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I left my lawn run wild for "no mow May" and a fair few of these popped up. Lady's smock is another label - I love wildflower names.
I used my "new" used EF40mm f2.8 and my first impressions are - it's a cracker! Also my first post using the Raynox closeup thingy.
Took the 17/40mm lens to 40mm for this close in comp of the breakwater. Neat lighting from the Fort Armistead area.
Nusfjord, Lofoten, Norway
As you exit the E10 and head south along the Fv807 (6 kms to Nusfjord) you come to this vista at the first bend which according to Google Maps is known as “Panorama Road”. I can’t think why?
at Soldiers Beach, Norah Head, NSW, Australia
Olympus EM-5/Olympus 12-40mm f2.8
Sincere thanks for your views, faves and comments.
This old farm house sits next to Pacific Highway West on a tree grove in Amity, Oregon. If you're a local photographer who shoots old abandoned buildings and you like the look of this one, hurry out there. I believe it may be coming down soon. I hope I'm wrong, though.
This is the third test photo taken in Koziegłowy in the agglomeration of Zagłębie and Silesia with over 2.2 million inhabitants. Shows the capabilities of low ISO 200 combined with the MSM astrotracker - again an 8-minute single exposure at 40mm MFT (80mm FF). You can see that with proper care in setting the tripod (leveling) and the tracker to the Polaris (setting with a laser and an optical telescope with backlight), you can confidently expect much longer single exposure times and longer focal lengths. An appropriate tripod Mach3 TMA 47AXL, are also important. I also used remote radio shutter release - RADIO TRIGGER OLYMPUS RM-CB2 , SYNC CABLE JJC RM-UC1 OLYMPUS KABEL-J .. One more thing about focusing - I focused manually on a bright star, enlarging the image 14x.
Size Doesn't Matter!
(Meyer Optik Görlitz Helioplan 1:4,5/40mm @f/22)
"Looking Close ... on Friday" contribution "nuts".
