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Eggshells
On the kitchen table, this afternoon. all K5, 100mm D FA Macro. Tripod. Manual focus & exposure. ISO 100. 6 secs @ f22. Hope you liked them, thanks for looking. C & C welcome. Roger.
Posted by coker on 27/01/2018 - 14:19
curlews
Thanks Roshni, settings were on AV for both, and f6.7, iso 100,@ 1/180 for the close up and without the converter the other was f5.6, iso 100, @1/180 , flash was fired for both, using the 1.7 converter means some manual adjustment to the lens is required before auto focus can work.
Posted by 08tiger on 01/02/2018 - 06:39
Tonight's Supermoon (31 Jan 2018)
Here's my effort using the 60-250. I tried using the Sigma 150-500 but found that the result from the 60-250 was better even though it had to be cropped a lot more. Manual focus but a bit hit and miss because I couldn't remember how to zoom in on live view (I think the method was different on my old...
Posted by smudge on 31/01/2018 - 22:13
Tonight's Supermoon (31 Jan 2018)
Here's mine with the K1 + 150-450mm, manual focus. As jeallen01 said it was too bright for live view but I forgot that the screen can be dimmed. Grabbed a shot between clouds with a 2-sec delay. Dunno why but this isn't as sharp as the copy on my monitor.
Posted by RobL on 31/01/2018 - 22:29
Tonight's Supermoon (31 Jan 2018)
Just thought - anyone with a K1 could try crop sensor in aps-c mode which is like a teleconverter on an FF lens. If it’s clear again i’ll give it a go. Very least I could manually focus better.
Posted by RobL on 01/02/2018 - 07:45
Tonight's Supermoon (31 Jan 2018)
Thanks for all the updates and advice on what "should" work, and so, tomorrow, I might try some PP on the best of last night's shots along the lines of what Mike-p said earlier - depends on how I feel after we get back from the "Destinations 2018" show at Olympia where we will be looking for a holid...
Posted by jeallen01 on 01/02/2018 - 22:48
Tonight's Supermoon (31 Jan 2018)
Maybe a day late to call this a supermoon as i took this last night. It is a composite as the moon itself required 6 stops less light than the clouds. I took this in the back garden framed by the pine trees wit the K1 and the DFA 150-450
Posted by pschlute on 02/02/2018 - 22:33
Light & Shadow in the Landscape
Thanks Phil & Chris. Hard to pick a favourite, but #5 probably just shades it for me (apologies for the pun!). This would be a good location to track in different seasons and times of day. Phil I think you are right; the area is a natural 'bowl' in the landscape and I fully intend to go back ...
Posted by alfpics on 03/02/2018 - 10:59
Goldcrest
....in a yew tree in the Churchyard, today. All K5, 150-500. TAV mode, 1/500th. @ f8, iso1600. Handheld, manual focus. Thanks for looking, any thoughts welcome. Roger.
Posted by coker on 07/02/2018 - 16:24
Fore
Very good processing, effective use of mono, light & shade, tonal gradations etc. I like the strong lead in lines on No1 and 3 ......I don't think you should have had a tree right bang in front of the Abbey though (No2). Looks like a great place for photos! Hi. Thanks for opinion. You're right, ...
Posted by matt_koz on 15/02/2018 - 10:29
Urban Abstracts
My focus was on Newcastle's Gallowgate area on my most recent photo walk in the city. Overshadowed by St James park (Newcastle United) the area features colourful new architecture at the developing Newcastle University. All these were shot on my K30 and DA*50-135m lens. Gallowgate No. 1 ...
Posted by davidtrout on 12/02/2018 - 17:03
Botallack Mine
Very lovely colour tones here, especially the gentle blues and pinks in the sly. The long exposures bring a mysteriousness and dream like quality also. You've really conveyed a feeling of the isolation and history ..... It takes me back to the days of reading The Famous Five!
Posted by McGregNi on 13/02/2018 - 18:05
Monknash
Thanks all. Not shot any images before this since the flower image shooting in the kitchen and haven't picked up the camera since. Battling some mental health issues at the mo so slowly getting my head back in the right place.
Posted by cardiffgareth on 21/02/2018 - 21:27
Back in the north-east
And the first time I've been near enough to St Mary's to be able to get there for sun-up. These won't be anything special for the locals, no doubt, but I'm glad I made the effort to get out of bed! 1 2 3 Later the same day, at Tynemouth 4 And the Fisherman memorial wasn't...
Posted by jvs on 18/02/2018 - 17:53
Back in the north-east
Well worth getting up early for! I do like the fishermen's memorial photos, especially number 5.
Posted by OldTaffy on 19/02/2018 - 17:55
Back in the north-east
Love the colours in the first series John. The second is my favourite composition but you need to realign it, the image appears to be leaning a bit to the right.
Posted by pschlute on 19/02/2018 - 19:52
Back in the north-east
Beautiful Colors. Great set.
Posted by razashaikh on 20/02/2018 - 04:42
Back in the north-east
Thank you all for commenting. A few more from the trip north to follow in due course, I hope. Peter, I can see why you make the comment about "leaning to the right", but I think it's an impression created by the lie of the foreground rocks. The vertical lines of the lighthouse keeper's house seem...
Posted by jvs on 20/02/2018 - 19:45
Street Strangers
The last three are great, especially 4 and 6. Number 2 has the focus on the yellow protectors behind the subject. I'm always envious of people who are good at photographing people. Cheers, Kris.
Posted by womble on 22/02/2018 - 08:35
