Captain Hook

Impressive locomotive! But imho somewhat too tone mapped... ;-) Creates distracting halo around the fierce machine.

I second that! :-) Why would one introduce, the imho ugly/disturbing, distortion(s) of a WA lens? Especially for landscapes, stitching is easy and can give you years and years of rewarding and ...

I forgot this one: A few meters from the quay wall; some lampposts trying to illuminate the misty ground...

Yes, I do like, despite the 'cheating', #1 as the most interesting one. Doesn't care for the snow blower; I can't see it anyway. :-) ...like a mini-blizzard at ground level. ;-)

Interesting! But what is it? A sheet of cloth or something like that? BTW: when viewed at high res; there is plenty of coloring... ;-) No b/w.

Same here. :-) Both. And as a bonus ;-) , same location, just a few meters beyond the other lamp: Some reed slowly waving in front of the wooden pier.

Thanks. I can't decide which one I prefer more. They are just... just somewhat different. So both have their 'thing'.

Wow! I especially like your great mental capabilities! That you remember all those details about the image taking, after all those years... Or did you write it down? ;-) Because back then, there ...

Minor additional remark, regarding filters getting stuck: Even B+W doesn't use brass material anymore on most of their filters. I have some older B+W filters which ARE made of brass; which hardly ...

I'm using a Acratech Ultimate Balhead: for >5 years now. It has been all over Europe. Over the Alps, during hikes, at home, in the mud, in the forest, in the snow. And has never let me down. I ...

Yesterday evening, the fog came in, over the cold water from the lake, into the harbour.

Yep, the non-B&W one please!

It looks like a postcard from long ago... ;-) Oh, but wait, I see antenna's on the houses on the left... :-) not so long ago then...

Don't stress your yourself out. ;-) I travelled to Scotland 10 years ago and I only had my humble Nikon D200 camera and some simple/cheap lenses with me: https://www.flickr.com/photos/chasa-imago/a ...

Thank you! But small image? When you click on it , it will open @ 3840x5724 resolution; big enough? :-) I assume you are comparing the camera capabilities of my Nikon D800E versus the Panasonic or ...

...just the parts remain as a memory from the past: (at a local mechanical heritage museum) utility train detail of a small utility train from a Belgian factory detail of steam boiler of a small train.

Are you sure? You didn't forget to apply lens distortion? ;-) Just kidding... Small detail: the edges, especially around the trees, seem a little bit 'odd'? A tiny white ridge around it (?)

At a local mechanical heritage museum, there is so much 'old stuff' to see, to smell, to touch and even (sometimes) operational. This rusty hook ;-) caught my eye, and I thought it would look good ...

I'm missing the 'W' part of your image. ;-) However I do see a lot of 'B'. So, I would love to see some more equal parts of both. :-) Thank you!