LamieRobertson
Not awoke
From the persistent rain of yesterday evening to the reward of a lovely sky this evening
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General Photography thread
- Thread starter SeagullSongs
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- Oct 19, 2003
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Golden hour photos at a local creek in Geelong. I was trying out back button focussing and it felt much easier to get sharper photos. Still relying on cropping to get closeness though, not sure if i need a new lens or higher MP camera . . . or both.
papachris
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Interesting sky
albionfan37
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Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
That's some sky!
albionfan37
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I’m afraid my phone barely does it justice. It really was stunning
Breakfast.
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
The juxtaposition of the tomatoes with the toast is extremely imaginative, whilst the light reflecting off of the sausages is beautiful! Also, very clever use of the Rule of Thirds!
Just going through my 6x7 transparencies (slides) and scanning some of them. Here's one from 1983 when I was doing my photography degree. Taken from the Palace Pier looking out to the West Pier. Where have the years gone, oh and the West Pier 
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aaand another, this time from The Dead Sea near Ein Gedi, Israel. Think this was sometime in the 80's and is a 6x9 transparency (slide) Ive also photographed the Dead Sea more recently from the Jordanian side, but the salt deposits aren't as nice IMO
View out of bedroom window a few days ago.
La Mer from Brighton was beautiful today. A great day for businesses, everywhere was mobbed.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Random question, anyone here got or used a Fuji x-h1? I have a Fuji x-t1 and x-t200 already but I want the benefit of IBIS which neither of those have. I have an old Pentax K5 which is a lovely camera but being a DSLR lacks the live viewfinder which I want for manual lenses. However the images it produces are really lovely and I found the IBIS fantastic. I love the fact that I can sling a larger lens on and not worry as much about shake. Cheers.
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Dunky and Baleba warming up yesterday, edited into a dance floor (hope editing is allowed on this thread):
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Love Sussex. I feel blessed. 
- Oct 19, 2003
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Went out in golden hour on halloween to find some birds, I found cockatoos, cormorants, crows and ducks (crows and ducks not featured here).
This photography lark is alright isn't it? Brilliant for mental health after a tricky day.
Saving up for a new camera now as my auto focus and dynamic range are shit, i keep missing out on good pics because I can't focus or speed up my shutter speed enough. - Any recommendations for a next step camera - I am currently looking at the Canon R7, R10 or RS.
This photography lark is alright isn't it? Brilliant for mental health after a tricky day.
Saving up for a new camera now as my auto focus and dynamic range are shit, i keep missing out on good pics because I can't focus or speed up my shutter speed enough. - Any recommendations for a next step camera - I am currently looking at the Canon R7, R10 or RS.
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AmexRuislip
Retired Spy 🕵️♂️
Winkworth Arboretum
I bought my first SLR in Sydney, just so I could go and take photos of cockatoos in the Blue Mountains!