kestrel P/P using the new photoshop sky replacement tool .this was initially a clear blue sky . gets a WOW from me but will need to be used with care
the mood moment by jeff and jan cohen, on Flickr
That's not for mekestrel P/P using the new photoshop sky replacement tool .this was initially a clear blue sky . gets a WOW from me but will need to be used with care
kestrel P/P using the new photoshop sky replacement tool .this was initially a clear blue sky . gets a WOW from me but will need to be used with care
each to there own alf ,so far its giving me a bit of a lift amid grey skies and a forthcoming stay home for two weeks lockdown .. I see no harm in it as long as its declared at posting . heres another one just done
We have close friends that live in Llandudno and have only seen them for an hour since February when we stayed in Rhosneigr last month; we met in the car park in Beaumaris [and were very fed up that having paid £4 the loos were all locked!] and had a slightly chilly picnic. It's so tough. My brother lives in Australia and I am very sad that I won't be seeing him any time soon. Hang in there.
I have been using a used M10ii and used Olympus f1.8 17mm for a good while now.
The lens was my favourite by a long chalk until I got the 12-40 PRO (also used) last summer.
That has largely taken it's place except for travelling at the lightest when going out in the evening.
Here's my best stuff without people I know in it
The Panasonic f1.7 25mm is another under appreciated gem if you want a small prime with a "50" field of view on a budget.
Though I don't find the focal length as useful.
dora the soarer by jeff and jan cohen, on Flickr
another shot using the sky replacement tool in photoshop . had a good bit of fun with it today
well choughed by jeff and jan cohen, on Flickr
No, I don't know a Harry
If we go it will be a family visit to see the baby seals and I'll take a few pictures. I won't be setting up camp and staying all day.
The reason I'm not sure is the last couple of years it's been very busy there.
I'm a bit wary of how people are going to behave when they should be socially distancing but they're roped in on the dunes.
The behaviour in the broads villages over the summer was not very encouraging with people packing themselves in like sardines.
The wardens are volunteers, there for the well being of the seals not the visitors.
If they put in one way systems etc. but people choose to ignore them then there's very little they can do and I wouldn't expect them to really.
not in the least bit bothered robin as you say I'm being honest about it its a image I wonder how the Mona Lisa would have looked in real life or if micheal angelos statue of David had had a boner
on .. your lucky you can get about I have been restricted on travelling out of my home county for three weeks and now face two weeks or more of home lockdown ,need to keep my mind engaged before total insanity takes over . and its not worth risking breaking out the old bill ARE imposing fines by using/abusing ANPR ..have a nice day
Not sure it will work on the lower end cameras ,might be better sticking it back on e.bay and getting the right one
(Black crowned) Night Heron2 by Malcolm Fisher, on Flickr
(Black crowned) Night Heron by Malcolm Fisher, on Flickr
a storms brewing by jeff and jan cohen, on Flickr
A couple of images of Black Crowned Night Herons from my recent trip to Portugal.
Both were taken on the Championship Golf Course at Penina.
Both with the EM1 mark iii and 300 Pro with 1.4 T/C
Anyone would think you're not stating the fact.another of my sky replacement shots ,I'm still enjoying it even if the purists dislike it
The light is all wrong in this, the bird is lit from the opposite side of the sun plus l would have blurred the sky to make the bird stand out more.another of my sky replacement shots ,I'm still enjoying it even if the purists dislike it
Haha yeah good point Jeff. I use Luminar 4 which has a really good and simple sky change facility if you are that way inclined. Well worth a trial download and play with if you have time.
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Not listed as a lens on the US site either
I have the 100-400 on back order. Below in blue is the reply I had to an email from Olympus, hopefully this is the case. They also told me to get in touch with my suppller as they should have an ETA for the 100-400. I had already contacted my local supplier 3 times. I tried again after I received the Olympus email and was told by supplier they have no ETA on their screen and they will look into it and get back to me, so far I have had no further info from my local supplier.
"May I please advise that we expect a new delivery of this lens to arrive at the end of October. These will then be distributed to our dealers and e-shop in early November."
escape from oz by jeff and jan cohen, on Flickr
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