jcurtis4082
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I like the stark contrast here. Nice!
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Wish I had a more interesting foreground for this one, but that's life in the civilized world on an empty Sunday afternoon. This was actually taken last month. I came down with an illness and haven't had the will to shoot in 2010 so far. 
E-3, 12-60 @ 45mm, ISO 200, 1/1600 F3.9 (wide open)
E-3, 12-60 @ 45mm, ISO 200, 1/1600 F3.9 (wide open)
papillon_65
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Thanks jeff, I cheated here a little bit, it wasn't taken with an Oly but a Panasonc TZ6 but Bill did say there were no rules and I am an Oly user
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Mjøsa, the biggest lake in Norway is finally freezing over, after a long cold period w/ temperatures hovering between -20°C (-4°F) and -35°C (-31°F). The lake is 456m deep, and it takes some time to cool it down, so normally we read February before that happens, and due to climate warming it happens increasingly more rarely than before. Here's a couple from yesterday...
The sun itself is hidden in frost and mist, but its reflection on the still not frozen water comes through.
E3, ZD 50-200 SWD @130mm, F9.0, 1/320s IS1, ISO 100, EV -1.0, tripod:
Another short winters day is already over, and the sun slowly sinks into frost and dusk over Mjøsa.
E3, ZD 50-200 SWD @50mm, F10, 1/320s IS1, ISO 100, tripod:
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The sun itself is hidden in frost and mist, but its reflection on the still not frozen water comes through.
E3, ZD 50-200 SWD @130mm, F9.0, 1/320s IS1, ISO 100, EV -1.0, tripod:
Another short winters day is already over, and the sun slowly sinks into frost and dusk over Mjøsa.
E3, ZD 50-200 SWD @50mm, F10, 1/320s IS1, ISO 100, tripod:
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Hi eea
With these temperatures it gets troublesome. I guess to power of the batteries fades away in no time. How do you prevent your equipement?
Oh, and I find the second picture outstanding! A good revard for that hard labour!
Thank you.
Cheers
Emilio
With these temperatures it gets troublesome. I guess to power of the batteries fades away in no time. How do you prevent your equipement?
Oh, and I find the second picture outstanding! A good revard for that hard labour!
Thank you.
Cheers
Emilio
rsoud
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brunch on sunday, Philadelphia
E1/ZD11-22 at 1/3, f/4, 15mm, 200 ISO (cropped square, a little Topaz/paint shop ult 2)
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E1/ZD11-22 at 1/3, f/4, 15mm, 200 ISO (cropped square, a little Topaz/paint shop ult 2)
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bawy
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Hi all
I very rarely get the opportunity to take landscapes so don't post in this thread often.
However last week I managed to take a lunchbreak and get out of town and onto the Ridgeway in Wiltshire here in the UK.
All images SD10 and Auto Chinon 28mm F2.8 (the E1 stayed in my bakcpack this time).
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I very rarely get the opportunity to take landscapes so don't post in this thread often.
However last week I managed to take a lunchbreak and get out of town and onto the Ridgeway in Wiltshire here in the UK.
All images SD10 and Auto Chinon 28mm F2.8 (the E1 stayed in my bakcpack this time).
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Barry
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NewOly520User
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Nice pics, would've been nicer to see a slightly larger size pic.
Thanks for sharing
Vidya
Thanks for sharing
Vidya
BigScooter
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Shot with an e510, 40-150mm kit lens, 55mm, f8, 100, 1/320
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tangogal
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Hi All,
Taken in Dutchess County, NY.
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Taken in Dutchess County, NY.
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BigScooter
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That's a nice rock but the colors look a little strange (it could be my monitor) I think it would be a beautiful rock with some levels adjustments.
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BigScooter
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Nice shot, the depth makes the train stand out nicely and everyone loves a train in the snow.
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BigScooter
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That would have been a nice shot if the fence wasn't there, the colors and detail in the plant leaves are great.
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bawy
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Sorry, trying to be a bit too conservative of bandwidth. Here they are a little bigger.
Apologies if I have broken any netiquette by posting twice.
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Apologies if I have broken any netiquette by posting twice.
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Barry
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BigScooter
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You could have gotten injured taking that shot.
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BigScooter
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Those are both great shots, you feel cold looking at them.
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Pete_CSCS
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Unfortunately for me, I still don't own an Oly DSLR yet. But I guess this is one of the few threads on this forum (no rules) that I can show my Kodak P&S photos.
From a couple of winters ago - here goes:
On Frozen Pond:
▼ Kodak Z612 ● AP ● ISO 80 ● EFL 90mm ● f/5.6 ● 1/250 ● EC -0.7
Frozen pond 2:
▼ AP ● ISO 80 ● EFL 42mm ● f/5.6 ● 1/80 ● EC +0.3
Ice crystals:
▼ AP ● ISO 80 ● EFL 42mm ● f/5.6 ● 1/60 ● EC -0.3
I saw this goose walking across the frozen pond towards the one corner that hadn’t turned to ice. I ran around to the other side and beat the goose there. The bird got within 12 inches of me, it must have been so hungry it took its’ chances getting that close. I few times I had to move my feet to keep my toes out of the picture!
▼ AP ● ISO 200 ● EFL 90mm ● f/5.0 ● 1/50 ● EC -0.7
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'When nothing seems to help, I go and look at a stonecutter hammering away at
his rock perhaps a hundred times without as much as a crack showing in it.
Yet at the hundred and first blow it will split in two,
and I know it was not that blow that did it,
but all that had gone before.'
-- Jacob Riis (1849 - 1914)
Stay Well,
Pete K.
From a couple of winters ago - here goes:
On Frozen Pond:
▼ Kodak Z612 ● AP ● ISO 80 ● EFL 90mm ● f/5.6 ● 1/250 ● EC -0.7
Frozen pond 2:
▼ AP ● ISO 80 ● EFL 42mm ● f/5.6 ● 1/80 ● EC +0.3
Ice crystals:
▼ AP ● ISO 80 ● EFL 42mm ● f/5.6 ● 1/60 ● EC -0.3
I saw this goose walking across the frozen pond towards the one corner that hadn’t turned to ice. I ran around to the other side and beat the goose there. The bird got within 12 inches of me, it must have been so hungry it took its’ chances getting that close. I few times I had to move my feet to keep my toes out of the picture!
▼ AP ● ISO 200 ● EFL 90mm ● f/5.0 ● 1/50 ● EC -0.7
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'When nothing seems to help, I go and look at a stonecutter hammering away at
his rock perhaps a hundred times without as much as a crack showing in it.
Yet at the hundred and first blow it will split in two,
and I know it was not that blow that did it,
but all that had gone before.'
-- Jacob Riis (1849 - 1914)
Stay Well,
Pete K.
BigScooter
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They look pretty good to me, the shadows are a little dark and you lost that detail but overall that's good for a P&S.
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