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After Dav Thomas and I visited this location in February of 2011 I was dying to revisit. Whilst in Glencoe we realised it was only just over a half an hour away so we campervanned over and spent a day wandering around the woods. This was a glimpse of light in the densest area of hanging lichen and I love the colour split between warm highlights and cool shadows. This was shot at f/13 and f/4.5 on my Sony A900 using the 'Secret Handshake' lens - wide open added a wonderful dreamy glow but let just enough detail through to hold shape.
Hand-held portrait of Lass, an Arabian chestnut mare at Arabian Rescue Therapy. Lass loves attention and will actively run off other horses who she feels might be getting the pets and scratches she thinks are rightfully hers. [1930 Zeiss Ikon Icarette 500/2, 10.5cm f4.5 uncoated Tessar, 1/50 @ f16, zone focused at 5 ft. on Fomapan 100]
Shooting handheld with the ISO ramped up to 800 ‘cause it’s gloomy and overcast, 36mm extension tube, ain’t gonna get no better for DOF and sharpness ‘cause I got a cheap kit lens that ain’t fast and the wind was blowing the spiderweb this morning to boot, and whereas yesterday the little booger was still this morning he was running all over creation; guess the thunderstorms last night spooked him…still, it ain’t bad enough to cuss at, eh? I hope this little booger hangs around for good light and calm breezes.
Rotational Zoom ICM
A shot while playing with settings I really liked how it dragged the words from the screen.