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A duo of cicada shells seen against the setting sunlight on May 22.

BODY : Nikon Df

LENS : Carl Zeiss Makro-Planar T*2/50 ZF.2

My Hexagonal Rose is finished :-D

 

I changed the closing of the base, now it's a little bit rounder and it looks more like the Kawasaki Rose.

I went to IKEA for some things and I saw these cheap led bars. I couldn't resist... I had a sudden idea, night lighting for planted tanks :) Think its cool.

pca262 WIT: I photographed my daughter Katy's hands as she practised. The afternoon light was lovely coming in through the coloured panes in the window. I also cleared some distracting background.

Playing with slow shutter speeds here to give the impression of speed and movement. I braced the camera against the side of the piano and used a wide angle lens.

In pp I desaturated Katy's skirt on the lower left.

Sun through tree and fence. Shot with Pentax S-M-C Takumar 55mm/1.8 on Canon EOS 350D

I rarely use the spot metering pattern. However, when shooting stage performances and the subject is spot lit and standing in front of a dark background, I prefer the spot metering pattern.

I went to IKEA for some things and I saw these cheap led bars. I couldn't resist... I had a sudden idea, night lighting for planted tanks :) Think its cool.

Construction of The Shard, February 2012

 

Panasonic G2 + Canon FD 200mm f/4 SSC

Glasnevin Cemetery (Dublin)

goodbye :(

Montevideo, Uruguay

Éste es un pino de más de cien años -por la altura y por la masía dónde vive y crece. Las nubes nos gruñeron, pero solo estaban enchidas de aire.

Las ramas de bajo son un prunus que plantó el abuelo. Tienen agua cerca y el resto de los campos son de olivos, este árbol es lo más grande que hay.

 

This is the kind of pines that bear edible pine kernels. It's more than 100 years old -because of its heigt and because it's planted near an old house, and they must be about the same age. The clouds rumbled, but were just full of hot air.

The branches below belong to a prunus sown by my grandfather. There's a spring nearby and the rest of the trees are olives, so this is the landmark.

 

dunkle Schwarzwald-Tannen von Sonnenlicht durchflutet -

und mit Reflexionen der Foto-linsen

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Taken with the Panasonic G6.

 

Check out our G6 hands-on review here.

iso 100 aperture 22 shutter speed 1/1250 focal length 28mm; time ~ 4pm, hard light, cool.

  

Otro contraluz fotografiado durante la recreación al asalto a un tren alemán . Carro blindado M 8 Greyhound. Monforte de Lemos.

 

Mas fotos de esta recreación:

www.flickr.com/photos/sacre59/sets/72157631551210255/detail/

Some gulls flying with nice backlight

Shutter Speed: 1/60 secs

Aperture: f/18

ISO: 200

Woods to East of B5289 between kettlewell CP & Lodore Falls Hotel

 

© All rights reserved Steve Pellatt. Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or any other media without my explicit written permission.

Some background highlights are preserved and the foreground looks good. The RAW capture is even better. GH1 w/ 20mm wins this one.

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