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Taken from a balcony of my hotel in Jamaica (beaches, sandy bay, Negril - highly recommended) Was taking a series of shots of the rising sun and this one captured, the sun, sea, yacht in the background, banana boat in the middle and beautfiul palm trees in the foreground... The balcony ceiling ledge acted almsot like a lens hood and just allowed my camera to pick up the sun rays rather than being blinded by glare... All in all I think it came out pretty well - the sepia one looks just as stunning..
A nearby bonfire was producing smoke which enhanced the light rays shining through the leaves. I really liked the ethereal, almost dreamlike effect.
Sunray was an anti-gravity racer in the mid to late 21st century. Light and fast, with a large engine, it won a series of races. However, its main fame came from its bright and distinctive colour scheme.
Wasdale trip photo's. Plan was to camp two nights at the Wasdale head national trust campsite. Get photo's of sunset, sunrise nad night time, from various locations in this area. This shot was taken from the ridge of Lingmell looking across to Pillar.
Oct '83 North east of Cannich. The last of my 6x4.5cm slides. After this all are 35mm again. I changed back in Oct '95 so I would have slides for competitions at my local photo club. My only mistake was going back to my old Nikon F2 gear, I should have moved up to the Contax RTS system, with its superior Zeiss glass.
Still plenty of slides to go at, before lockdown ceases and I can get back out with my Sony AR72.
It's only about 14 years ago that people were saying, "Digital will never be as sharp as film". We've come a long way in a short time. The 42mp A7R2 is sharper than my 6x4.5 slides, never mind 35mm!
Ektachrome 64 (EPR) film. Mamiya 645 Super.
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Sunrays through smoke from charcoal production in a sustainable woodland I visited recently in Purleigh, Essex
A high vantage point and perfect conditions allowed me to take an image that I feel does the hills of Lesotho some justice. The view over the cliffs of the Drakensberg is so dramatic that scenes like this are often overlooked, but I have made it a goal to always keep my eyes open for opportunities like this. The hills of Lesotho are beautiful in their simplicity. shared with pixbuf.com