Eldar said:Suddenly, lots of postsGood work guys!
Here is one of Skógafoss on Iceland. A mighty waterfall.
Nice picture, Eldar! The inclusion of the person certainly give a sense of the scale of the waterfall.
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dpc; A farmer we spent lots of time with, just down the road from where I grew up, had a Mercury truck like the one you posted. I have lots of good memories from various trips inside and outside on that one
Here is another one from Iceland. This is the view towards Vestmannaeyar, seen through a Zeiss 15mm.
Here is another one from Iceland. This is the view towards Vestmannaeyar, seen through a Zeiss 15mm.
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Eldar said:Suddenly, lots of posts
Here is one of Skógafoss on Iceland. A mighty waterfall.
Excellent !
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Thanks guys, the waterfall is quite a spectacle and the little man, with his beaten posture sort of makes it
We had the Tall Ship Race around here, a couple of weeks back. This is the rig of the fantastic Shabab Oman II. This is a three-masted squared rigged clipper, built for speed. She has 29 sails measuring 2,630 square metres, to give her a sailing speed of up to 17 knots.
Hasselblad H6D-100c, HCD28mm, 1/800s, f/8.0, ISO64.
PS! I have tried to post this with normal LR export settings. However, CR crashes with this file. This is an attempt with a slightly smaller file size, where more of the splendour of the Hassy is lost.
We had the Tall Ship Race around here, a couple of weeks back. This is the rig of the fantastic Shabab Oman II. This is a three-masted squared rigged clipper, built for speed. She has 29 sails measuring 2,630 square metres, to give her a sailing speed of up to 17 knots.
Hasselblad H6D-100c, HCD28mm, 1/800s, f/8.0, ISO64.
PS! I have tried to post this with normal LR export settings. However, CR crashes with this file. This is an attempt with a slightly smaller file size, where more of the splendour of the Hassy is lost.
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Eldar said:Thanks guys, the waterfall is quite a spectacle and the little man, with his beaten posture sort of makes it
We had the Tall Ship Race around here, a couple of weeks back. This is the rig of the fantastic Shabab Oman II. This is a three-masted squared rigged clipper, built for speed. She has 29 sails measuring 2,630 square metres, to give her a sailing speed of up to 17 knots.
Hasselblad H6D-100c, HCD28mm, 1/800s, f/8.0, ISO64.
PS! I have tried to post this with normal LR export settings. However, CR crashes with this file. This is an attempt with a slightly smaller file size, where more of the splendour of the Hassy is lost.
I have to agree with Click. I really like this picture. 8)
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Sol and Thunder. Bodie, CA.
Sol and Thunde B&W 0795 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr
Sol and Thunde B&W 0795 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr
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I really like black & white
Great photos here. Just lovely to see.
One I did last week. It is of the Erasumusbridge in Rotterdam. Scene of famous Rotterdam marathon.
Taken with the 6D MK II
Erasmusbridge Rotterdam by Thornmill Images, on Flickr
Great photos here. Just lovely to see.
One I did last week. It is of the Erasumusbridge in Rotterdam. Scene of famous Rotterdam marathon.
Taken with the 6D MK II
Erasmusbridge Rotterdam by Thornmill Images, on Flickr
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Nice shots folks. I have been over that bridge. A beautiful bridge it is.
This is the statue "Drinking man", standing outside Oslo City Hall. This was made in 1958, by a famous artist, Per Palle Storm. A fun coincidence form me is that it was unveiled on the very day I was born. This was shot with a Leica M10 and a 35 f1.4 Summilux @f1.4. I have always been intrigued by the Leica concept, but their digital offerings has not been up to speed, until now. The M10 is a very fun camera, with a very high quality sensor. They have also made sufficient changes to the physics, to make it feel like an old film version. The lenses are just out of this world. So small and so incredibly good.
This is the statue "Drinking man", standing outside Oslo City Hall. This was made in 1958, by a famous artist, Per Palle Storm. A fun coincidence form me is that it was unveiled on the very day I was born. This was shot with a Leica M10 and a 35 f1.4 Summilux @f1.4. I have always been intrigued by the Leica concept, but their digital offerings has not been up to speed, until now. The M10 is a very fun camera, with a very high quality sensor. They have also made sufficient changes to the physics, to make it feel like an old film version. The lenses are just out of this world. So small and so incredibly good.
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