- Location
- Cheshire, England
- Name
- Martin Connolly
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Single In Single in September (SiS) 2023 - day 3
- Thread starter MoonMind
- Start date
- Location
- Knoxville, TN
- Name
- Bob
From this morning, just in case....
Day 3 - Morning by R John Thieda, on Flickr
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pdk42
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- Location
- Royal Leamington Spa, UK
- Name
- Paul
Another "comfort blanket" shot. I promise to get better at this!!
The Sun Sets over the Field by Paul Kaye, on Flickr
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The Sun Sets over the Field by Paul Kaye, on Flickr
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Took the long way home after dropping Son #2 at his boarding school this evening.
Ran the E-PL3 with the VF-2, took it off auto ISO which probably helped a bit on the mushiness. I had it capped at 1600 and much of the earlier shots has been at 1600 which probably explains a few things, all of the shots this evening was with a Polarizer mounted, most of them at ISO400.
The 17mm is still soft(ish), but I will see how it fares. If I dont feel that I manage to harness it in a few days, I am thinking of switching it up with one of the small Lumixes, either the 14, the PL15 or the 20mm. Most likely one of the two latter. It is a bit frustrating shooting the 17mm.
This one has been through a couple of the Topaz suite programs, Denoise and Sharpen, I find the Photo AI to behave a bit odd lately so looking forward towards the Version 2 release in early September.
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A few "safety shots" in a 30 days challenge I think is entirely normal as a non-pro shooter. I know I have a few items I default to if pressed for time or opportunity.
- Location
- Six Mile Lake
- Name
- Russ
- Name
- Miguel Tejada-Flores
Day 3
More than half the day passed by and zero opportunities to take any pictures, much less pick up a camera.
So I opened a small notebook and wrote down an impromptu mantra.
Looking at it, and the pen I used to write it, I realized I had my photo.
This was taken at f/2.8; my outtake for today was taken at f/5.6. I went back and forth between them but for reasons I don't understand, I liked this one better.
More than half the day passed by and zero opportunities to take any pictures, much less pick up a camera.
So I opened a small notebook and wrote down an impromptu mantra.
Looking at it, and the pen I used to write it, I realized I had my photo.
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This was taken at f/2.8; my outtake for today was taken at f/5.6. I went back and forth between them but for reasons I don't understand, I liked this one better.
- Name
- Miguel Tejada-Flores
No apologies necessary, Dan. And they are lovely flowers, too. But take care of yourself and your family first and foremost... the photos will come if and when they are ready, so no worries.
- Location
- Ames IA, USA
- Name
- Mark Peterson
I like this one, too, Miguel. The focus on the pen with the slightly OOF writing almost makes it dream- or thought-like. I like that the focus brings out the cool texture of your writing surface, as well.
- Location
- Ames IA, USA
- Name
- Mark Peterson
- Location
- Massachusetts, USA
This is a quick shot at the farmers market this morning. I’m trying to learn what to expect from this lens on this camera. It covers the larger sensor surprisingly well and the image holds together very well into the corners even wide open.
Edited to add: I usually edit my images. Usually from the raw file although with this camera sometimes I just tweak the jpeg. This is just a resized jpeg straight from the camera. For Fuji users, it’s Classic Chrome, -2 highlights and +1 saturation are the only in camera adjustments.
Edited to add: I usually edit my images. Usually from the raw file although with this camera sometimes I just tweak the jpeg. This is just a resized jpeg straight from the camera. For Fuji users, it’s Classic Chrome, -2 highlights and +1 saturation are the only in camera adjustments.
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Glennn
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- Location
- New Jersey, USA
- Name
- Glen
- Location
- Seattle
- Name
- Andrew
They say that one of the unwritten laws of the Seattle area is that anywhere you are, within a few blocks you'll have a teriyaki place that makes really tasty food. I don't know if it's true everywhere, but, sure enough, a mere three to four minute walk from the apartment, this hole in the wall place exists, and their chicken is exceptionally tasty. Reversal film profile.
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