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Spotted today in Halesowen on the back of a van, Nikon Point and shoot
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Good job that 4’ fence is there I would have you!
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Turn my back for a few days, and the slopes down to the river have erupted into the annual jungle of wildflower.
I didn't walk for long.....felt like someone was watching me !
I didn't walk for long.....felt like someone was watching me !
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Experimenting with signs
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Playing with my M8 today, I've hardly used it over the past couple of years - I've had it quite a few years but still only just over 9,000 shutter activations
Made me realise, (remember), it's lack of DR compared with my Nikon D850 - if you over expose or under expose, even slightly, (say because of bright sunshine or dark shadows) you cannot recover much in post
The CCD sensor does give good colours though
anyway - a shot of the garden as I'm spending a few hours there each day now the weather is improving
Made me realise, (remember), it's lack of DR compared with my Nikon D850 - if you over expose or under expose, even slightly, (say because of bright sunshine or dark shadows) you cannot recover much in post
The CCD sensor does give good colours though
anyway - a shot of the garden as I'm spending a few hours there each day now the weather is improving
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A few point and shoot shots from this mornings dog walk. Both these shots had to be straightened as you cannot see the rear screen in bright light !
Straightening this one caused me to send a few spectators to the Guillotine !
Straightening this one caused me to send a few spectators to the Guillotine !
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One from this afternoon. 6d2 50mm at 2.8.
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and a few more from this afternoons walk, Nikon point and shoot
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I have worked ou tthat photography is not a hobby, it is an disease/addiction that people suffer from, why else do you get withdrawl symptoms when you can't go out to take pictures lol.
Back in the garden again today, I know it is always in the garden lol, but better that than not taking any pictures. My attempts from today.
Back in the garden again today, I know it is always in the garden lol, but better that than not taking any pictures. My attempts from today.
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I suppose in a way it is an addiction, I;m the same when I cant get out for a while shooting. Nice pics.
Where were the train shots taken?
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The 4th one looks like a '70 Impala, but not quite, maybe regional difference? (or I remember the wrong year)
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Some new orchids have sprung up on a communal field in the village. No idea what they are yet (answers on a postcard please). We are off to Spain tomorrow so I had to nip down to take some photos today in case the field is mown when we get back.
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Hi, it seems to be a series 164 Impala :
Chevrolet Impala – Wikipedia
But there may have been different trim levels...
This is all I have of "my" Impala :
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Had to go out this afternoon and managed to get these. Sony ZV1
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Highley Station on the Severn valley railway, the later shots where from Arley Station
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Lovely walk today, insects overdosing on nectar and the coolest fungi I've ever seen.
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Wyre Forest wanderings with my point and shoot and three wild beasts ! I was wondering if the Bluebells where out as they can be quite spectacular in this area but not quite !
This is what I saw in the photo above
This is what I saw in the photo above
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Rare to see Deciduous tree log stacks , they are normally Pine
Even rarer , the Lesser spotted Yellow Komatsu tree eater, JCB tree eater are more common in these parts !
One of it's young victims !
Even rarer , the Lesser spotted Yellow Komatsu tree eater, JCB tree eater are more common in these parts !
One of it's young victims !
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Then the fun for this afternoon after a visit to the farm supply shop for Dog food ( One of my dogs is allergic to Red Meat and grain )
Some half wit tyre fitter decided he was going to tighten one of my wheel studs using a JCB for extra pressure !
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Some half wit tyre fitter decided he was going to tighten one of my wheel studs using a JCB for extra presure !
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Some half wit tyre fitter decided he was going to tighten one of my wheel studs using a JCB for extra presure !
There was actually another spanner and socket that I killed trying to get it off
This was the method I used in the end, at first it was turning the wheel in gear when it still had the full weight of the car on the floor. I was waiting for the spanner, wheel stud, or both to come off like a bullet but then it suddenly gave way. Even swearing at it didn't move it !
Some half wit tyre fitter decided he was going to tighten one of my wheel studs using a JCB for extra pressure !
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Some half wit tyre fitter decided he was going to tighten one of my wheel studs using a JCB for extra presure !
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Some half wit tyre fitter decided he was going to tighten one of my wheel studs using a JCB for extra presure !
There was actually another spanner and socket that I killed trying to get it off
This was the method I used in the end, at first it was turning the wheel in gear when it still had the full weight of the car on the floor. I was waiting for the spanner, wheel stud, or both to come off like a bullet but then it suddenly gave way. Even swearing at it didn't move it !
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Just behind the tail rotor, there is a smudge, looks like it could be something on the sensor. Take a picture of plain sky with the aperture stopped down as far as possible to check
woof woof
I like a nice Chianti
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There's four that I can see in a diagonal line from top left down to the last one more central and down a bit. They look large but diffused and rather than on the sensor could almost be drops of rain on the front of the lens or at least I've had similar from snow / rain drops on the front of the lens.
I find cleaning sensors annoying but it as to be done and I've always done it myself without issues.
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