Any camera, any photo but the first word of your photo title has to start with the first letter of the last word of the description in the last photo posted.
Have fun! I will start.
Yellow flowers
Now the next photo has to start with the letter F
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...
There are over 1,500 flowering plants in the GSMNP. They bloom nearly all year round. Always giving visitors something beautiful or unique to see. Of these 1,500 plants, 36 are orchids. It can be a real treat to come across an orchid along the trail. Some are more common, like rattlesnake...
The mesmerizing forms of frost flowers can be a bit confusing if one hasn't witnessed them before. The delicate, thread like crystals form beautiful flowers. Sometimes covering entire areas with their ethereal shapes.
Frost flowers form in cold temperatures, normally after some precipitation...
. . . of a different kind.
I was intrigued by "the shape of the light," and tried to capture it with three different cameras.
The better half (aka spotter-in-chief) has put up with me for 43 years. I am blessed.
Cheers, Jock
I'm still experimenting with capturing bees this year. Here are a few with the Fuji Xpro-2 and 50-230/4.5-6.7 OIS II
SOOC JPGs
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RAW processed in Capture One 20
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My Kodak Panatomic-X film simulation SOOC
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Had some time before my wife got home this afternoon so I strolled around the neighborhood. Spring is in full swing here in the desert southwest
A6000 and 70-150mm Vivitar
Be careful. Things in the desert have a lot of barbs, needles and sharp edges.
And they...
I recently acquired an F5 at a good price and shot a roll of E-6 to see if it was working properly.
The images below are as processed by a local pro lab.
I was trying to get a good macro shot of the dandelion seeds....the fluffy white bits. I missed. There's a few of their stems that are kind of in focus, but mainly it's a big fluffy soft, out of focus treat.
A successful dandelion macro is being saved in reserve in case I don't get one I...
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