Lake Vehkajärvi (Kangasala, Finland) with Canon 70D + EF-S 10-22:
Lake Vehkajärvi by Jussi Lind, on Flickr
Lake Vehkajärvi by Jussi Lind, on Flickr
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Mont Tremblant, Quebec. Beautiful place...particularly right after a storm!
The Magic of Mont Tremblant by Dustin Abbott, on Flickr
P.S. This is three vertical images from the new Canon EF-M 28mm f/3.5 Macro lens stitched together. Canon EOS M3 body.
The Magic of Mont Tremblant by Dustin Abbott, on FlickrP.S. This is three vertical images from the new Canon EF-M 28mm f/3.5 Macro lens stitched together. Canon EOS M3 body.
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TWI by Dustin Abbott said:Mont Tremblant, Quebec. Beautiful place...particularly right after a storm!
P.S. This is three vertical images from the new Canon EF-M 28mm f/3.5 Macro lens stitched together. Canon EOS M3 body.
Lovely image and the M3 makes a phenomenal light landscape camera when stitched in this way !
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Two from this morning. Vancouver, BC. First image taken 40minutes after the second.
First is a 4 shot vertical pano, then slightly cropped for framing.
ISO 50 1/5 f22
Second is a 6 Shot pano If i remember correctly, then slight crop for framing.
ISO 50 1sec f16
Both with Sigma 150-600C around 200mm
First is a 4 shot vertical pano, then slightly cropped for framing.
ISO 50 1/5 f22
Second is a 6 Shot pano If i remember correctly, then slight crop for framing.
ISO 50 1sec f16
Both with Sigma 150-600C around 200mm
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Hi Dustin.
Seems the link is broken. :'(
Cheers, Graham.
Seems the link is broken. :'(
Cheers, Graham.
TWI by Dustin Abbott said:Mont Tremblant, Quebec. Beautiful place...particularly right after a storm!
P.S. This is three vertical images from the new Canon EF-M 28mm f/3.5 Macro lens stitched together. Canon EOS M3 body.
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It's broken only partially and rather oddly.Valvebounce said:Hi Dustin.
Seems the link is broken. :'(
Cheers, Graham.
TWI by Dustin Abbott said:Mont Tremblant, Quebec. Beautiful place...particularly right after a storm!
P.S. This is three vertical images from the new Canon EF-M 28mm f/3.5 Macro lens stitched together. Canon EOS M3 body.
Here on CR the photo shows as no longer available, yet if you click on it anyway, it goes straight to Dustin's Flickr.
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Dylan777 said:
Thanks Dylan.
I have only recently started hunting out waterfalls and not only do you have the options on shutter speed for water effect, there are also seem to be a range of processing options than I usually encounter in my photography.
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Hi tolusina.
Thanks for that, it hadn't even occurred to me to try clicking the picture anyway! D'oh a very odd mode of failure.
Cheers, Graham.
Thanks for that, it hadn't even occurred to me to try clicking the picture anyway! D'oh a very odd mode of failure.
Cheers, Graham.
tolusina said:
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Click said:auditom said:This morning 1000m away from my house @ Springe-Voelksen, Germany.
5Dc, 24mm TS-E MII
Very nice composition. Lovely light.
Yes, very nice. Any thoughts on the power generators, aesthetically? In Ontario, Canada they seem to be controversial in many ways.
Jack
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Jack Douglas said:Click said:auditom said:This morning 1000m away from my house @ Springe-Voelksen, Germany.
5Dc, 24mm TS-E MII
Very nice composition. Lovely light.
Yes, very nice. Any thoughts on the power generators, aesthetically? In Ontario, Canada they seem to be controversial in many ways.
Jack
The sooner they get the efficiency of 'blade-less' turbines the better.
The windmill style are a blip in the development of wind power generation that takes it's cues from designs hundreds of years old. They are inefficient from a land area and maintenance perspective and it isn't until you have seen a few birds hit by them that you realise that they are a genuine issue to wildlife.
From an engineering viewpoint you are building them ever taller and making them more powerful yet the design is so inefficient, you need to build the structure strong enough to support all the working from the blades to the generator to the braking mechanisms in the nacelle. They are building cranes big enough to put these things together because the combination of lift and weight outstrips anything lifted before!
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privatebydesign, I fear I have taken this thread off topic with my question. 
What you say seems perfectly logically correct to me. I think Ontario has gone nuts with their present premier but I better get off this topic.
I sure don't want one staring me in the face.
Jack
What you say seems perfectly logically correct to me. I think Ontario has gone nuts with their present premier but I better get off this topic.
I sure don't want one staring me in the face.Jack
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I still take forum to mean free and open discussion of ideas, sidetracks are a fundamental part of that.
To me there is no 'off topic' just topics, but I have a habit of getting up people's noses so what do I know............
To me there is no 'off topic' just topics, but I have a habit of getting up people's noses so what do I know............
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