work, Dave! Love it!
You are going to have to mark some good locations for me to stop if/when we eventually get back to the Smokies. It is impossible for me to plan or simply scout a site location considering our complicated situation.
Access and logistics also complicate matters.
It is so nice to see your images, I really miss the mountains.
You are going to have to mark some good locations for me to stop if/when we eventually get back to the Smokies. It is impossible for me to plan or simply scout a site location considering our complicated situation.
Access and logistics also complicate matters.
It is so nice to see your images, I really miss the mountains.
Dave, your words are always most kind and most appreciated, thank you. I definitely understand your situation and would help in any way I could suggesting locations, but I am definitely not the knowledgeable one in this regard. I too was greatly and kindly assisted when it came to the Great Smokies Nat'l park. LOL...put me 1/4 mile along a hiking trail, and without a GPS, I'd be lost for weeks! I think the story of Hansel & Gretel and their use of "breadcrumbs" was actually based on my means of navigation when walking in the woods. Trial & error is my motto!Great work, Dave! Love it!
You are going to have to mark some good locations for me to stop if/when we eventually get back to the Smokies. It is impossible for me to plan or simply scout a site location considering our complicated situation.
Access and logistics also complicate matters.
It is so nice to see your images, I really miss the mountains.
Dave your recently posted flower images have been lovely and can just imagine how wonderfully you'd capture the varied often spectacular scenes of this treasured park. I do hope when possible, you'll be able to get back there soon. Thanks again.
Dave (D&A)
*** P.S. I should add that where I grew up, we had "trail markers" such as "West 57th St.", "Broadway" & the " Holland Tunnel" (not to be confused with Tunnel View....LOL). This was accompanied by brightly lit green signage and arrows. I have yet to find such "trail indicators" while exploring the interior of the Great Smokies!:ROTFL:
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dave.gt
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Thanks for your kind words.Dave, your words are always most kind and most appreciated, thank you. I definitely understand your situation and would help in any way I could suggesting locations, but I am definitely not the knowledgeable one in this regard. I too was greatly and kindly assisted when it came to the Great Smokies Nat'l park. LOL...put me 1/4 mile along a hiking trail, and without a GPS, I'd be lost for weeks! I think the story of Hansel & Gretel and their use of "breadcrumbs" was actually based on my means of navigation when walking in the woods. Trial & error is my motto!
Dave your recently posted flower images have been lovely and can just imagine how wonderfully you'd capture the varied often spectacular scenes of this treasured park. I do hope when possible, you'll be able to get back there soon. Thanks again.
Dave (D&A)
Trial and error. I wish I could attain that level of sophistication, mine always seems to be the breadcrumb-less venture.
Lately, I have been pushing the boundaries more so than previously just to see what I can learn. All error! But then I change the rules to fit the situation. I am finding it to be fun if a bit inordinate!!!
One thing I am still struggling with: Dante! I am having trouble going back to formats less than MF. It is a miserable situation that I need to reconcile.
dave.gt
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DJ,
Stunning! What else can I say except thank you for posting....:thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:
dj may
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Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Reconcile? Why? Once Dante's got you, it's all pointless. You have been assimilated! Enjoy it!Thanks for your kind words.
Trial and error. I wish I could attain that level of sophistication, mine always seems to be the breadcrumb-less venture.
Lately, I have been pushing the boundaries more so than previously just to see what I can learn. All error! But then I change the rules to fit the situation. I am finding it to be fun if a bit inordinate!!!
One thing I am still struggling with: Dante! I am having trouble going back to formats less than MF. It is a miserable situation that I need to reconcile.
Warmest regards,
Bill
Shashin
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So, where can you find a natural landscape in Tokyo? This is Kasai Rinkai Park, an artificial island built to preserve the natural habitat of the bay area.
The loudspeakers are to warn people of approaching tsunamis. The bridge in the background connects Tokyo with Tokyo Disneyland, which is in Chiba (but that sounds better than Chiba Disneyland [if you had a choice between New York Disneyland and New Jersey Disneyland, which would you take?]).
(Plus 6-stops of ND.)
The loudspeakers are to warn people of approaching tsunamis. The bridge in the background connects Tokyo with Tokyo Disneyland, which is in Chiba (but that sounds better than Chiba Disneyland [if you had a choice between New York Disneyland and New Jersey Disneyland, which would you take?]).
(Plus 6-stops of ND.)
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mjr
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Afternoon
Not sure I can get this right, the jungle in Vietnam is just chaos, hard to pick out an individual tree amongst the massive amount of green! I think I shot a few hundred pictures, close up, out wide, can't seem to get what I want, resorted to the 110 from the other side of this valley early one morning. Tried half a dozen black and white conversions of this but it becomes a little too abstract so leaning towards colour.
Edit, added a different shot with a black and white, just because I felt like it!
Not sure I can get this right, the jungle in Vietnam is just chaos, hard to pick out an individual tree amongst the massive amount of green! I think I shot a few hundred pictures, close up, out wide, can't seem to get what I want, resorted to the 110 from the other side of this valley early one morning. Tried half a dozen black and white conversions of this but it becomes a little too abstract so leaning towards colour.
Edit, added a different shot with a black and white, just because I felt like it!
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mjr
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Morning
Back home in Sweden now and have returned to a nice Spring landscape, the river in full flow and the Birch trees coming in to leaf, nice.
Back home in Sweden now and have returned to a nice Spring landscape, the river in full flow and the Birch trees coming in to leaf, nice.
dave.gt
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Jean-luc,
Nicely done, feathers are always curious motifs and much appreciated as they make me think.
Your Flickr images have a lot of striking color! I love that and you are having fun while sharing beautiful images with us. I love that, too! Welcome to our little window on the world, it is nice to look out of yours.
Nicely done, feathers are always curious motifs and much appreciated as they make me think.
Your Flickr images have a lot of striking color! I love that and you are having fun while sharing beautiful images with us. I love that, too! Welcome to our little window on the world, it is nice to look out of yours.
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Haw Creek Falls, Arkansas, US. Taken with a Arca rm3di and Rodenstock 40mm. 3 part stitch. IQ260.
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Michiel Schierbeek
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