And what a nice image! Next time you upload an image, wait a few seconds until you see a box. The click on the box so it will create the code necessary to actually display the image at the position of the cursor.
You can get a short primer here: dprevived.com/t/how-to-upload-your-own-pictures-to-this-site/2039/#post-17538
Bob
Many happy years Greg. Congrats!
Bob
Reply to @fotoword
Eastershow is a fun family event😁
If you want the images to be visible without having to click on every image, read the following:
dprevived.com/t/test-photo-upload-thread/504/post/9414/
It shows how to expand each thumbnail.
Apologies if someone has already mentioned it.
I was liking the lichen on today's walk in the high desert of NM.
Nice image. The texture and light go well together.
A little fun/experiment with apertures on Viltrox 75mm
Been trying to get out with this lens and try it out some more. A local trail has a nice covered/tunnel section to it. Light was definitely not great (mid-day harsh), but I didn't want to leave without something. So . . . a small sample of apertures. Squared the format, reduced the red color (jpeg recipe I had input incorrectly), and cooled the white balance a bit in Apple Photos. All ISO160 on X-T5. Can't remember if I had 1/8 diffusion filter on or not.
f/2.2 1/640 sec. +2/3 exp comp
f/3.2 1/340 sec. +2/3 exp comp
f/7.1 1/80 sec. +1/3 exp comp.
Great shot. Makes me think about the history inside the walls. Mono really fits the image.
Dan
Sichuan Opera Face Changing
I'm looking for a likeness in the lichen. No luck! 😁
Hi Bob
I'll have another go at inserting images lol.
These were taken with the X-T4 with the TTArtisans 17mm at closest focus distance.
Subject is an insect (grasshopper?) sitting on a succulent (Money Tree plant?)
Thanks @aenoether
I've got it working now 👍
Cheers
Paul
Just Some Neighborhood Blooms.
The amount of colorful blooms is staggering. These 2 are not earth shattering examples of great photography. Just driving around the neighborhood with the X-T5 and the new 70-300 attached one stops the car, gets out and shoots quickly before the neighbors get suspicious. OOC Jpegs, just resized to be under 4mb. No processing whatsoever.
Bob
Great Horned Owlet
I was surprised to discover that the owl nest had moved and even more surprised that the parents chose a very busy location in a New York City Park, just a few feet off of a very popular paved walk. Friends tell me that the two owlets fell out of the original nest about a week ago and the parents moved them to this nest. It is about 50 feet up and there are a lot of branches and now leaves in the area making it very hard to get a clean photo. The first photo is a crop to versicle and some off the top and bottom with my Nikon 500 PF on Fuji X-H2s APS-C body and taken from about 50 feet from the nest. The other two were taken from about 100 feet and I've added my 1.7x Nikon TC. These were cropped and processed to remove distractions.
1) X-H2S NIKON AF-S NIKKOR 500mm f/5.6E PF ED VR lens 500mm f/6.3 1/170s 400 ISO +0.3 EV
2) X-H2S NIKON AF-S NIKKOR 500mm f/5.6E PF ED VR + 1.7X lens 840mm f/9.0 1/280s 1600 ISO -0.3 EV
3) X-H2S NIKON AF-S NIKKOR 500mm f/5.6E PF ED VR + 1.7X lens 840mm f/9.0 1/250s 1600 ISO 0.0 EV
Comments and suggestions welcome,
Morris
Sewage plant
X-S10, XC35mm, f/7.1, 1/280s, ISO 160
It's ok to be liking the lichen.
It's alright to be looking for a likeness in the lichen,
Just don't be lickin' the lichen.
😱
Rich
Polo
Passing the Bocha, Passing the Clubhouse
Fujifilm X-S10 | FUJINON XF70-300mmF4-5.6 R LM
More polo photos in the Descriptive/Action Sports category: Twin Cities Polo Club, Central Circuit Women's Challenge, 2022
. . . Why . . .?
Rich
Don't you think it would be appropriate to image-capture the not-to-be licked liked lichen with a Leica? 🤣
Bob
