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I took these two shots back to back - at a suboptimal aperture, after shooting the entire day at f/8 I went for a shallower DoF at f/4 shortly before and forgot to change back :doh: Anyway, I've two questions about them: 1. Which do you like better, and why? I'm considering printing one of...

PXL_20230727_131827281x by william Heron, on Flickr

Here some pictures of the Viaduc de Millau. https://flic.kr/p/2oQgwF9 https://flic.kr/p/2oQb49p https://flic.kr/p/2oQg29f

Went to the Photography Show on the 20th June 2023 at Weston-Super-Mare and it was my first time there. A lot of very interesting architecture and a mix of old and new buildings. The palm trees reminded me of my time living in Sicily and how much I miss living near the coast. A very...

;) Et ceterum censeo: No pasarán. M.

Some random first shots from the Q2 in Sicily this week.

Went for a nice long drive this afternoon to and from an old Grist mill on the other side of the county from me. A pleasant way to spend my day off. All shot with my M 240, Chiyoko 50/2 at ISO 200.

Et ceterum censeo: No pasarán. M.

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ashram is the ashram of the famous Maharishi Mahesh Yogi who started the Transcendental Meditation movement. Although it was abandoned back in 1997, it has now been taken under the control of the forest department. In 1968, the ashram rose to fame and placed Rishikesh on...

Happened upon an occasion to shoot at Kristiania College today, so in between shooting speakers keynotes and not as well as diverse crowd/mingling shots, I got in some shots for myself. Didn't find a tread for building details, so thought I would put one up.

Hi Cameraderie Friends, I've got a work trip to Vietnam coming up next week, a few days in Hanoi and then a few days in Ho Chi Minh (I've got a day off in Hanoi and about 8 hours in Ho Chi Minh), and I'm looking for recommendations for photographic locations in both cities. Thanks in advance...

I'm envious. We're in my step-daughter's sewing room, while the schedule on our tiny house slips by… was supposed to be done by July, then October, then "in the new year," then "end of the month…" (last month)

Ricoh GR III with the GW-4 wide angle adapter (21mm field of view) 1 - My favorite - 4 image stitched vertical panorama of the supreme court main chambers 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

All shot with the Ricoh GR III and GW-4 wide angle adapter (21mm field of view). 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

I co-chair the photography club at work, and today we did a photo walk around our campus looking for cool lines, textures, and angles. It was a fun afternoon, and I grabbed a handful of shots I quite like. Most architectural stuff I shoot I prefer in B&W and with a wide angle, so I brought along...

So it happens that I hear from my niece, and we agree to a meeting somewhere distant enough, so that we can share a walk, a little art, gorgeous food, and gossip aplenty. Milan fits the bill, and after sometime on the train there we are - and we head to the Bosch exhibit. Not only paintings...

As you might remember we all witnessed the Second Coming of the X-E4, manifesting itself from the delights of the refurbished website of That Larger Congolomerate. This event, complemented by the celebrated arrival of a used 15-45, implied that the Little Berlin Trip was to be a shared affair -...

There's a thread for doors and even one for door handles, but I couldn't find one to share this other category of functional door adornment. from San Miguel de Allende, Mexico Please feel free to share yours! - K

So it happens we are not going to the Opera, because of that inconvenience and the feeling of unease my dearest felt about it. So the Fidelio will wait, while nonetheless we head into town for a day one stroll, easily dressed for that. I do love the Rose Garden uphill, regardless of the...

A walk around Wells, England's smallest city with one of its most impressive cathedrals. NB city in England historically meant a town with a cathedral although this has been relaxed a bit in recent years as more towns have been awarded city status. Anyway I digress... the front of the cathedral...

I detest this building. Blighting the cityscape in Sydney. Now the city’s biggest, erect and shiny (probably as an ode to its male owner) and as overcompensations go, this one’s spectacular. Of course, the owner is far more powerful than the city’s politicians, so clearance was waved through...

I took a few shots from the roof of my building at sunset a couple of nights ago. (All with X-E2 and XF18-55) Sunset over Manila Bay. Makati Central Business District Bonifacio Global City, Taguig

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