* This Week Through YOUR m4/3 2014.10.11 *

Wormsmeat · Oct 11, 2014

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Wormsmeat · Oct 11, 2014

os should that be color?

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windmillgolfer · Oct 11, 2014

Just out for a walk and some air after a few days of intermittent rain and grey skies. Naturally, I slung the camera bag over the shoulder.

The tree is at that angle!

Trying out the 'free' 45-150mm - keep or sell?

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Wormsmeat · Oct 11, 2014

a big thank you to Yaelle for her sterling work last week.

Wormsmeat · Oct 11, 2014

I find the last to be the most appealing. As for the 2nd, I'd say 'keep'. Unless you've already got something that covers that range.

oneohone · Oct 11, 2014

Ok, so the pictures are not really taken this week, but I finally got around to PP'them.

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One_Oldman_4U · Oct 11, 2014

Couple of sunset silhouettes here in the Middle East taken with GM-1 + 14-140 II from early this year.

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yyr · Oct 11, 2014

Last set (I promise).

Carlos V Renaissance Palace

Samyang 7.5 FE

Samyang 7.5 and defished

Pana 7-14

Pana 7-14

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yyr · Oct 11, 2014

I like the first and the FE shot. You have a finely honed sense of the ridiculous and a wicked eye :-D

yyr · Oct 11, 2014

Good lines in the second - I like the way you've balanced the composition. The third almost works but not quite, I'm not sure why. Maybe a bit too heavy on the LHS?

yyr · Oct 11, 2014

Wormsmeat said:
a big thank you to Yaelle for her sterling work last week.

yyr · Oct 11, 2014

Interesting scenes - what are those things for sale in the second?

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yyr · Oct 11, 2014

Terrific - the first is great with that great big fat sun.

Wormsmeat · Oct 11, 2014

Always fascinating to see another slice of life. Those gourds are weird.

Wormsmeat · Oct 11, 2014

I like them a lot. I often ignore the rule of thirds and place the subject even lower myself. Not so keen on the borders though.

Wormsmeat · Oct 11, 2014

The first is wonderful but I've already seen it (or very similar). Harry Potter and that...(I said don't ask).

The second is a cracker too, the fisheye is made for that sort of subject. Downloaded Hugin but haven't played with it yet.

PaulChapman · Oct 11, 2014

Not a lot except play with photos that will be processed properly later.

I am far from home....and the tablet is playing up....here goes...

SkiHound · Oct 11, 2014

Took this yesterday on my way home from work.

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SkiHound · Oct 11, 2014

Very nice, the 1st and 3rd are my favorites in this set.

wolfie · Oct 11, 2014

Through a window to the apple tree in the backyard. For the first time I stuck a piece of bread on a branch to lure the birds closer - still the images shown are significantly cropped but i feel still show pleasing amount of detail. All on E-PL5 with the "other" 40-150 M.Zuiko (the good old f4-5.6).

Checking first

Looking from afar

Aim and

... Bite!

Peekaboo!

Queueing up

Dig in

Eyeing up the competition

In the middle of lunch

One up, one down

What it takes to get a meal

What you lookin' at?

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