Winter colours

[Phil S]

Here's a quicky I took today, I love the colours. I'm going to spend some time on it later and make a nice desktop from it



I think some filters would have come in useful for it, I just used the standard 18-55 kit lens on the 20d and crossed my fingers the sky stayed blue

>> Edited by Phil S on Sunday 13th November 15:35

[_dobbo_]

Does look nice! Maybe a polariser would have helped with the sky but I wouldn't lose any sleep over it, what you have is great.

[GetCarter]

A few from this weekend. Lots of colours... some of them black.









>> Edited by GetCarter on Sunday 13th November 19:11

[GetCarter]

BTW - It's official... the moon is NOT round.

[Mrs Fish]

Superb as always

[Andy M]

GetCarter said:

How depressingly good

Not taking anything away from the shooter, but which equipment did you use to catch the above photo, and what ungodly hour did you shoot it?

[beano500]

GetCarter said:

BTW - It's official... cheese is NOT round.

[GetCarter]

Andy M said:

... which equipment did you use to catch the above photo, and what ungodly hour did you shoot it?

As for the hour - well I'm usually up snapping early, but this was at a very civilised 09.45, south end of Crummock Water.

Stuff - Nikon D2X with AF-S Nikkor 17 - 55 1:2.8 G ED DX (stuck out of a land rover window using door frame as support... hey, I was listening to the Archers!).

[klassiekerrally]

Wow, above pictures are really great...
I took this one with a compact camera (Yakumo thingy)


With what kind of lens was the one of the moon taken?

[Trackside]

They are lovely pictures. Reminded me it's about time I took another break north of the border. Been to the Borders twice and absolutely loved it!

[Phil S]

Oi! Steve! Stop putting my pictures to shame

A great bunch as always, love the fog one!

Edit: That should be mist really.

>> Edited by Phil S on Monday 14th November 09:03

[GetCarter]

sorry phil If it's any consolation I've only seen one blue sky like wot you guys regularly get down there in about 6 weeks. As I KEEP banging on about, photography is 90% WHERE and WHEN you are! I happen to be in the right place 'cos my work is 'non-geographical'.

Moon was taken with the 80 - 400 ED VR (VR switched off) on a tripod, spot metering 125th sec at 5.6 on a timer to reduce camera shake. The sky was blue at the time and the moon not bright. I used PS to change it to B&W and sharpen.

Steve

>> Edited by GetCarter on Monday 14th November 12:10