• Wormsmeatpanorama_fish_eye
    974 posts
    a year ago

    Good morning to everyone wherever you are in the world...

    • This long-running thread originated on DPReview has grown into an all-inclusive community in which all brands of camera are welcome.
    • Leave your guns and knives at the door. Keep it polite.
    • A new week kicks off Saturday morning (UK time).
    • It can get a bit tangled in here, please edit your post to make it clear to whom you are replying.
    • Don’t just post and run, try to comment on other peoples’ work. We all like feedback.

  • Wormsmeatpanorama_fish_eye
    974 posts
    a year ago

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    Brighton, UK.

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  • NCVpanorama_fish_eye
    1952 posts
    a year ago

    When I saw the scooter and Brighton, Quadrophenia came to mind instantly. Then I enlarged your picture and read the sign. The dog is a nice touch.

    We went to a concert at the Royal Albert Hall, last year where Roger Daltrey was headlining, and we saw some of these machines in the foyer, as well as some grey haired veterans in Parka coats in the audience. ( I actually enjoyed sets by Joan Armatrading and Richard Ashcroft more. I got the impression Daltry was just going though the motions)

  • Woodsider79panorama_fish_eye
    769 posts
    a year ago

    Black Sands

    More from the lunar landscapes of Tenerife ... though as far as I know they don't have trees on the moon. They are actually endemic Canarian pines.

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  • ChrisOlypanorama_fish_eye
    1479 posts
    a year ago

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    Hearn Generation Plant in Toronto, decommissioned and used now only for movie sets and art shows.

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  • ChrisOlypanorama_fish_eye
    1479 posts
    a year ago

    Amazing nature's wonder. #1 shot is tops.

  • ChrisOlypanorama_fish_eye
    1479 posts
    a year ago

    The Who and Lambretta ( bright and cheerful).

  • Woodsider79panorama_fish_eye
    769 posts
    a year ago

    Atmospheric place, especially in those weather conditions. I find the composition a bit unsatisfactory, with the foreground taking up a bit too much space, though I can see why you wanted to emphasise it. Maybe a lower perspective would work - less of the vehicles, more emphasis on the dead weeds? 😉

    By the way, I had to click on your link to see the image.

  • Wormsmeatpanorama_fish_eye
    974 posts
    a year ago

    Yes, I think I'd get more out of Richard Ashcroft. Never been a fan of The Who. Although Quadrophenia had a weird appeal.

  • Wormsmeatpanorama_fish_eye
    974 posts
    a year ago

    That first shot is superb. It really plays with one's mind. Has a touch of diorama about it.

  • Wormsmeatpanorama_fish_eye
    974 posts
    a year ago

    Yes, can't see the image but can by clicking on the hyperlink at the bottom. And although ideally the chimneys need to be in shot I really like the pic for its atmosphere.

  • Vahurpanorama_fish_eye
    442 posts
    a year ago

    St. Catherine passae
    Haven't photographed recently so here are my shots of old town from autumn before snowfalls started...

    St. Catherine's passage
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    Tombstones from 14th and 15th century. At some point in 19th century some of them were used as floor pavement in barn...
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    One of oldest stones, from 1381, of lady Kuningunde Shotelmund
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    Fragment of one stone
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    Begin of St. Catherine passage through city wall
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  • NCVpanorama_fish_eye
    1952 posts
    a year ago

    Bologna Again

    Bologna seems to have an endless amounts of monuments to photograph. I made another visit this Sunday to see a couple of other places. I have some other visits planned before the tourist season kicks in and photography becomes more difficult. Getting people free shots took a lot of patience even on a cold January afternoon.

    All these were taken with a Z7 and my Nikon 24PC and Laowa 15 shift. I used my monopod with feet for all the shots.

    First off San Giovanni in Monte, with its curious Renaissance front and Gothic Interior.

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    Ex Santa Maria, has a weird history. It was deconsecrated at the beginning of the twentieth century and is now Aula Magna for the University of Bologna. It was used during the twenties as a gym and was bologna's first basketball stadium.

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    Basilica di Santa Maria dei Servi, was a secondary venue, but proved to be the most interesting. Again Gothic.

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  • NCVpanorama_fish_eye
    1952 posts
    a year ago

    Love the fresh green colour of those trees. Photographically, I like the middle shot the best, with those stone pillars.

  • NCVpanorama_fish_eye
    1952 posts
    a year ago

    A pretty grim looking place on a horrible day. I like the vibe. But those verticals!

  • Wormsmeatpanorama_fish_eye
    974 posts
    a year ago

    Fascinating. This is a good intro to the set.

  • Wormsmeatpanorama_fish_eye
    974 posts
    a year ago

    The wood in 3 and 4 reeks of history.
    What a bizarre building #5 is.
    8 is a cool vanishing point composition.

  • Woodsider79panorama_fish_eye
    769 posts
    a year ago

    Intriguing historic place. I'm always interested to see the layers of history unfolded.