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@FishyFish - I really like the framing of "Nice for the time of year" and the good range of tones
@FishyFish - I really like the framing of "Nice for the time of year" and the good range of tones
Now that, that is exceptionally well timed! Not only is there the obvious link, but it also looks as though the shadow of the sign is proping up the shadow of the person. Great stuff
Aah, pesky critters! I've got an excuse as it was the Yashicamat and it was on the taking lens, rather than the viewing lens!Well I never beleived I would ever be able to shoot a landscape shot AND macro shot IN THE SAME FRAME ( without double exposing of course!)
See the "cling on" ...Bottom center left
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Aah, pesky critters! I've got an excuse as it was the Yashicamat and it was on the taking lens, rather than the viewing lens!
H'mm Nige people moan that HP5 is grainy but your shots don't show it
a 50mm 4.5 to be exact)
I did my first portrait session recently with someone who wasn't a model or a at a wedding. A young Architect from London travelled up to Liverpool to let me make some portraits of her.
Pentax 67ii & Kodak Portra 400
It's one of my favourite lenses. I'm continually amazed by the quality of it.
Any other RB lenses that you can vouch for?
Fabulous shot, wonderful colours and perfect depth of field for me, I really need to dig out my 67. What lens did you have on it?
Likewise.
Any other RB lenses that you can vouch for?
That Delta 3200 looks crackin', great shot for the conditions I'm sure the 'tog had something to do with it as wellaken on my M3 at the Photography Show. Ilford Delta 3200.
Last three from me, I promise!
Derwent water sunrise again:
Derwent Water Sunrise II by Jonathan Woods, on Flickr
Later on in the morning of the first sunrise of the trip:
Castle Crag Sunrise by Jonathan Woods, on Flickr
And yes, the light really was this red at Wastwater. I might take a photo of the slide just in case
Last of the sun at Wastwater by Jonathan Woods, on Flickr
You should adopt as your avatar.Aah, pesky critters! I've got an excuse as it was the Yashicamat and it was on the taking lens, rather than the viewing lens!
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