Random Photos : Part 4
Discussion
DibblyDobbler said:
Thanks - nice work yourself (btw - do you go running with a camera + tripod ?!)
The previous shot I took on what I thought was a derelict wooden jetty - but when I returned after half an hour to collect the camera I realised it was actually more like a floating pontoon and although it was flat calm I think it may have been moving very gently. Either that or the bridge itself was moving a bit. Anyhoo I was pleased enough as it was pitch black and scrambling about over frosty rocks + seaweed was a bit iffy to say the least
Tonight's pic looks great...and sharp The previous shot I took on what I thought was a derelict wooden jetty - but when I returned after half an hour to collect the camera I realised it was actually more like a floating pontoon and although it was flat calm I think it may have been moving very gently. Either that or the bridge itself was moving a bit. Anyhoo I was pleased enough as it was pitch black and scrambling about over frosty rocks + seaweed was a bit iffy to say the least
Believe it or not I do run with a tripod! I'm not too shaky but even I can't manage a 4 second exposure
It's about 4" long, with three bendy legs. Fits easily into my back pocket. It is is rubbish tbh but it does the job of holding the camera still and off the ground for long exposures.....and it fits in a small pocket. I may have actually got it in a Christmas cracker 
Another effort.....I know you've already seen it Mike, thanks for the thumbs up
The Clock Tower @ Christmas by André Jardinière, on Flickr
RobDickinson said:
Speed addicted said:
Ideally I'd have taken longer waiting for better light but as usual we were traveling through.
When I first saw pictures of it a lot of them looked really scary, but compared to a lot of the roads in europe it's nothing to worry about as it's more than one car wide and the drops have barriers!
sounds good! I dont mind scary roads, skippers canyon in a few weeks..
Test shot with the Irix 15mm last night
Gibraltar rock by Rob Dickinson, on Flickr
Test shot with the Irix 15mm last night
Gibraltar rock by Rob Dickinson, on Flickr
V8Wagon said:
Believe it or not I do run with a tripod! I'm not too shaky but even I can't manage a 4 second exposure It's about 4" long, with three bendy legs. Fits easily into my back pocket. It is is rubbish tbh but it does the job of holding the camera still and off the ground for long exposures.....and it fits in a small pocket. I may have actually got it in a Christmas cracker
You're being too hard on yourself - that's over 5" and with man rounding call it 6 It's about 4" long, with three bendy legs. Fits easily into my back pocket. It is is rubbish tbh but it does the job of holding the camera still and off the ground for long exposures.....and it fits in a small pocket. I may have actually got it in a Christmas cracker 
A few from a weekend break in St Ives, Cornwall....
Porthminster beach sunrise by jon bawden, on Flickr
Watching the sea by jon bawden, on Flickr
Window view of the sea by jon bawden, on Flickr
beach hut doors by jon bawden, on Flickr
Porthminster beach sunrise by jon bawden, on FlickrWatching the sea by jon bawden, on FlickrWindow view of the sea by jon bawden, on Flickrbeach hut doors by jon bawden, on Flickr
Top Banana said:
A few from a weekend break in St Ives, Cornwall....
Porthminster beach sunrise by jon bawden, on Flickr
Watching the sea by jon bawden, on Flickr
Window view of the sea by jon bawden, on Flickr
beach hut doors by jon bawden, on Flickr
Cornwall is gorgeous... and so are these.Porthminster beach sunrise by jon bawden, on FlickrWatching the sea by jon bawden, on FlickrWindow view of the sea by jon bawden, on Flickrbeach hut doors by jon bawden, on FlickrRobDickinson said:
sounds good! I dont mind scary roads, skippers canyon in a few weeks..
Are you taking the MX5? One of my colleagues when I worked down that way took his MkI MX5, he has a picture of it parked at Skippers next to Otago 4WD club. I took my Legacy without any real problems, it's just slow going. I've fired up the time machine again...
Rhythm Riot 2016 017 by Nick Grant, on Flickr
Rhythm Riot 2016 012 by Nick Grant, on Flickr
Rhythm Riot 2016 019 by Nick Grant, on Flickr
Rhythm Riot 2016 030 by Nick Grant, on Flickr
Rhythm Riot 2016 027 by Nick Grant, on Flickr
Rhythm Riot 2016 017 by Nick Grant, on FlickrRhythm Riot 2016 012 by Nick Grant, on FlickrRhythm Riot 2016 019 by Nick Grant, on FlickrRhythm Riot 2016 030 by Nick Grant, on FlickrRhythm Riot 2016 027 by Nick Grant, on Flickr57 Chevy said:
Are these what they call rednecks?I liked them the whole set. Well done.
57 Chevy said:
Ah; the 85mm F/1.2 at full-throttle. All lovely!
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