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Spent some time playing around with home studio setup earlier.
Pic(s) you took today - an open thread
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Spent some time playing around with home studio setup earlier.
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Me too, it lives in my jacket pocket.
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A couple of goes at making use of a shaft of streetlight on the lounge floor during a boat of insomnia last night both on camera phone
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Ohhh I really like 2 and 6. And seeing 3 makes me think I dont seem many against the light shots these days, it was really popular at one time. Funny how photography goes in trends.
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I like a nice Chianti
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Thank you, Against the light/backlit can be very nice
I have had the comment "I wouldn't have taken that picture" before in another place but life is short and sometimes memories are into the sun/light I did have to wait for the boy to run into the picture and I did want the bird further in but it wasn't to be
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They rarely do what you want. When recently in London I saw an interesting street in Knightsbridge. I could see an interesting, brightly dressed character in the distance. He would really make the shot. I waited and waited as he got closer, just before he reached where I wanted him, he walked into a restaurant. Aaargh!Thank you, Against the light/backlit can be very nice
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British Jetski championship Rd3 at Crosby Lake, Liverpool. Fortunately the thunderstorms of the morning passed just before the racing.
BJSC_Rd3 - #65 by John Hallard, on Flickr
BJSC_Rd3 - #68 by John Hallard, on Flickr
BJSC_Rd3 - #65 by John Hallard, on Flickr
BJSC_Rd3 - #68 by John Hallard, on Flickr
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Some would say cute.... I say hello cheesburger.... I'll get my coat.
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A trip to Boscoble House
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Mrs Badger decided to climb onto the kids play park , as she has a really gammy leg ( serious bike crash) she couldn't get back down so had to come down the slide. You think she would know better at 60 ?
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I prefer this in Black and White and in Black and White it is the photo I'm most happy with from today
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LOL, first thing that comes to mind, only like me, I have to say "mint sauce" when I walk past sheep lol.Some would say cute.... I say hello cheesburger.... I'll get my coat.
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Experimenting with my point and shoot in the back garden
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Who says pigs don't fly?
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I never even noticed that . lol.Who says pigs don't fly?
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A few from this evening walk. Lumix TZ80 compact. The last one was a bit tricky, the dog didnt want to stop so I kept getting a tug on the lead
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A few abstracts from today. Canon 6d2 Tamron 28-300mm
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Opportunistic shot where I just held the camera near the floor and pointed it at the sky without using the viewfinder. I think it turned out ok but either way the weather was good!
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Just playing around this evening with a 1936 Leitz Elmar 5cm f/3.5 LTM lens from a leitz, (Leitz) II body - put the lens on my M240 using the M to LTM adaptor
an image from a walk along a local lane - just an illustration image nothing special
You can do wonders in Lightroom
(lens won't focus to infinity - it's just short - I need to "persuade" it)
an image from a walk along a local lane - just an illustration image nothing special
You can do wonders in Lightroom
(lens won't focus to infinity - it's just short - I need to "persuade" it)
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Bagged another couple of churches today while out working.
This one has a stone feature inside that is very unusual......
Basically it is the stone lid from a stone coffin. I have never seen one so ornate and it is limestone. The church is in an area of granite with no local limestone.
And the carvings appear to be at least thousand years old....
The second church has been modified over the years. The architect must not have had a laser....
This one has a stone feature inside that is very unusual......
Basically it is the stone lid from a stone coffin. I have never seen one so ornate and it is limestone. The church is in an area of granite with no local limestone.
And the carvings appear to be at least thousand years old....
The second church has been modified over the years. The architect must not have had a laser....
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No pics from the Monday drive home this weekend as this berk forgot to put the card in the camera before setting off.
Quick walk down the river and last nights Moon.
Quick walk down the river and last nights Moon.
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Every year, we are treated to a great display from our Rosa Mundi - a wonderful old rose with a beautiful scent - and every year, I can't help taking a photo of it!
Rosa Mundi 2024 by John Liddle, on Flickr
Rosa Mundi 2024 by John Liddle, on Flickr