It's also got 2010 at the top right corner, I think I've actually seen this nearly exactly a year ago in a Hong Kong forum...

ok, attempt at the last one!

It was cold, but not the coldest. Unfortunately I wasn't allowed a lot of time, nor good enough light and skies to take good pictures so I resorted to shooting jpeg and only a few RAW files! Not a lot of outdoor pics as the skies were just...white. The museums were interesting though! Pics were shot using the 16-45mm or 43mm
C&C welcome

Design centre

Fabric from a Christianian Bike


Scripts from Andersen's Museum

Lego!

The art theatre

The art theatre 2

Submarine U-3 in Malmo, Sweden

Waiting in Malmo


The harbour

The palace

What're you looking at?

The last one was shot in jpeg using the built in filters.

Hope they're not too bad, and hopefully I'll get more tips to improve!

Another attempt with the DA10-17mm fisheye, all are just unprocessed jpegs apart from the last 2 shot in RAW and had a touch of LR

Ribbon

Xmas tree in Covent Garden

Carnaby Street

Winter wonderland

Covent Garden - Kissmas Tree

Picadilly Circus

C&C welcome and needed! Happy new year everyone

Amazing! Problem solved, I thought there was nothing wrong with my eyesight but maybe I need a new brain too!
Thanks so much

Strangely my K5 refuses to let me choose to turn on the shake reduction function on all modes apart from custom user settings mode, has anyone experienced this before or know how to solve it pleasee??
Thanks a lot

thanks guys, 1 and 6 does show far too much blue, I tried doing it in LR but not sure how to get rid of the blue snow without altering the everything's colour...
Re David, the green cast in pic 2 is one of the LR presets, I suppose it makes it look like a bit of a toycam instead
Oh, and turkey was made the night before to make way for this walk! Was worth it!

Decided to go for a walk up Fan Fawr and try to use the camera outside on an easy walk, knee deep powder, very very blue skies and no clouds at all, miles and miles of visibility. All shot with the 16-45mm F4, and a bit of Lightroom (presets), uncropped.
Comments welcomed (and probably needed), also, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Bumslide!

Approaching the steep section

Still approaching it...


Near the top

At the summit cairn of Fan Fawr

Looking in the direction of Fan Frynych

Ripples and powder

On the descend along the Beacons way, Corn Du and Pen-y-Fan in the distance

Again, Merry Xmas!!

Love the B&W! Great shots, 7&8 are my favourites!
Kept meaning to go climbing at Brean Down but never quite made it!

Okay, second attempt today, cropped a little bit but no more icicles as they're all covered by more snow =S









All taken by the fisheye again, in the tiny tiny garden of a small house in Bath. Apart from pic 3 all have been cropped. Forcing myself to learn how to use it and am enjoying it though the outcome isn't alway ideal and certainly not up to high standards