Captain Hook

This one is indeed better. The mountains on the background are not so blurry anymore. Thank you.

I like it; I like it a lot! :-) Some minor remarks: (1) Little bit less purple(ish) sky/clouds (2) curved horizon/coast line could be corrected.

I think you should clean your sensor and your lens! There is a lot of pictorial pollution on them. ;-) Interesting image! Where is this? Do you have some more (photographic) info on this location?

Ghost Town ? Looks more like a ghost shed... ;-)

Thank you Alistair. My wife is better with needle & thread. I'm better in digital stitching. :-)

First of all: thanks a lot of your extensive comments. Always interesting to read how other viewers 'see' my images. The dams are indeed fairly easy accessible. But my viewpoints do require some ...

Ok, here we go. :-) As always (I only use a tripod during my hikes for macro shots), I am the sturdy rock on which my DSLR is mounted. ;-) No tripod was harmed during the shooting of these images. ...

Thanks. What details are you talking about? Because the originals @ flickr have extensive EXIF metadata. (?)

Ok, not bad. Like others mentioned; your image is tilting to the right. And there are some red halos around the edges of the building on the right side. The effect of the long(er) exposure is the ...

Really? Are you sure? ;-) BTW: it is not far from where you shoot a lot of images; Hochkönig/Dienten ! View from the banks of the Mooserboden reservoir : 'Klockerin', 'Bärenkopf', 'Hohe Riffl', ...

Thank you. Yes I concur with you; it's an amazing area. :-) Most part of the dam(s) is hidden behind those massive amounts of water. ;-) Here you can see how those concrete curves restrain those ...

Mooserboden + Wasserfallboden Dam, Kaprun, Austria. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kraftwerk_Kaprun https://www.verbund.com/en-at/about-verbund/power-plants/our-power-plants/kaprun-limberg-2 Total ...

Then you could use ExifToolGUI (in combination with ExifTool).
Works great :-)

And the creator of ExifTool (Phil Harvey) just released a fresh update which tackles an issue I discovered when...

Thanks Stopped ripping them off, or stopped car makers using these symbols? :-) :-) I even think that, according to todays standards/political correctness, this kind of ornaments would not be ...

ExifTool? Sure! I use it (thanks to Phil Harvey) all the time. :-)

When an all-manual MF lens like the Helios is mounted on my Nikon D800E, I use the following command line:

exiftool -P -progress...

As a continuation of some oltimers detail photograhpy , I present to you: Is it a plane? Is it a car? Illuminated: Humble nod: Ready for take-off: Fast Forward: Enjoy!

Turning, turning, turning... ps: these images are shot with a old piece of Kiev glass; an Arsat Photex 80mm T/S lens. :-) Original images can be found here and here . Anyone willing to comment on this:

I like the #1! Looks like a frozen landscape. Fairylike. :-)

There is a big difference how ViewNX-i handles GPS EXIF metadata versus the way how ViewNX-2 does it: *ViewNX-2 modifies directly the .NEF files. *ViewNX-i writes the GPS metadata into a separate ...

Dunno; I don't have personal experiences with that. But a quick google search: http://u88.n24.queensu.ca/exiftool/forum/index.php?topic=8333.0 https://sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/geotag.html ...