Lake District early November
Posted 16/11/2013 - 18:34
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Very nice Stuey, the 'Tarn Hows' shots are the ones that catch my eye, they are very 'clean looking' with lovely colours and nice sharp details.
Are these with a different lens to the rest of the images as to my eye they look better?
Regards
David
Are these with a different lens to the rest of the images as to my eye they look better?
Regards
David
Posted 16/11/2013 - 18:37
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Hi David
With the exception to Windermere and Coniston which were taken with the Sigma 50mm the rest are with my old Vivitar 28mm f2.8 mf jobbie
The first shot was with the K10 and the rest with the K5
Thanks for the comment David
Cheers
Stu
With the exception to Windermere and Coniston which were taken with the Sigma 50mm the rest are with my old Vivitar 28mm f2.8 mf jobbie
The first shot was with the K10 and the rest with the K5
Thanks for the comment David
Cheers
Stu
Posted 16/11/2013 - 18:53
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Well done there catching the beautiful light when it came through. Very good set with the lakes looking great . But really, come on, they should have been shot at least at ISO 12,600 so I could spot some noise somewhere
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Posted 16/11/2013 - 20:05
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A very nice set Stuey. I, like David, am particularly taken with the Tarn Hows shots
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Posted 17/11/2013 - 21:54
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Nice shots Stuey..
I actually like the Coniston shot best..
dave k
I actually like the Coniston shot best..
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Posted 17/11/2013 - 23:02
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A good set, Stuey. I like all those with reflections in the lakes and also the Coniston shot.
Philip
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Posted 18/11/2013 - 20:06
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I would say something nice too, bit, I'm just too jealous,,,,
The Tarn Hows shot with the light,,,bloody Great!
The Tarn Hows shot with the light,,,bloody Great!
Best Regards, Larry.
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Here are a few from our weekend in the Lakes, many thanks for those who provided suggestions for locations.
We travelled quite a lot in the car and the photo's were more a result of what the weather was up to when we were in any given place that any planning other then the second, and sunny trip to Tarn Hows.
Firstly an interesting National Trust property on a wet day in Ambleside
Windermere
Tarn Hows in between rain and hail
Coniston
Two from the road towards Grizedale
Tarn Hows on a sunny Monday
Some from the road side
And some from Ullswater
C&C welcome - I promise not to strop too much about any really negative comments - honest
Regards
Stu
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