Brilliant shor. Boy looks very proud of his freedom...
Brilliant shor. Boy looks very proud of his freedom...
Ahhhh... it's your phone camera. That makes sense. I though it was the Oly! And... I found it on the map. THANKS.
@ChrisOly has written:Fishing anyone?
Not sure if this is processing result or sky colours were indeed like this, but at least here such uniformly coloured sky is not seen often (if at all). But nicely captured, the line from pier to light house and reflection are bringing attention back into right place before it wanders off.
No pp involved, straight sooc with slight crop. I quess some places are more fortunate with environment - location is Southampton, Ontario, Canada, mid August.
I had 2 walks/outings with the camera this week. First... downtown after a business meeting... I retrieved the camera from the car and walked around a few blocks in the vicinity of the parking garage. I like the 35/1.8 for a walk around. Although sometimes the 20/1.8 is better in the city. Then, a quick stop at the north end of RWY 16R-34L. The airplane shots would be better with the 200-500, but that lens is too big for my regular camera bag. It is always fun to shoot and then do some PP fiddling. A good hobby. Just a Couple of pics.
I had 2 walks/outings with the camera
My pick. Awesome.
Fishing anyone?
I really like this, looks like a painting.
@Wormsmeat has written:Is this from some kind of show? Great mix of warm and cool tones, giving this cinematic look.
Nope, just spotted these two outside a bar near London Bridge.
@Wormsmeat has written:The colours are nice and the composition is well done.
Have you ever consider this ?
It has got 1" sensor.
Well, I am now...
Independent
A lot of humour in this, along with a good vanishing point.
@Wormsmeat has written:Cool. VERY nice exposure. Right there in (what I would call) "the heart of town" under the railroad bridge. Stoney Street. The Borough Market. I would LOVE to go to London and walk around with the camera. Talk about a target rich environment! Back in 1969 or 1970 (IIRC) we had a family trip to London (and Guernsey). So, with NCV's scanning project as incentive, I will try to dig up something of interest and you can determine how it compares to the "now" view. If I remember correctly, we were always getting on and off the Underground at "Marble Arch" station. The phone cameras are great. Why do I lug around a 20 LB backpack full of camera gear? It's good exercise, I suppose? I picked-up a minty 2nd hand 35mm/1.8 a couple of months ago and have enjoyed going out with JUST that lens. Lightweight and sharp, low distortion, with good color/contrast character.
Yes, that area is very vibrant. Although I would say there are several 'hearts' of London. I find myself trusting the phone more and more. Still have, and love, a Panny GM5 and some tiny lenses. But I do like my Sony too, it makes me feel, due to the effort, I'm taking a real photo ;-)
I had 2 walks/outings with the camera this week. First... downtown after a business meeting... I retrieved the camera from the car and walked around a few blocks in the vicinity of the parking garage. I like the 35/1.8 for a walk around. Although sometimes the 20/1.8 is better in the city. Then, a quick stop at the north end of RWY 16R-34L. The airplane shots would be better with the 200-500, but that lens is too big for my regular camera bag. It is always fun to shoot and then do some PP fiddling. A good hobby. Just a Couple of pics.
As ever, technically perfect. Especially the plane shots. How do those huge lumps of metal fly?
I had 2 walks/outings with the camera this week. First... downtown after a business meeting... I retrieved the camera from the car and walked around a few blocks in the vicinity of the parking garage. I like the 35/1.8 for a walk around. Although sometimes the 20/1.8 is better in the city. Then, a quick stop at the north end of RWY 16R-34L. The airplane shots would be better with the 200-500, but that lens is too big for my regular camera bag. It is always fun to shoot and then do some PP fiddling. A good hobby. Just a Couple of pics.
This is a good one. The subject for me is the emptiness of the sky.