Photography

[Proberts]

MK1 24 - 105 F4 ? Same set up as mine for landscape but my 5d mk111 doesn't look as clean as that.

 

[TeeCeeJay]

MK1 24 - 105 F4 ? Same set up as mine for landscape but my 5d mk111 doesn't look as clean as that.

17-40 f4 L. My first ever L lens.

Bought it all second hand from MPB. A great site that I was recommended by a mate.

https://www.mpb.com/en-uk/category/used-cameras

 

[Martinw]

Been using a 5DMk.III for nearly 12 years now, excellent camera. Mine usually equipped with a 33-year-old Canon 35 to 135mm zoom, or a Sigma 150 to 600mm zoom when there are old aeroplanes or wildlife about.

 

[Martinw]

And speaking of old aeroplanes and photography, is anyone else here camping at Old Warden at the end of June?

 

[TeeCeeJay]

In a previous life I was a photog on cruise ships. In 1997 we trialled a new type of camera, the Nikon DCS 460 with a 6MP sensor! It could take one shot every 6 seconds or take 2 shots in succession but then you had to wait 10 seconds for it to write to the fag packet sized memory card. We then linked the photos to set-top boxes on the tv in the passengers cabins and they could red button order the prints from there which were printed on an A4 dye sub printer in our office. Saved us from hand processing up to 100 rolls of colour film a day!

Not bad for the $25,000 price tag for each camera!

Kodak DCS 400 series - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Proberts]

Had the pleasure of photographing a couple of fox cubs the last 2 afternoons. Spotted them while walking the dogs couple of days ago so I dusted the camera off and armed with a tin of dog food, off I went and what a great experience it was.

 

[Bav]

...armed with a tin of dog food, off I went and what a great experience it was.

Did it taste that good?

 

[Proberts]

Did it taste that good?

Mixed with the mixer biscuits, far better than the bloody chips I had earlier.

 

[t6blo]

Couple of recent snaps with my X100VI...


Death by iam_BLOATER, on Flickr


The Gift Shop by iam_BLOATER, on Flickr


Chainlink by iam_BLOATER, on Flickr

 

[TheGrapeEscape]

Here's a few of my shots, screenshot off my insta page. I done photography for around 10 years, but sold my camera earlier this year

Three Shires Head, Peak District



Portland Lighthouse, Dorset



Chesterton Windmill, Warwickshire

 

[TeeCeeJay]

Here's a few of my shots, screenshot off my insta page. I done photography for around 10 years, but sold my camera earlier this year

Three Shires Head, Peak District

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Portland Lighthouse, Dorset

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Chesterton Windmill, Warwickshire

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Love the lighthouse.

 

[TheGrapeEscape]

Thank You. That was 1am in the morning, no moon that night. Slightly too long of an exposure though. If I took that again, it would be a totally different image

 

[shropschris]

Sundown last night on Anglesey

 

[Proberts]

Haven't photographed woodpeckers for years and years, and also deleted the ones I had off my puter. So, popped out for a couple of hours a few days ago looking for some and here is one that I stumbled upon.

 

[PBLP]

In the garden this morning

Garden red squirrel by Paul Bullen, on Flickr

 

[TeeCeeJay]

Visited Sutton Hoo the other week. I was photographing the famous helmet when this guy came up from the other side of the display cabinet and started reading the cards. I managed to grab a couple like this but this is the better one!

 

[Proberts]

In the garden this morning

View attachment 250436Garden red squirrel by Paul Bullen, on Flickr

I thought the reds had been wiped out in Formby. Need to get myself up there if they're still about.

 

[PBLP]

I thought the reds had been wiped out in Formby. Need to get myself up there if they're still about.

Yeah they are still about, but not as many as there used to be after the squirrel pox.

 

[True Romance]

In the garden this morning

View attachment 250436Garden red squirrel by Paul Bullen, on Flickr

Awesome! Saw my very first in the wild red last month while in Bruges of all places.

 

[PBLP]

It took 6 5AM sunrise visits to finely get the barn Owl.

Barn owl by Paul Bullen Wildlife, on Flickr