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Over towards Druids that small bit where people park just by the banking, that had some cars on it but thought they were pushing their luck The main area that over looks Cascades and Knickerbrook part of the track, there are areas there that were still really boggy and one car I watched slide...

If it was all black and it was a chap on the short side then it may have been a Nikon 400mm f2.8 F lens mounted to a Nikon Z9 with an adaptor. Its not me, I was not there on Wednesday. Great set of shots. I was there today and it was busy but there is fair bit of the place still fenced off...

His names Nigel Green and he did a book called Dungeness. He did publish a book as well but where it is still around I don't know. He does have a website but not sure about posting a link.

A nice set of images reminds me of another chap who did a similar project on Dungeness Power Station, name escapes me and this was a number of years ago. Another book in the making?

That was the least amount of sidecars I have seen run over the last couple of years for the Wirral 100. Hope they were just somewhere else and not given up.

Nice, really like the colours of the shot 3. I picked up a Canon 24mm TSE lens a short time ago but not used it much because of weather and life getting in the way.

I like them, I like the almost abstract nature of them.

Those prices could include, van hire/fuel, places to stay, access that ordinary mortals may not get, insurance and the photographers time. Bit hard on Nigel D but get where your coming from :ROFLMAO:

HMMM!!!!!!! It has been a while since I used mine but from what I remember the SA-21 would take the whole strip into the holder, I think to work out where the images were, then spit it partially out and wait for you to decide which of the strip you wanted to scan. I was using Vuescan (a small...

I have a 200-500 Nikon and it is indeed a heavy bit of kit especially if you stick one of their Pro bodies on the back like D2/D3 and others. On the 80-400, I would read around because I think there were two version and one is noticeably slower AF than the other.

Sell you on M 4/3? There is a fairly large range of cameras you can now choose from, both Olympus & Panasonic (Panasonic GH5 series still highly regarded video machine). Their IBIS, especially on early cameras is really good, when compared to other machine of the same era. Colours out of them...

Well done @TimHughes great shot

Taken late on a very cold and windy Castle Rig Stone Circle a week or so ago. Castle Rig by K 91, on Flickr

Same gig again :ROFLMAO:morning outside of Lodge and will be there just not which day.

That is a great image.