I have to restrict myself when here as I can go OTT on Haddock!

I'll have a look at that Gareth, cheers.

Thank you for the comment.

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Shot three rolls of film and these on the K3. Two chaps watching me change film had never heard of nor seen a Pentax MZ-S.

Had the Sunday roast at the Old Royal Oak, excellent meal, highly recommended.













Quite cold with a good wind chill.

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Well done Judith.

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Appreciated John.

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Yes it does work.

I seem to recall some on the forum saying that there was no need for even more MP but in your example you have demonstrated a benefit.

I would like to see the results of a K3 on the end of a Sigma 500 f/4.5, anyone got this combo or the 560mm & K3?

It also demonstrates the benefits of FF 36MP DSLR's.

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Just received the book by Jimmy Nelson from my eldest lad. To say the images are world class in an understatement. Magnificent images inside the covers. link

An insight here link

Highly recommended material.

p.s. helps if I got the title correct!

Before They Pass Away. (Mod input required?)

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Aye.

Just as well the SR was on when I took the shot. Bitterly cold wind was just not helping. That shot of yours is a cracker though. First round still on me.

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The intention was to go to the Eldon Square shopping centre Alan. I lasted all of twenty minutes before claiming insanity. Very busy in there so I said to the wife she could have a few hours stress free shopping whilst I headed for the river.

After that it was either head South or to the coast. What I had not remembered was that I had been to the beach several years back on the way home from Holy Island!

Fish & chips were excellent.

We'll meet up in the summer Alan. More time and better weather.

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A cold day out.



















and to end the day with Haddock & chips....




Tomorrow is another day so time to charge the batteries.

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I'm drawn to the building due to the detail you've captured. It is one of those images that does not need a focal point. There's plenty going on in the image to keep ones attention.

Certainly have a look at others images but shoot your own. You do have a style and it will show through with more shots. Then consider if you prefer your style or a given rule set.

I'm not saying ignore the rules though but find yourself first.

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