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***5/5/2019-5/12/2019 Weekly Show, Tell, and Critique***
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Rachael P
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Not quite sure why I like this shot so much. But I think it's partly a preference for darker tones, which gives the highlights more prominence -- the sky, the church and the railing would all lose out with more exposure...and Hamrånge church in the background.
Rachael P
Leading Member
you did indeed do pretty well! And it is an amazing camera.boy do they move quick, never the less i think i did pretty well with my rx10 mark 4
i will have another go when the weather gets a bit better
There is probably a lesson there in that you weren't at full zoom, which means less detail, but that is probably also what allowed you to keep it in frame. I must try to be less greedy myself.
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Birddogman
Veteran Member
Nancy, the dogs and I are camping in the big motorhome on some of the more remote islands of the Outer Banks for a month or so. Internet and cell service are very spotty, but I thought I'd try to post some pics taken in the first few days of our trip.
Nancy and Joy at sunset:
A wild horse (they run free on some islands):
Proof that you don't need to be Donald Trump to have a home right on the beach:
I keep forgetting. Must constantly be reminded....
What we spend most of our time doing - running Joy for miles and miles on the vast, empty beaches:
We try to get elderly and frail Chase out for an hour or so each day - he mostly just walks, but he seems to like getting a bit of exercise:
Set of the movie "Nights in Rodanthe" - now an actual inn.
Joy in action this morning. Nancy and I did about 8 miles - no doubt Joy did many times that.
View over the rim of an adult beverage right behind our camp last night as the sun went down:
More later if we can get internet access.
Greg
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Nancy and Joy at sunset:
A wild horse (they run free on some islands):
Proof that you don't need to be Donald Trump to have a home right on the beach:
I keep forgetting. Must constantly be reminded....
What we spend most of our time doing - running Joy for miles and miles on the vast, empty beaches:
We try to get elderly and frail Chase out for an hour or so each day - he mostly just walks, but he seems to like getting a bit of exercise:
Set of the movie "Nights in Rodanthe" - now an actual inn.
Joy in action this morning. Nancy and I did about 8 miles - no doubt Joy did many times that.
View over the rim of an adult beverage right behind our camp last night as the sun went down:
More later if we can get internet access.
Greg
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Check out my photos at: https://www.flickr.com/gp/137747053@N07/4M38jj
Dak on cam
Veteran Member
You should have sat down and stuck head, arms, and legs to that side of the boundary line where their bared state is in line with regulations.I keep forgetting. Must constantly be reminded....
SoCalWill
Veteran Member
Rather autumnal for May, but still pretty..
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Adobe Lightroom is my adult coloring book.
Birddogman
Veteran Member
Thank you for the kind words.
Birddogman
Veteran Member
:-D
Bill Borne
Veteran Member
In cam is horrible.Just for grins, I tried out the in-camera panorama mode for the first time. Then I took similar shots that I stitched together in post. Is there a noticeable difference?
What do you think?
Stitched Panorama
In-Camera Panorama
Look at boat and dock pillars of incam version at full size! Just Horrible!
Manual is perfect! As I Expected....
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Bill
"Life's Too Short to Worry about the BS!"
So I Choose my Battles
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Using Rx10 IV at Present
Jerry045
Veteran Member
Thanks Bill. That’s what I thought also.In cam is horrible.Just for grins, I tried out the in-camera panorama mode for the first time. Then I took similar shots that I stitched together in post. Is there a noticeable difference?
What do you think?
Stitched Panorama
In-Camera Panorama
Look at boat and dock pillars of incam version at full size! Just Horrible!
Manual is perfect! As I Expected....
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Jerry
Rachael P
Leading Member
Ducks tend to fly in straighter lineshi rachael i did shoot the ducks at full zoom some sort of stuff hanging from the feet
My first thought was that the fluff was just the start of it relieving itself, but it does look like something it just picked up and probably doesn't know how to shake off. I've seen a kite and a kestrel with similar fluff around where I live -- I wonder if it's something farmers do now -- tree insulation in orchards perhaps?
Cheers
Rachael
Rachael P
Leading Member
A really nice set of pictures, of a lovely remote area. Thank you. Somewhere else I need to visit :-(Nancy, the dogs and I are camping in the big motorhome on some of the more remote islands of the Outer Banks for a month or so. Internet and cell service are very spotty, but I thought I'd try to post some pics taken in the first few days of our trip.
Nancy and Joy at sunset:
A wild horse (they run free on some islands):
Proof that you don't need to be Donald Trump to have a home right on the beach:
I keep forgetting. Must constantly be reminded....
What we spend most of our time doing - running Joy for miles and miles on the vast, empty beaches:
We try to get elderly and frail Chase out for an hour or so each day - he mostly just walks, but he seems to like getting a bit of exercise:
Set of the movie "Nights in Rodanthe" - now an actual inn.
Joy in action this morning. Nancy and I did about 8 miles - no doubt Joy did many times that.
View over the rim of an adult beverage right behind our camp last night as the sun went down:
More later if we can get internet access.
Greg
Birddogman
Veteran Member
Thank you. I like wilderness places. It's pretty cool, to me anyway, to be able to walk for miles on pristine beaches with thundering surf and not see another person. If you like shopping and boardwalks, this isn't the place for you.
Aquaroid
Veteran Member
It was really hot for this time of year in Samara lately (almost 80F), so everything went blooming.
This is an apple tree flower to be. I love the subtle colors and tiny hairs.
Nick
P,S, I'll post some more when they get processed.
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This is an apple tree flower to be. I love the subtle colors and tiny hairs.
Nick
P,S, I'll post some more when they get processed.
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Bill Borne
Veteran Member
Looking forward to them!It was really hot for this time of year in Samara lately (almost 80F), so everything went blooming.
This is an apple tree flower to be. I love the subtle colors and tiny hairs.
Nick
P,S, I'll post some more when they get processed.
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Bill
"Life's Too Short to Worry about the BS!"
So I Choose my Battles
Click for Wild Man's Photos
Using Rx10 IV at Present
Bill Borne
Veteran Member
Type of Tree?????
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Bill
"Life's Too Short to Worry about the BS!"
So I Choose my Battles
Click for Wild Man's Photos
Using Rx10 IV at Present
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Aquaroid
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Wow! That's colorful! Any nice smell?
Have got no idea what tree is that. ;-(
Nick
Have got no idea what tree is that. ;-(
Nick
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