a splsh of colour by jeff and jan cohen, on Flickr
Great capture in time Jeff but it make my eyes feel like I'm looking through my misty glasses.different P/P regime on this one , done with instructions from another forum poster . I really like this effect ... floats my boat anyway
Haha - me too. In the first lockdown a year ago I decorated the whole house except for the hall, stairs and landing. Being an old victorian house there are many doors and high ceilings but i have now reluctantly started that space. Managed to paint 7 door sides and frames last week and now just 3 to go.Couple of old ones from me as I've been busy decorating instead of doing photography.
Robin by Ajophotog, on ipernity
Brent Geese by Ajophotog, on ipernity
I tend to use the mechanical shutter its a bit louder but feels right
.... That combo is a good physical balance I find and I fell in love with my E-M1X from the moment I held one - I came from a Canon 1DX-2 and the M1X is like a scaled down version and not too small.
.... As someone who absolutely loves driving I love this shot. Very nicely done.
.... Especially much quieter than Canons which Nikon users call 'Canon Slappers'
) I also was taught about the 'thumb position'.....................also how to use a starting handle properly to avoid a broken thumb/hand when using a starting handle
I have a vague'ish memory of the FX3 taxi my dad had for a while and that also had a starting handle.......needed sometimes.....though I don't recall ever cranking that one and anyway that was some years before I drove
. However my MG Magnette Varitone did occasionally need a crank start 
Good for him. That's quite an achievement at 17! I quite fancy one of those myself
Gosh he's done well. I didn't know about Abarth - just looked up the Fiat connection - that Italian style! And the Italians like their cars...
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Sorry it's all a bit off topic, but I bought a 1970 MG1300 in Hayle when I was on holiday there in 1986. It had 13k miles on the clock if I remember rightly. I kept it until 1996. I was a teacher at the time and the kids thought it was hilarious because it looked like Basil Fawlty's car
Sorry it's all a bit off topic, but I bought a 1970 MG1300 in Hayle when I was on holiday there in 1986. It had 13k miles on the clock if I remember rightly. I kept it until 1996. I was a teacher at the time and the kids thought it was hilarious because it looked like Basil Fawlty's car
And just to get back on topic - I thought this was quite a handy video...
View: https://youtu.be/855ulRaLn3s
Basil Fawlty car..........as a family car we had an Austin 1100, nice car that taught me some good 'wheezes' on servicing including how to change its clutch without needing to remove the engine. Plus at least 3 climbing trips to North Wales......our dad bought it but my brother & I hogged its usage
dont hope to much ,my daughters a covid ward nurse , had covid ... had the vaccine ... sent home last week to isolate for seven days , went back at the weekend sent home again as another nurse contracted it so self isolating for another seven days .. and people wonder why I get snappy at times
glow glider by jeff and jan cohen, on Flickr
learning the game by jeff and jan cohen, on Flickr
Yeah Rob I was gobsmacked I'm going to try a couple of other outlets today.
here is Imaging Resources William Brawley out & about with the E-M1X and the 150-400mm.....................though he is equally giving his (timely reminder?) tips for wildlife photography as much as 'reviewing' the lens
good god ! by jeff and jan cohen, on Flickr
Tried 4 different shops all quoting next year
That's pretty bad and will not help the brand. Even for those of us who could not contemplate buying that particular lens, it will make people wonder hoe the new owners will perform. The 100-400 is still out of stock at most dealers.
My point of view
