Fun With Sony Cameras

[Bugleone]

As of 27th June 'Photobucket' changed it's modus without any warning or informative email, such that image hosting is no longer allowed without change to a pricey tariff....... I don't respond well to the use of ransomeware against me so i can't play for now until i find another hosting provider.......

 

[k-hawinkler]

As of 27th June 'Photobucket' changed it's modus without any warning or informative email, such that image hosting is no longer allowed without change to a pricey tariff....... I don't respond well to the use of ransomeware against me so i can't play for now until i find another hosting provider.......

Good luck!

 

[Barry Haines]

Some recent images with the 85mm GM...
English Oak at Trelissick +
Kitty B at Malpas Creek (in colour and mono)

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[pegelli]

Knokke on a windy day (unfortunately the nice old building in the background is no more )


A700 + Sony 18-250

 

[Jan]

Werner's beautiful images from Val d'Orcia (Tuscany) inspired me to process one more from my visit there in May 2016, more might follow because it's probably one of the most beautiful sceneries I have visited and I have plenty more unprocessed shots

Val d'Orcia is truly out of this world. Some areas look like you are on a different planet. I certainly need to go back and shoot more. A good base for exploring the area is staying in/around Siena and drive down from there.

 

[mediumcool]

Knokke on a windy day (unfortunately the nice old building in the background is no more )


A700 + Sony 18-250

Have you considered cropping the sand out? I would ignore the left-hand lump, and clone it away.

 

[pegelli]

Have you considered cropping the sand out? I would ignore the left-hand lump, and clone it away.

Thanks for the comment. I thought about it (and even tried it in lightroom), but then the cut-off feet of the people make it really worse rather than better.

 

[pegelli]

Val d'Orcia is truly out of this world. Some areas look like you are on a different planet. I certainly need to go back and shoot more. A good base for exploring the area is staying in/around Siena and drive down from there.

Couldn't agree more

I'm sure I'll go back there one day, but there's too many places on my "to visit" list

Another sunrise in Val d'Orcia


A850 + Minolta 80-200/2.8 HS G

 

[mediumcool]

Thanks for the comment. I thought about it (and even tried it in lightroom), but then the cut-off feet of the people make it really worse rather than better.

Live dangerously!

 

[Thomas Erskine]

The tate Modern in London. The shard is looking good to.
Some pictures that I using a mamiya 55mm in shift adapter as well as some local adjustment help to the sky in C1

 

[gandolfi]

River Avon near Saltford.

 

[gandolfi]

Brollies in Bath.

 

[gandolfi]

Barley Clouds.

 

[gandolfi]

Clover.

 

[Deleted member 7792]

River Avon near Saltford.

Brollies in Bath.

Barley Clouds.

Interesting processing effect on all of these. I like it.

Joe

 

[tofa]

By the pond

 

[gandolfi]

Interesting processing effect on all of these. I like it.

Joe

Thanks Joe. My snaps usually spend some time sloshing about in the primordial soup that is Nik Col Efex4. Often use 3-6 filters per snap.

Choose from Detail Extractor, Glamour Glow, Low Key, Tonal Contrast, Darken/Lighten Centre, Nostalgic, Film Grain, Duplex, Image Borders. and others!!

I like to end up with images that do not necessarily resemble photographs

Cheers,

gandolfi.

 

[gandolfi]

The Paddy Fields of Shangri-La
from the series
Climate Change to Entropy
Step 1
Desertification:banghead:

 

[Barry Haines]

North Street, Fowey.

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[Barry Haines]

Burrator lake to Sheepstor village

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