It was just a test post, I was surprised people have already taken to replying. Although if I have been given the entire subcategory, people can submit an individual post directly to that, rather than replying to my OP. I presume that is what you're alluding to? We can try both to see which works better, although I suspect people will simply do both.
My first post here,
Thanks to all involved for setting this up so quickly. I have the feeling it might become even more popular here in the general section ?
My new PC is broken at the moment, so here, by way of introduction, are some old favourites from my old computer.
All from the Hochkönig area in Austria
Trevor
Wonderful shots- particularly the last two. Love the colors and light you were able to capture in my home country! Always a good reminder to be grateful for being able to live in such nice surroundings.
I hope I got that right - first time I'm posting here and in this thread (have never seen it on the old forum). Because I was almost exclusively taking part in the 'Adapted lens talk' section, it's probably no big surprise to hear that my shots are created with manual focus lenses (enlarging-, repro- or projection lenses in particular) adapted to my bellows system, which is attached to a Canon EOS R5.
Really like the second shot, with all those patterns.
Thanks Wormsmeat for starting this thread on DPRevived.
Looking through the posts, I see many photos and photographers I like.
Just to mention a few:
Love the reflections Wormy
We had over 8 inches of snow yesterday - these tulips make my day Poldersnapper
Amazing shots NZMACRO - you really turn my head
Love your White-eyed Parakeet DdeGannes
Your Alpine views are wonderful Fireplace33.
Thanks to all for your posts.
Looking forward to many more.
Lisbon, Portugal. Touch of distortion I guess. If one puts a finger over the front of the tram in the reflection it seems to level it. The front of the tram in the reflection seems to tilt left.
Hey! You can't say that my tram shot is off balance then post that first shot! My favourite here is the 3rd shot, I like the splash of red.
Interesting that you've linked Flickr images.