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Agreed, nifty movement in that shadow.
Comment by Sry posted on Malaga port walk. at 24/03/2020 - 17:52
5 would be my pick, there's a delicate yet strong movement in those daffodils leading to the trees and beyond.
Comment by Sry posted on Pentax 6x7 Mk II + 06/2005 Fuji Superia X-tra color 400 rated 200ASA at 24/03/2020 - 17:51
Very nice shot indeed.
Comment by Sry posted on Opening Hours at 24/03/2020 - 17:47
Congratulations, Bill, a very much deserved reward. Evocative work as always, some of these have stayed in my mind since last seeing them here.
Comment by Sry posted on Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year 2019 at 24/03/2020 - 17:44
Well done, thanks for the laughs.
Comment by Sry posted on Lightbulb Moment at 24/03/2020 - 17:37
You certainly put it to good use, Gareth.
Comment by Sry posted on Test pic with the cheap Pentax-F 50mm f1.7 at 24/03/2020 - 17:33
Nice set, with the first shot bringing context to the whole (and an effective composition it is, too).
Comment by Sry posted on Colinton Tunnel murals at 24/03/2020 - 17:31
LennyBloke wrote:
No.1 for me I would have plumped for No.2 as the subtle, soft colours work so well - but the yellow is just a touch too bright for the subject (IMO) - still a lovely image though
Agreed, nice set all around, though.No.1 for me I would have plumped for No.2 as the subtle, soft colours work so well - but the yellow is just a touch too bright for the subject (IMO) - still a lovely image though
ronniemac wrote:
Not sure why, but these things are called 'cardinals', and when triangles point down, south cardinals, meaning that there is a hazard to the north of it so sail to the south of it.
From your information, I would assume the name comes from 'cardinal points'?Not sure why, but these things are called 'cardinals', and when triangles point down, south cardinals, meaning that there is a hazard to the north of it so sail to the south of it.
Comment by Sry posted on Old Harbour Barry thing in water. at 24/03/2020 - 17:27
LennyBloke wrote:
there's a difference look compared to a true macro lens (partly the bokeh I guess)
Yes, definitely something different. I enjoy the recognizable-yet-not-exactly character such combinations often yield, plus the field of view can be interesting (I've been experimenting 12mm tubes on 28mm lenses on apsc, interesting indeed). 2 & 3 have my preference.there's a difference look compared to a true macro lens (partly the bokeh I guess)
Comment by Sry posted on The dark side at 24/03/2020 - 17:22
