jonoslack
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Hi Malc
And a BIG welcome. Lovely shot.
We still have sunshine in the frozen east (suffolk Norfolk border) but the rain is coming for our panting lawn.
Just considering another dog walk. I do like bank holidays!
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Fun with the Pentax K5
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And a BIG welcome. Lovely shot.
We still have sunshine in the frozen east (suffolk Norfolk border) but the rain is coming for our panting lawn.
Just considering another dog walk. I do like bank holidays!
Thanks Joe,Rich,Jono.
A friend bought a k5 satarday so I personally blame him for the rain seeing as how i bet he's chomping at the bit to get outside
I doubt he wants to get his new toy wet and put the weather sealing to the test on his first outing
Continuing Leonard Cohen and Roy's theme-
if "one swallow does'nt make a summer",do two?
Regards
Malc
A friend bought a k5 satarday so I personally blame him for the rain seeing as how i bet he's chomping at the bit to get outside
I doubt he wants to get his new toy wet and put the weather sealing to the test on his first outingContinuing Leonard Cohen and Roy's theme-
if "one swallow does'nt make a summer",do two?
Regards
Malc
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ashwinrao1
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It's been a bit of time since my last post. Hope everyone is well. Here are few from Cincinnati, OH, as I was there this week-end for a wedding
ashwinrao1
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And a few from the wedding which I attended...
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AshwinIt's been a bit of time since my last post. Hope everyone is well. Here are few from Cincinnati, OH, as I was there this week-end for a wedding
This one rocks my boat ...
Lee
jonoslack
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Malc
The swallows shot is astounding - excellent - those beauties do not hang about. I'm seriously impressed. No exif? Lens?
Roy
Fine Prickly pictures - I like the second one best, and I'm jealous of that lens!
Ashwin
I used to really enjoy smoking - love the first shot.
You americans seem to have some other definition of NAKED from us over here . . . not only does she have her pants on, she seems to be wearing a bra as well! (great shot though).
Interesting the first two wedding shots - were you the photographer? or were you shadowing the photographer? Looks Like Fun at anyrate
all the best
The swallows shot is astounding - excellent - those beauties do not hang about. I'm seriously impressed. No exif? Lens?
Roy
Fine Prickly pictures - I like the second one best, and I'm jealous of that lens!
Ashwin
I used to really enjoy smoking - love the first shot.
You americans seem to have some other definition of NAKED from us over here . . . not only does she have her pants on, she seems to be wearing a bra as well! (great shot though).
Interesting the first two wedding shots - were you the photographer? or were you shadowing the photographer? Looks Like Fun at anyrate
all the best
jonoslack
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Having seen Malc's wonderful swallow shot I'm loathe to post these . . . . but I was going to, so here are this weekend's wildlife shots -
First a bee: (100 wr)
Then a fly - these are horrid flies, but as this one let me take it's picture . . . I didn't squash it! (100 wr)
Here is a noble cat - she will keep getting into boxes, and these days she thinks that she is a little slimmer than reality: (60-250
We have a goldfinch nesting in the vine outside our bedroom window - here she is, shot through the glass so as not to disturb her: (60-250)
A Roe deer I disturbed on the my walks: (100 WR)
Finally, a mysterious white spider protecting his buttercup (100 WR)
First a bee: (100 wr)
Then a fly - these are horrid flies, but as this one let me take it's picture . . . I didn't squash it! (100 wr)
Here is a noble cat - she will keep getting into boxes, and these days she thinks that she is a little slimmer than reality: (60-250
We have a goldfinch nesting in the vine outside our bedroom window - here she is, shot through the glass so as not to disturb her: (60-250)
A Roe deer I disturbed on the my walks: (100 WR)
Finally, a mysterious white spider protecting his buttercup (100 WR)
scho
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Yes, the latest water sport. This one paddled right into this scene in Puerto Rico. At first glance they appear to be walking on water.
Ashwin....these are my favs.....very nice. Is that the bride..... or bridesmaid after she caught the bouquet? Very compelling shot.
R
Good to see she's still as cool as ever. There's been too many dog pictures of lateHaving seen Malc's wonderful swallow shot I'm loathe to post these . . . . but I was going to, so here are this weekend's wildlife shots -
Here is a noble cat - she will keep getting into boxes, and these days she thinks that she is a little slimmer than reality: (60-250
David
ashwinrao1
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Thanks to Bart, Lee, Jono, Roy, and Rich.
Jono, I do think that the sensibilities of the middle of the U.S. maybe different with regards to clothing...LOL....whereas in Seattle, LA, and other big cities, the mantra of "Less is More" is in place, in Cincinnati, the fact that the naked cowgirl was quite clothed suggests that in these ares, "More is less", more or less..
Roy, I believe I was shooting the weddings at iso 800-1600 primarily, and adding grain in post-processing...
Hi Rich, this bridesmaid was somehone whose wedding I didn't attend (she was apparently at the same hotel at which I stayed). I think she was getting wedding formal shots taken at the hotel...seemed a bit bored. THe wedding that I actually attended was far more fun
Jono, I do think that the sensibilities of the middle of the U.S. maybe different with regards to clothing...LOL....whereas in Seattle, LA, and other big cities, the mantra of "Less is More" is in place, in Cincinnati, the fact that the naked cowgirl was quite clothed suggests that in these ares, "More is less", more or less..
Roy, I believe I was shooting the weddings at iso 800-1600 primarily, and adding grain in post-processing...
Hi Rich, this bridesmaid was somehone whose wedding I didn't attend (she was apparently at the same hotel at which I stayed). I think she was getting wedding formal shots taken at the hotel...seemed a bit bored. THe wedding that I actually attended was far more fun
ashwinrao1
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Carl, this is fantastic...has a nostalgic look!
ashwinrao1
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Here is a noble cat - she will keep getting into boxes, and these days she thinks that she is a little slimmer than reality: (60-250
Jono, of the series seen here, this is my favorite, though the gold finch and jumping deer take 2nd and 3rd prizes here. Funny how much you are able to find close to home ! The shadow detail in this image is commendable. Did you do any pull/push processing to bring out the shadow details?
ashwinrao1
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Lovely dew drops, Roy!
ashwinrao1
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Lovely Abstraction, Rich. Tempted to make this my screen saver. It's very calming!I don't know how this is going to look.......but I had a lot of enjoyment with it, trying to get the shadows right.
R