Shot last weekend, a decent walk from Minions ( the highest village in Cornwall at 980ft above sea level ) to The Cheesewring at 1250ft above sea level, the 4th highest point in the county, fairly changeable weather as well over a couple of hours

All with the K1 and either a nifty fifty or a Samyang 14mm

The Hurlers stones are a short walk from the village

Past this tree




Then a group of 22 stones




About a mile further across the moor - past this tree.




Then the climb to the top - its clear which way the wind blows

Mines been ok, I've not used it nearly as much in the past 12 months due to 6 months in rented then a full relocation and so far, no issues as described above.

with natural diffused light though patio window and a piece of A3 opaque plastic sheet

Yes, all spot on, its a water droplet but on a tubular farmers gate hence the bg.

I was trying to shoot the sun through the mist, but couldn't find a decent view, then spotted these and its the right way up.

Following on from John's earlier thread, what's this ?

Shot today, posted today

Excellent set, although on these sizes, I prefer the non stacked version

#4 is the pick of the fruit for me, the back-lit one

Easy peasy, well captured

Yep, suited it very well

The whole set are well thought our and shot, my pref is the very last one thou,

I use one of these ( with a small ball head ) a well engineered mini tripod that'll go completely flat and is ideal for fungi.