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**This week with your MF camera, Nov 18-24, 2023**
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mokenny
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Light is everything.
Found in the middle of a field on my daily walk.
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On the ground from my wife's Fuyu Persimmon tree
Love the colours. Thanks for sharing.
Found in the middle of a field on my daily walk.
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That is an amazing shot. Well done with a very Pretty young Lady.
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moimoi
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Nice shot. If I may add something, I would say the position of the curtains vs. her head is a bit distracting. It tends to take away my attention to the model for some reasons.
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Very attractive photo with just the right quality of lighting.
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Steve Monks
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The weather has been atrocious here in northern England this week and the forecast didn't look too good for the weekend either. But this morning the local forecast predicted a break in the rain, a drop in the wind and best of all, the prospect of some mist. So, laden with 6KG of camera equipment I once again headed out into the local woods to see how things were now looking after a week of being batter with storms.
On the way over to the woods I found myself driving through light fog, but as I descended into the valley where the woods are located it thinned and vanished, never to return for the remainder of the morning.
All images taken on a tripod with the Fujifilm GFX100S + 45-100 f/4.0 and a CPL (everything was wet and shiny, so that was kind of essential). Processed from individual raw files in Capture One Pro 23. I did also pack the 32-64 and 100-200, using the latter for a few shots that didn't make it into this set and for the most part, I didn't feel I needed to go wider than 45, so the 32-64 never came out of the bag.
1. Hatch Brook looking a bit swollen. It's usually shallow enough to just walk across here, but not this morning.
2. A wider shot of the area around Hatch Brook. I had planned to take a wander around the other side of the stream, but that clearly wasn't happening today.
3. A winding path through the woods.
4. One of many ruins in the woods.
5. Still clinging on to a few leaves.
6. Reaching. As previously mentioned, the promised mist was a no show, what were looking at here in the distance is the floor of the valley as it rises up the other side.
7. This was taken from a position a few feet lower than the previous shot. This location takes a number of obstructions out of the equation, but places the upper branches above the horizon line much sooner, so I ended up shooting this using the 65:24 crop to stop the sky intruding.
8. Similarly, I wanted to include the yellowing bush in the foreground, but a wider shot would have brought more of the sky into the shot, so this was the best compromise I could come up with at the time.
9. This is similar to a shot I posted last week, but the trees are looking an awful lot more sparse this week.
10. The previous shot (right) compared to last Saturday's shot (left). What a difference a week makes.
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On the way over to the woods I found myself driving through light fog, but as I descended into the valley where the woods are located it thinned and vanished, never to return for the remainder of the morning.
All images taken on a tripod with the Fujifilm GFX100S + 45-100 f/4.0 and a CPL (everything was wet and shiny, so that was kind of essential). Processed from individual raw files in Capture One Pro 23. I did also pack the 32-64 and 100-200, using the latter for a few shots that didn't make it into this set and for the most part, I didn't feel I needed to go wider than 45, so the 32-64 never came out of the bag.
1. Hatch Brook looking a bit swollen. It's usually shallow enough to just walk across here, but not this morning.
2. A wider shot of the area around Hatch Brook. I had planned to take a wander around the other side of the stream, but that clearly wasn't happening today.
3. A winding path through the woods.
4. One of many ruins in the woods.
5. Still clinging on to a few leaves.
6. Reaching. As previously mentioned, the promised mist was a no show, what were looking at here in the distance is the floor of the valley as it rises up the other side.
7. This was taken from a position a few feet lower than the previous shot. This location takes a number of obstructions out of the equation, but places the upper branches above the horizon line much sooner, so I ended up shooting this using the 65:24 crop to stop the sky intruding.
8. Similarly, I wanted to include the yellowing bush in the foreground, but a wider shot would have brought more of the sky into the shot, so this was the best compromise I could come up with at the time.
9. This is similar to a shot I posted last week, but the trees are looking an awful lot more sparse this week.
10. The previous shot (right) compared to last Saturday's shot (left). What a difference a week makes.
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Rich42
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Vista, CA
Looking north from my home in Oceanside, CA to the Tuscany-esque agricultural region of Vista, CA at golden hour, 15 minutes before sunset.
GFX 100S, Nikkor Q 200/4, f/8, 1/250, ISO 500, handheld, IBIS
Rich
Curious... was this taken yesterday? I'm northeast of you by about 60mi as the crow flies. Yesterday's golden hour at my house, just a few minutes before sunset, was amazing.
Vista, CA
Looking north from my home in Oceanside, CA to the Tuscany-esque agricultural region of Vista, CA at golden hour, 15 minutes before sunset.
GFX 100S, Nikkor Q 200/4, f/8, 1/250, ISO 500, handheld, IBIS
Rich
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Rich42
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Bob,Curious... was this taken yesterday? I'm northeast of you by about 60mi as the crow flies. Yesterday's golden hour at my house, just a few minutes before sunset, was amazing.
Vista, CA
Looking north from my home in Oceanside, CA to the Tuscany-esque agricultural region of Vista, CA at golden hour, 15 minutes before sunset.
GFX 100S, Nikkor Q 200/4, f/8, 1/250, ISO 500, handheld, IBIS
Rich
Taken 11/16/2023 at 5:30:21 pm. Sunset was 5:45.
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Rich
I've heard that there are two types of weather in England. It's either : it rains, or it's going to rain. Autumn was English style at its worst in Switzerland this year. But here and there, there is still a little colour in places sheltered from the wind. To be fair, I lived in England for months and the weather was lovely. Well, mostly.
Taken with GF 35-70mm, 6 V crops for the square one, 3 H crops for the pano.
Taken with GF 35-70mm, 6 V crops for the square one, 3 H crops for the pano.
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I like this a lot.I've heard that there are two types of weather in England. It's either : it rains, or it's going to rain. Autumn was English style at its worst in Switzerland this year. But here and there, there is still a little colour in places sheltered from the wind. To be fair, I lived in England for months and the weather was lovely. Well, mostly.
Taken with GF 35-70mm, 6 V crops for the square one, 3 H crops for the pano.
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