A grove of silver birch
Photo of the Week by davidwozhere
Now and then you come across a genuine grove of trees that will give you this iconic point of view. This is one of my favourite locations taken in late October just before all the leaves fell off.
K1 with a Tokina 1:3.5 17mm.
K1 with a Tokina 1:3.5 17mm.
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Uploaded20/11/2025 - 23:11
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Posted 24/11/2025 - 13:58
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Congratulations on POTW.... I do like this.... I'd never get back off the ground if I attempted it!!
Although I've just had a thought... if I use the K-1 or K-1ii.... I could sit in a camping chair and use Liveview and wiggle the screen....
I hope I remember it when I next get the opportunity.... remembering is the bigger problem!
There's too much life going on!
Although I've just had a thought... if I use the K-1 or K-1ii.... I could sit in a camping chair and use Liveview and wiggle the screen....
I hope I remember it when I next get the opportunity.... remembering is the bigger problem!
There's too much life going on!
Never be afraid to talk about your techniques...
"Give a thousand photographers...
the same camera, lens and scene...
and you'll always get a thousand different takes!!"
Anon.
"Give a thousand photographers...
the same camera, lens and scene...
and you'll always get a thousand different takes!!"
Anon.
Posted 24/11/2025 - 14:10
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Well deserved POTW davidwozhere and good to see you"re using some different lenses and getting great results..Tommy T.
Posted 24/11/2025 - 23:26
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Thank you for that super surprise - just what one needs on a Monday morning!
I totally get what Tim means about falling over. When you upend your head with a DSLR balanced across the top of your nose it can get a bit disorienting. You will note the big, dark tree trunk coming from the top of the image? The top of my head was firmly pressed against it !
I totally get what Tim means about falling over. When you upend your head with a DSLR balanced across the top of your nose it can get a bit disorienting. You will note the big, dark tree trunk coming from the top of the image? The top of my head was firmly pressed against it !
Posted 29/11/2025 - 15:08
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[quote:3496ace15f="davidwozhere"I totally get what Tim means about falling over. When you upend your head with a DSLR balanced across the top of your nose it can get a bit disorienting. You will note the big, dark tree trunk coming from the top of the image? The top of my head was firmly pressed against it ![/quote]Thank you David
I can do that....
now to find a suitable grove of trees
I can do that....
now to find a suitable grove of trees
Never be afraid to talk about your techniques...
"Give a thousand photographers...
the same camera, lens and scene...
and you'll always get a thousand different takes!!"
Anon.
"Give a thousand photographers...
the same camera, lens and scene...
and you'll always get a thousand different takes!!"
Anon.
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