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That's about the happy medium for how much coffe I would need and the mug I would like to have ... Just need to get Gamma Ray'ed for some Hulk sweetness to drink coffee my favourite way :P

I would need to remove an ugly gate if I move the crop down to fit rule or thirds but I will give it a try. Normally when I make images I do frame in rule of thirds most of the time. I didn't keep those for these images though as I don't always feel like fitting within that after I made them.

It is my unfortunate curiosity to enjoy a large variety of photographic interests, else my life would be a lot simpler, cheaper and (maybe) less stressful. I do shot very fast moving subjects but I use HHHR and HR often for landscapes, macro and low light ... Of course it won't help with moving...

Sing of colours, of the beautiful autumn Colours bright, red, yellow, and orange Gone are they now, by wind blown Sweet autumn, you have come and gone To soon you have left me cold. I love this angle because how the hale bays complement the church tower colours and the human aspect of the...

Nothing really amazing, just a couple of shots testing out the Olympus 40-150mm f 2.8 PRO and even at 150mm the reach is limited for birds in flight. This one is cropped about 66%. Heading into the storm, hold on to your cap cap't'n.

Gave it another try with a 2nd stack I made after the top one while I tried to make sure I get a better focus bracket. It captured more DoF with a few extra shots for the 3rd mushroom on the right side but I had trouble with lots of errors. Took about half an hour to clean the image up. I hope...

It could be, I won't deny that it's an opinion that is biased towards what could be done better should be done better but that's a very consumer bias I guess. My mistake, I was wrong on a1 not being updated with it. I would agree but then Panasonic offered not just High Resolution in camera...

SHE ... IS ... MY ... LITTLE ... PIGGY !!!

Someone grab a shovel .... Or a blower. Though this was the kind of stuff I loved doing when I was around 8 years old in autumn: make a huge pile of leaves and jump in it with no regard to sharpy, pointy or hardy things inside ... "Swim" in ignorance bliss :P

Heading into the night. The peaks of Olympus, home of the Gods.

There's something fishy up there and something squirrelly down here ... I think :P

Fenced in ... Blow me away ... Leaf out of luck and jolly well trapped :P

I logged this one in as a ringer :P

Caught in the act ... Of ... Ahm ... I'm not sure what the hell they were doing?

I'm not particularly surprised, not just Sony but most of the manufacturers are going to milk the cow for profitability ... It's the capitalistic way. People are taking notice from other industry on how easy and lucrative it is to extract money (cough mobile gaming cough). What worries me is...

2 weeks ago went out to try to get used to walking at night, I stopped doing that a few years ago and I do miss the quietness. And it's a good time to test out the IBIS, High ISO and HHHR and the (still) new Noise Reduction in Lightroom. She doesn't like the thickness and the weight of the LED...

Almost naked yet still beautiful.

The time of the year for dying :(

I am tiny in this big world.

It's very cloudy most of the time most of these days. And very dark very fast, that's 5 minutes from the above image. And that's at 16:10.

The tiny world.

Put some confetti and fireworks inside the SIPG canon and the moon is ready to blow out :P

It was a pain in the butt to get the shot, low light, squirmish little fellow AF-S on OM-1 seems to have fallen down a manhole for no apparent reason, and I was running out of time before I was late for logging in at work.

Thank you for the info, you saved my bacon because I had the focus coupling wrong and switched between the SWD and Mark I. While the weight is still under the Olympus 100-400mm it's not as bad as my past Tamron 150-500mm. I have been reading up everything I can find in DPReview and Mu4/3 Forum...

I have owned the Olympus 14-54mm f 2.8-3.5 Mark I and 50-200mm f 2.8-3.5 Mark I 5 years ago and I loved them to bits, especially given my very limited budget I had at that time. Actually the 50-200mm Mark I is what got me into wildlife photography which I live for more then anything else these...

I understand your sentiment, I was thinking of the old lens also as a backup if my main lens would fail and not have a huge gap in the focal range. Looking up the 40-150mm f 2.8 PRO on LCE, MPB and Park Cameras seems to be around 600 to 850 £ from decent condition to like new. The first...

Besties and mates for life. (2021)

Her favorite song, I would sing it to her at least once'a'week.

Haro ... I would like to ask your personal opinion on getting and using the Olympus Zuiko Digital ED 50-200mm f 2.8-3.5 (in my case to use in OM-1)? Would ~350 £ be a good price omfor the lens and Olympus MMF-3 adapter imported from Japan using Buyee? Also would you prefer the original (2003]...

All the houses there start at 300.000 £ price, they come with 1 or two garages and have their own driveways, the streets are wide enough and very few people would need to park next to the sidewalk. It's one of the better built new neighbourhoods in terms of space and planning but it's not...

Just a literal and very empty street ... typical but modern suburban English neighborhood.

A Little Egret just chilling on the banks of Tone River in Taunton ... sometimes I don't have to hike miles to find the bird ... just take the A22 bus and be there in half an hour :P

It's a very shroooooomie season this year :) I wish I could be straight about this :P Sometimes I just feel small in this world. Sometimes you stand out just because you are.

It was to fast for me :P

A bit of an old thread but I was looking for Share Sunset-specific images (and without clouds): I don't know how the OM-1 managed but it captured the sunset glow and the atmosphere perfectly.

My little friend I bonded with this afternoon over some scraps :P I did offer free hugs but was told it's to expensive :P

The one lone tree I have in my area, though it would work better on a frosty or misty morning to cut down the background.

I didn't expect this in November but I found one of the cutest and prettiest flower. Need to look for it again and see if I can do a better picture.

(Last one, I promise) R.I.P. little one, 29.Aug.2021

R.I.P beloved, 15.Nov.2021 (the last picture of us together)

Of all the places I did not expect to find a Cormorant in Taunton but here it was, sitting on one of the Tone river water control points. I knew there was a Cormorant somewhere in Taunton as I spotted it flying around the river for the last 6 months but I didn't know it was a permanent resident...

Like the title, share what you plan to get or what you may receive or plan to give for X-Mas that are not photography-related this year. I decided today that for X-Mas I want to add a new member to my furry family but of a different size: I will adopt (buy) a male Jumping Spider as my 2nd pet...

I have one, I used it for the moon shots but the clouds covered Jupiter by the time I got home to use the tripod.

Forgot something? There, much better.

Edited, cropped about 50% and downsized to 3 MP

I think this is my first attempt to photograph Jupiter in quite a long time. I can almost see the brown bands on it. It was painfully difficult to get the focus right and hand held.

Had a pretty good weather and conditions for some moon shots last night. Not full moon but pretty mesmerising, easy to get lost in exploring those canyons and craters.

I am legally not allowed to pass a pet store without getting something for Her Highness ... A squeekey piggy toy. She instantly took a liking and a licking to it ... Probably the squeakiness had something to do with it. She didn't even let the piggy try to run away from her :P Not long...

Someone flushed the sky toilet? :P

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