yyr
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The last is great - light and composition both shine (no pun intended)
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*** This Week Through Your Eyes 2022.08.06 ***
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Wormsmeat
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That is an excellent still life.
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Ha! Fine capture.
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Really nice shot but I wouldn't want it loose in my garden.
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yyr
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When the image is viewed at original size the texture of the tree bark really stands out. I know that's not the subject but it really caught my eye.
Dick Barbour
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Well done, and nice to see someone using the venerable GX1, which I had way back and wish I had never sold.
Hey everyone, I was visiting Elk Island in Alberta and I was walking on those boardwalks on the shallow ponds. One side was full of duckweeds and ducks, and the other side... might have see better days.
The past two weeks have been pretty hot, but this week we got some rain and some cooling down. Curious to know if a lot of microorganisms in the water died.
Edit: I won't lie... I am really liking how the Pana 20mm renders images. Can't put a finger on it why, and I do also have the 25mm f/1.7 as well. Maybe it's because I have never enjoyed shooting 25mm and other format's equal FoV. Not to put down the 25mm, it also takes lovely pictures.
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yyr
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What a great park. And I liked your tram sequence as well, so full of noise and colour it's quite the contrast to the park shots.
Dick Barbour
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With my favorite camera and lens.
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yyr
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That's a biog improvement from the last set I saw with the new lens. Aren't all those 'sticky balls' just the pollen they are there to collect?
yyr
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These have a lovely balance of evening light and deeper shadow. They are very nicely done.
yyr
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I wonder if the people who made these carvings ever thought to consider that we would still be admiring them nearly a thousand years later!
19andrew47
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The images in the previous thread were taken at the exit of the water escape tunnel below the Horseshoe Falls. These are taken inside the generating station on the main floor and a couple from the exterior.
Andrew
the design of the building seems more attractive to me than one might have expected of a utilitarian industrial building. The generating station began operation in 1905 and continued until 2006.
the blue cylinders are cast iron casings for the generators
and looking in the opposite direction
the Skylon Tower: rotating restaurant and observation deck.
Andrew
the design of the building seems more attractive to me than one might have expected of a utilitarian industrial building. The generating station began operation in 1905 and continued until 2006.
the blue cylinders are cast iron casings for the generators
and looking in the opposite direction
the Skylon Tower: rotating restaurant and observation deck.
19andrew47
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A great catch on multiple levels!
Andrew
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19andrew47
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The second is a wonderful result. Sharp, well detailed and a nicely out of focus background.
Andrew
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19andrew47
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All nicely done and interesting to look through Tim. Also great to see your post.
Andrew
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19andrew47
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A well done set. They sure get covered while at work!
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FourthHorse
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Thanks, there is nothing quite as relaxing for me as a beautiful sunset, as are these.
Besides, I got a few ideas of my own from them.
Besides, I got a few ideas of my own from them.
19andrew47
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A well done set of evening images Steve.
Andrew
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19andrew47
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A very colourful image and a fine capture.
Andrew
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