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Thorkil

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Barry Haines said:
Haven't really had much time for photography of late...Just catching up and going through everybody else's images over the last couple of months
Some really excellent work guys :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

The River Dart CV65mm and INRI taken in a dimly lit church in Probus earlier today with the 50mm f/0.95 Mitakon





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Yes, glad your on your feet again Barry! Life has its on and off-times, and the off-times can be necessary and a valuable part too :thumbs:
Best thorkil
(super splendid picture by the way!)
 
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Barry Haines

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The Ute said:
Good to see you Barry.
Hope you'll be able to come round more often.
Thorkil mentioned that you had some Family issues.
Miss your work.
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Thorkil said:
Yes, glad your on your feet again Barry! Life has its on and off-times, and the off-times can be necessary and a valuable part too :thumbs:
Best thorkil
(super splendid picture by the way!)
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Thank you Michael and also to Thorkil (especially for all of your PM's - Alison and I really appreciated your kind words).

I have watched this forum grow since it's very beginning and I eventually got around to joining GetDPI in May 2010 (originally as Barry) and the one thing that I have noticed over all these years is that most of the members are very supportive of one another...This is a nice forum to be part of...So thank you guys...Cheers Barry :)
 
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mmTK

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Barry Haines said:
Thank you Michael and also to Thorkil (especially for all of your PM's - Alison and I really appreciated your kind words).

I have watched this forum grow since it's very beginning and I eventually got around to joining GetDPI in May 2010 (originally as Barry) and the one thing that I have noticed over all these years is that most of the members are very supportive of one another...This is a nice forum to be part of...So thank you guys...Cheers Barry :)
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Welcome back Barry!:)
 
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seb

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This is one from my "Midnight in Sweden" series. I was a little late on the spot and probably missed a dreamlike sunset. At least it's what I'm thinking every time when I see the pictures. To get rid of this feeling I made a retouch of one of them. It should also get a touch of landscape painting from the 19th century.

I hope you forgive me the artistic disaster. :D

Sweden in the 19th Century
(a7RII + Loxia 21/2.8)

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Here is the original (on Flickr), which comes quite close to how I remember the mood/light of that night. If someone wants to see what I processed.
 
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Pradeep

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seb said:
This is one from my "Midnight in Sweden" series. I was a little late on the spot and probably missed a dreamlike sunset. At least it's what I'm thinking every time when I see the pictures. To get rid of this feeling I made a retouch of one of them. It should also get a touch of landscape painting from the 19th century.

I hope you forgive me the artistic disaster. :D

Sweden in the 19th Century
(a7RII + Loxia 21/2.8)

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Ah, beautiful! Love this. Was this processed to look like a sunset? Thanks for sharing. It does look like an Old Master.​
 
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seb

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Pradeep said:
Ah, beautiful! Love this. Was this processed to look like a sunset? Thanks for sharing. It does look like an Old Master.
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Yes, exactly. It's the way how I phantasize the mood an hour before I took the photo. Thanks for your kind words. :)
 
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My sister kindly dropped her Canon 70-200 f4 lens, at the weekend. It's an older model, without IS, but that's fine for a an A7II.... So what's a man to do? Well, for starters, he must blow the best part of £200 on a Sigma MC-11. The results? I like this lens! Something about the 70-200 range, on a full frame sensor, just seems to work quite nicely. I want one (though I'm not sure which one)! Few snaps, all processed in Capture One and finished off in Photoshop.


The Manchester Cityscape by Jason Hindle, on Flickr


NV Buildings #1 by Jason Hindle, on Flickr


NV Building #3 by Jason Hindle, on Flickr


The Lowry by Jason Hindle, on Flickr


Front end of the Lowry by Jason Hindle, on Flickr


Media City Abstract by Jason Hindle, on Flickr


The Symbol Of Manchester by Jason Hindle, on Flickr


Lowry Bridge by Jason Hindle, on Flickr


Holiday Inn #3 by Jason Hindle, on Flickr

Alas, I'll soon have to hand this rather nice lens back (and I've promised her some quality time with my Olympus 12-40 in return).
 
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