First ICM of 2022
Posted 01/01/2022 - 19:44
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only by testing the boundaries do we find where they are.....well done.
Peter
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Posted 01/01/2022 - 22:21
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pschlute wrote:
only by testing the boundaries do we find where they are.....well done.
Very true ... and 'thanks'...in that order!only by testing the boundaries do we find where they are.....well done.
Karlo
Posted 02/01/2022 - 17:53
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I do like the abstract nature of the second and third photographs. I achieved this once by sneezing at the point of pressing the shutter release! The notes on your approach Karlo will help me to have a go and experiment a bit more.
Nigel.
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K5 with auto-everything lenses
A collection of manual primes to keep me in touch with the pleasures of doing it old-school.
Posted 03/01/2022 - 23:17
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LongTimeLurker wrote:
I do like the abstract nature of the second and third photographs. I achieved this once by sneezing at the point of pressing the shutter release! The notes on your approach Karlo will help me to have a go and experiment a bit more.
Thanks Nigel...pleased you liked a couple of them.I do like the abstract nature of the second and third photographs. I achieved this once by sneezing at the point of pressing the shutter release! The notes on your approach Karlo will help me to have a go and experiment a bit more.
Well worth a play around with next time you are out somewhere suitable.
Karlo
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Thought i'd try a few very brief attempts at ICM of some trees i've used before down there.
First go used a large aperture and faster speed to give a result not dissimilar to that i'd obtained before albeit the light wasn't ideal today. The second and third shots used a much smaller aperture and defaulted to a very slow speed...slower than I had intended but quite liked the abstract result although appreciate this may be too much for some. I'll take similar shots again soon but maybe 30 mins earlier in the afternoon for hopefully a result somewhere inbetween.
Great thing about digital...you can experiment easily and cheaply and see the result very soon after taking the shot.
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