2x2 Sunsets (2 images with 2 minute exposure)
These are a couple of very recent shots (April 1st). Both 2 minutes on the X-T5 with 16-55. ISO 125. F/11 for black and white, and f/14 for color. Used higher f/stops to help with exposure time (even with nd filter). Still trying to learn optimum output and uploading for the forums. Edited with Apple Photos (with Pixelmator Pro and Raw Power plug-in).
From a recent trip to Egypt and just for the pleasure to be here on this revived site.
Picture taken with XH1 and 16-55 F2,8. Processed in LRC.
Philippe, DPR Refugee
Morning on river Nile
Some photos from a recent trail in the SW Portugal Vicentina coast. Taken with X-T3 plus 16mm f/1.4 lens, or X-T4 and 70-300mm lens. The semi-macro shots were made using an old but excellent Canon 250D close-up "lens" on the telephoto zoom.
Full article here:
blog.paulobizarro.com/?p=3187
Regards.
Dude - Who You Looking At
Golden-mantled Ground Squirrel, northern New Mexico
X-T3, 100-400
This guy raids the bird feeders constantly and has a healthy amount of fat for the coming winter!
Ok, let's start with some shots from the Ria de Aveiro, Portugal, X-T5 + Sigma 18-50.
Some of the stained glass in Salisbury cathedral. The level of detail they got into them amazes me.
Bob, thanks for doing this. As you may recall, I was Birddogman on DPR, but am now just posting under my name. A few recent shots.
A mini-falls in the brook on my place:
Bliss running up the mountain by the big lake:
Joy and Bliss overlooking the little mountain lake by my place:
Flyin' Bliss:
Regards,
Greg
Really nice set, Greg, as always.
You are quite welcome. And yes, I remember your DPR name and who you are (not a very long time ago😁) And, as usual, very nice images!
Bob
You are very kind. Thank you.
Yes! The new weekly is alive! Thank you Bob.
I boldly dedicate this series to Jerry, because I know this is a subject for him :). A family member recently welcomed this cutie (named Storm) to her home.
Also, please notice the dreadful shutterspeeds and iso. That's what can happen, when you forget to lock the shutterspeed dial...sigh... That being said, I am pretty happy with the high iso quality of the X-T3.
X-T3, xf90mm, 1/6400, iso 3200, f/2
X-T3, xf90mm, 1/6400, iso 2500, f/2
X-T3, xf90mm, 1/6400, iso 2500, f/2
X-T3, xf90mm, 1/6400, iso 5000, f/2
This last one is "cute." "Cat with end of twig in mouth?" No issues with the settings. You got the capture! Or should I say, "The Cat-ture."
Bob
Thank you, Ulrik, you know me well. Kitties of all varieties have a very special place in my heart… particularly two little cuties that live with us. What a very sweet pictures of a lovely kitty. Thanks for sharing.
X-E1 18-135 lens, a little walking rain in the sunset tonight. Thanks, Bob for keeping this going. It's wonderful to see everyone's photos. Processed in Capture One Fuji Express 20. Will try to get higher resolution next time--not sure how much to reduce to get to 4mb. Just seeing if I could figure out how to do this.
Cuban National Ballet 03/2023
XT5 XF 16-55
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Excellent moment.
This guy and his bees…
X-T5 & Sigma 18-50
