Excellent series of images. I'm curious which lens(es) were used?
Excellent series of images. I'm curious which lens(es) were used?
I shot everything with a Z7 and my 24-200 super superzoom. For this trip I had to travel very light, as I was not in Bath tourism. So it was just one camera and one lens.
These modern superzooms are very good. I was not expecting the 24-200 to be as good as it is.
Greek mythology is alive
Danny.
These are fun.
Recent Flowers, spring is here. Hellebores
Andrew
I like the colour in the the first shot. I also like the treatment in the last shot.
Thanks Woodsider. I preferred the monochrome version to the colour version but some others seem not to like flowers in B&W.
WM, it is too bad you lost your flowers with the new patio. We had a flagstone patio ripped out last year and replaced with poured concrete. No more weeds growing up through the stones and much nice to walk on in bare feet. We lost some day lilies from collateral damage so I understand your pain!
Nigel, thanks for looking and commenting. I appreciate it! The last was a play I tried after seeing a similar treatment by Lou Holland in 'The Wednesday C&C' thread.
Andrew
A walk along the North East Coast from Craster to Dunstanburgh Castle on Wednesday
I prefer the extra room in the composition of the first shot, I feel the second my benefit from some more sky and therefore place the subject on a third. Great subject matter.
CAW!
A little experiment :)
Was this taken in Crowborough?
Maybe fewer fake birds might have been more convincing :-)
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CAW!A little experiment :)
Was this taken in Crowborough?
Nah... Rook Wood more like :)
Maybe fewer fake birds might have been more convincing :-)
Tell that to the rooks! This was not without risk from judging from the guano strewn grass.
CAW!
A little experiment :)
Formation flying fun! Multiple exposures I presume.
A walk along the North East Coast from Craster to Dunstanburgh Castle on Wednesday
These really give the impression of a rugged windswept coastline. Nice.
Ladies and Gentlemen
Somebody needs to brush up on their Italian. The A at the end of "Barista" tells us that the person serving coffee is female.