Random Photos : Part 4

[chrismarr]

RobDickinson said:

Serene Lake Rotoiti by Rob Dickinson, on Flickr

Stunning Rob !

[boxsternoob56]

IMG_1534_stitch_tonemapped.jpg by Stuart Brown, on Flickr

[rst99]

Kelpie by rsthomas9, on Flickr

[Craigwww]

A couple from me, newbie but been lurking a while :-)

Edited by Craigwww on Sunday 25th October 10:06

[Craigwww]

[Craigwww]

[DibblyDobbler]

Craigwww said:

That looks fab but I'd love to see a non-thumbsnapped version - have you tried Flickr ?

[Craigwww]

[Craigwww]

DibblyDobbler said:

That looks fab but I'd love to see a non-thumbsnapped version - have you tried Flickr ?

Nope not yet, only photobucket.

[V8Wagon]

Craigwww said:

Another cracker. Love the subtle colour tones.

[Gilhooligan]

Was up at Knockhill for the British Super Bikes a few months ago and managed to get this panning shot (having never tried before!). Took about 10 attempts, made my day getting this

[noell35]

Walton 25th Oct 15-4 by northernladgonesouth, on Flickr

Day out at the seaside today

[RobDickinson]

Lower Mcleans by Rob Dickinson, on Flickr

[RobbieKB]

RobDickinson said:

Lower Mcleans by Rob Dickinson, on Flickr

I saw this on Instagram. So good! I'd have that on my wall any day.

I know this thread is heavily inclined toward (incredible) landscapes, but it's more portraiture from me I'm afraid. In fact, that's all you're likely to get from me these days.

[TimmyWimmyWoo]

Great portrait!

One of my first snaps from my new 24-70 during a break to Munich – home to the most ridiculous autumn colours (barely touched here to make them match what I saw).

Munich in autumn by Tim Rodie, on Flickr

ETA: One more quick and dirty one… (get the original huge version from Flickr to see why I'm loving this lens)

Fuessen, Bavaria in Autumn by Tim Rodie, on Flickr

Edited by TimmyWimmyWoo on Monday 26th October 14:37

[baz7175]

TimmyWimmyWoo said:

Fuessen, Bavaria in Autumn by Tim Rodie, on Flickr

Can't beat the scenery around Neuschwanstein, nice shot from the castle

One from sunrise at Trillium Lake, Oregon (one of Oregon's most "shot" location shots)


Trillium Lake Sunrise, Oregon - 7 by Barry O'Neil, on Flickr

[GravelBen]

Good trip over the weekend:

Heather Jock Hut & Mt Alaska by Ben, on Flickr

Mountain sunrise by Ben, on Flickr

Glenorchy & Mt Alaska from Mt Larkins by Ben, on Flickr

DSC_1640 by Ben, on Flickr

[toasty]

Shooting from the hip in Hong Kong.

I'm not one who feels that comfortable taking photos of strangers so I put the wide angle lens on, fast shutter speed and continuous silent drive on the 5DIII and snapped away while walking around with the camera held facing out as though I was just carrying it. As expected there were a lot of misses but some I'm quite pleased with. All straightened and cropped in LR.


Stop the Traffic! by Jason Cross, on Flickr


Greengrocer by Jason Cross, on Flickr


Cleaning Windows by Jason Cross, on Flickr

[LastLight]

TimmyWimmyWoo said:

Great portrait!

One of my first snaps from my new 24-70 during a break to Munich – home to the most ridiculous autumn colours (barely touched here to make them match what I saw).

Munich in autumn by Tim Rodie, on Flickr

ETA: One more quick and dirty one… (get the original huge version from Flickr to see why I'm loving this lens)

Fuessen, Bavaria in Autumn by Tim Rodie, on Flickr

Edited by TimmyWimmyWoo on Monday 26th October 14:37

I bought mine last week and took it out to Wales and then the Peak yesterday. Can't believe how sharp it is even at wide f stops. The detail in the background is astonishing, clear details on buildings barely visible within the overall scene until zoomed in. I think the camera/lens combination now matches or exceeds the previous 5"x4" transparency film I used to use. On top of that I'd have needed to pay lots for high quality scanning. How things have moved on...

[Dave46]

Couple from Cadwell before the rain came

Thundersport 17 10 15 by Dave Goodhand, on Flickr
Thundersport 17 10 15 by Dave Goodhand, on Flickr