Peter Del

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I use a a JJC replacement lens hood LH-J48B like this https://www.amazon.com/JJC-LH-J48B-Professional-Replaces-LH-48B/dp/B00BMBCJP0 It slips over the lens and has a knurled knob to tighten it onto ...

Very nice and atmospheric. Peter Del

Very interesting and clear, were you using full frame! Peter Del

.... post process, because the landscape is not what I would like it to be Straight out of camera. Olympus PEN F, Olympus 14-150 ii. 1/60 @ f/11. 200 ISO. -1 EV. Edited They look a little better ...

The first is wonderful, but, IMHO, the grass is unnecessary. Peter Del

The second is superb, what a wonderful early church. Peter Del

The anatomy theatre is an amazing place and the ecorche figures are always fascinating. A great set. Peter Del

That's great as well as a great title. Peter Del

I have always thought that an explanation of colour vision was first proposed by Thomas Young in 1802 and then refined in 1850 by Hermann von Helmholtz (the Young-Helmholtz Theory). Young ...

In 1861, James Clark Maxwell had Thomas Sutton take three photographs of a tartan ribbon through red, green and blue filters. Then he projected the images using three projectors with coloured ...

I really like 1 and 3. Peter Del

The first is superb and should be more widely seen. The best image on this Forum for a very long time. Peter Del

I've heard that it also has a coffee percolator. Peter Del

Although the nature of the shots may be different, both would be valid, as it is the photo that matters, not how it was made. Peter Del

If that was being thrown away, I might have been tempted to nobble it and place it front of the 'flat iron building! Peter Del

Thank you for your comment. The PEN F is a little miracle of engineering and a joy to use. Peter Del

Thanks Michael for your comments. I also like the compressed 'depth' seen in no.3. Peter Del

Thanks John, the above are the effects I wanted. However, these are the same images but treatment is swapped. As you know, tastes is a personal thing! 4) 5) They look a bit better when viewed ...