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Jono Slack

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HI There
Just completed my website updates - here are the shots from October:

http://www.slack.co.uk/Suffolk2005/October/index.html

and here are a few samples

Ragwort Rampant:



nikkor 17-55 1/160 f8 at 17mm

Thrandeston Pond



nikkor 17-55 1/100 f11 at 48mm
iso 200

The Apple Press



nikkor 70-200 1/750 f11 at 120mm
iso 200

Heading for Holland



nikkor 17-55 1/500 f4 at 55mm

Bier Lane pond



nikkor 17-55 1/200 f8 at 20mm
iso 200

The Melon as Saturn



nikkor 17-55 1/160 f10 at 26mm

Polish Ponies on Redgrave Fen



nikkor 70-200 with 1.7 tc 1/200 at f8 270mm

a storm on the River Waverney



nikkor 17-55 1/250 f9 at 38mm

unless otherwise mentioned, all are at ISO 100, no flash, natural sunlight (or cloud!)

Enjoy!

kind regards
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Jono Slack
http://www.slack.co.uk
 
Very fine pictures. Great art too. I particularly like the green pond, the river shot and Saturn, though my initial impression was a rather nice hat (for someone else).

Excellent contrast. I've been wondering if I could justify the 17-55 and now I think I can.
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Brian

Pbase gallery Pictures from Isle of Skye
http://www.pbase.com/xrdbear
 
On the "konka leaps into the unknown (dutch graffiti)" pic :o)
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kind regards,
bart
 
Hi Sander

I hope you're well, thanks for looking - Bier lane is just around the corner from us, heading to Red Grave (Redgrave)! When the dog looks jumpy, then that's where I go. The pond is great (I even swim in it sometimes when it's full in the spring).

Kind Regards
Jono
Sander Meurs said:
Hi Jono,

that Bier Lane shot is wondeful, I always enjoy your pond and
reflection shots.

Cheers,

Sander Meurs
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My photogallery: http://portfolio.sanderfoto.nl
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Jono Slack
http://www.slack.co.uk
 
Hi Brian.
xrdbear said:
Very fine pictures. Great art too. I particularly like the green
pond, the river shot and Saturn, though my initial impression was a
rather nice hat (for someone else).
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LOL - great had (a bit sticky though!).
xrdbear said:
Excellent contrast. I've been wondering if I could justify the
17-55 and now I think I can.
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Each month I go through my best shots, and 90% of them seem to be with that lens, my copy is wonderfully sharp and reliable (second try though, the first one was awful).

kind regards
jono
xrdbear said:
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Brian

Pbase gallery Pictures from Isle of Skye
http://www.pbase.com/xrdbear
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Jono Slack
http://www.slack.co.uk
 
Hi Bart
LOL - takes you back doesn't it!

That shot was taken from a train window going at over 100mph - tracking on that 70-200 is pretty efficient!

kind regards
jono
bartP said:
On the "konka leaps into the unknown (dutch graffiti)" pic :o)
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kind regards,
bart
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Jono Slack
http://www.slack.co.uk
 
Excellent pictures. I have just checked out your website what lenses do you use mostly for your landscape pictures? The skies are absolutely beautiful.
 
. . . sounds like a Midsomer Murders episode title.

That second image is delightful and had me going for a bit, but I'm used to going around right side up!

Anyhow, great stuff as usual.

Mike
 
Hi There
Reb_Al said:
Excellent pictures. I have just checked out your website what
lenses do you use mostly for your landscape pictures? The skies
are absolutely beautiful.
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Thank you!

Mostly I use the 17-55 and the sigma 10-20, our skies are the consolation prize for having no hills!

kind regards

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Jono Slack
http://www.slack.co.uk
 
Hi Roger
Roger T. said:
Very nicely observed (but you might want to check your crop on the
rosehips, a02.html).
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Thanks for that - I'll get it sorted!
Roger T. said:
Never been a big fan of inverted reflections
myself, but there y'go.
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LOL - looks funny the other way up though.

kind regards
jono
Roger T. said:
Jono Slack said:
HI There
Just completed my website updates - here are the shots from October:

http://www.slack.co.uk/Suffolk2005/October/index.html
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Roger

http://tinius-photo.com/Roger
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Jono Slack
http://www.slack.co.uk
 
Hi Mike
Mike Worley said:
. . . sounds like a Midsomer Murders episode title.
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LOL - doesn't it just, do you get that splendid rubbish over there too? Actually, come to think of it, it's obviously not designed for the UK!
Mike Worley said:
That second image is delightful and had me going for a bit, but I'm
used to going around right side up!
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You should try it the other way up - gives one a whole new vision of the world.
Mike Worley said:
Anyhow, great stuff as usual.
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Thank you Mike - hope you're doing well.

kind regards
Mike Worley said:
Mike
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Jono Slack
http://www.slack.co.uk
 
Jono Slack wrote:
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Jono Slack said:
LOL - doesn't it just, do you get that splendid rubbish over there
too?
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Yes, on a delayed basis. So far, only the episodes with Sgt. Troy are showing here. Our cable TV service's practice is to show three episodes in a row on Sunday evenings ("Birds of Prey" is on right now, in fact. Shown first in January 2003 on your side of the water).

There are worse ways to spend six hours if one can't be out photographing.
Jono Slack said:
Actually, come to think of it, it's obviously not designed for
the UK!
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Well, it's not designed for here, either, since hardly anybody gets shot!

Hope you are also doing well.

Mike
 
HI Mike
Mike Worley said:
Mike Worley said:
LOL - doesn't it just, do you get that splendid rubbish over there
too?
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Yes, on a delayed basis. So far, only the episodes with Sgt. Troy
are showing here.
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You're obviously better up on it than me - I actually think the new guy (whatever he's called) is an improvement.
Mike Worley said:
Our cable TV service's practice is to show three
episodes in a row on Sunday evenings ("Birds of Prey" is on right
now, in fact. Shown first in January 2003 on your side of the
water).
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Mike Worley said:
There are worse ways to spend six hours if one can't be out
photographing.
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Six hours of it!? Not sure that I have the staying power!
Mike Worley said:
Hope you are also doing well.
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Yes, Good, too busy though.

kind regards
jono

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Jono Slack
http://www.slack.co.uk
 
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