Random Photos : Part 4

[GetCarter]

Are we doing lamposts then?...

[DavidY]

No just bulbs!!


Globe Inn Bulb sm by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr

[PBLP]

[2slo]

Using Sony RX100III:

Decisions by 2slo7, on Flickr

[E65Ross]

That bulb image is fantastic. In fact, all of the above images are fantastic. Some good shots there guys, keep them coming!

[baz7175]

A few from my recent uploads:-


San Francisco Sunrise - 56 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr


Tokyo - 108 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr


Mount Etna Daytrip - Image 40 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr


Niagara Falls - 154 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr


Glacier Point - 31 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr


Mount St Helens - 91 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr


Hot Springs Creek - 19 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr


Crater Lake - 126 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr

[DavidY]

E65Ross said:

That bulb image is fantastic. In fact, all of the above images are fantastic. Some good shots there guys, keep them coming!

Thanks, they are not hard to do, just zoom in (or move with a fixed lens) to get the field of view right, select a suitable aperture, then increase the shutter speed until the rest of the image becomes dark enough to get the filament shown as discrete elements rather than a mass of light.

The one above was f6.7 1/250sec ISO400 and the one below is f9.0 1/250sec ISO400


bulb_mode_sm by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr

[ol]

Sony RX100, Airth Castle in Falkirk, Scotland

[Speed addicted]

In a cottage in Harris near Tarbert just now having spent a happy week bombing about the place taking pictures.
Stunning weather, quiet roads (well, quiet everything really!) and kamikaze sheep.

[ol]

Speed addicted said:

In a cottage in Harris near Tarbert just now having spent a happy week bombing about the place taking pictures.
Stunning weather, quiet roads (well, quiet everything really!) and kamikaze sheep.

Love that. If you don't mind sharing what exposure time etc did you use? I've looked at panning tripod heads for photographing the night sky but cant justify it.

Edited by ol on Friday 19th September 14:25

[Speed addicted]

ol said:

Speed addicted said:

In a cottage in Harris near Tarbert just now having spent a happy week bombing about the place taking pictures.
Stunning weather, quiet roads (well, quiet everything really!) and kamikaze sheep.

Love that. If you don't mind sharing what exposure time etc did you use? I've looked at panning tripod heads for photogrpahing the night sky but cant justify it.

A fair bit of messing about got me to 20 secs, f4 (as wide as it goes) and ISO 20,000. The 5D mk3 is a really remarkable camera. It's also properly dark here.

30 secs was giving too much movement on the stars, it looked fine until I zoomed in.

Of course I'm now looking at investing in a wider lens with a bigger aperture....

[kieron55]

It has been a long while since I posted on here, around two years I think. Finally having more free time I have managed to get back in the habit of taking a few photos, thought I would share them here and if anyone has any comments or suggestions that would be great.

These are pretty much all straight from camera as I haven't got in to software yet.

IMG_0869 by kieron155, on Flickr

IMG_0828 by kieron155, on Flickr

Hilltop2 by kieron155, on Flickr

Gorey by kieron155, on Flickr

IMG_1693 by kieron155, on Flickr

[realjv]

A couple from the Goodwood Revival last weekend.


Settrington Cup Competitor by realjv, on Flickr


Glamcabs Girl by realjv, on Flickr

[ol]

Speed addicted said:

ol said:

Speed addicted said:

In a cottage in Harris near Tarbert just now having spent a happy week bombing about the place taking pictures.
Stunning weather, quiet roads (well, quiet everything really!) and kamikaze sheep.

Love that. If you don't mind sharing what exposure time etc did you use? I've looked at panning tripod heads for photogrpahing the night sky but cant justify it.

A fair bit of messing about got me to 20 secs, f4 (as wide as it goes) and ISO 20,000. The 5D mk3 is a really remarkable camera. It's also properly dark here.

30 secs was giving too much movement on the stars, it looked fine until I zoomed in.

Of course I'm now looking at investing in a wider lens with a bigger aperture....

Thanks. I have a 5D mk2 and have always wanted to get shots like this. I live in Northumberland where there is very little light pollution, but the Milky Way only seems to be overhead at stupid o'clock in the morning when I'm looking to shoot it.

[Stuck In A Lift]

First post on here, so please be gentle.

Trying out my new lens in the garden yesterday, here is the result.

[Malx]

A couple from a recent trip to Lindisfarne.

[rst99]

Wee Cumbrae Evening by rsthomas9, on Flickr

[...Mole...]

Cliffs by ScottAMurray, on Flickr

First night out with the A7r, nice gloomy conditions!

Taken with a Canon fd 300mm F/5.6 lens, quite sharp!

[thegreenhell]

I had a wander around Calgary in the late summer sun this afternoon:


Calgary autumn colours by Joel_S1, on Flickr


Calgary autumn colours by Joel_S1, on Flickr


Calgary autumn colours by Joel_S1, on Flickr


Calgary autumn colours by Joel_S1, on Flickr


Calgary autumn colours by Joel_S1, on Flickr

[DavidY]

Seascape Sunset Fuji XF1 Straight Out Of Camera!


seascape sunset sm by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr