Post Your Best Landscapes

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Jack Douglas said:
candyman said:
Jack Douglas said:
dpc said:
Some Banff shots from this past March.

And here's one from May. Quite a change, isn't it.

Jack
Great picture Jack
Nice subject for ND filters too

Thanks. Trouble is I don't yet own any! And for 11-24?? :(

Jack


Hello Jack,


yes, there are. Just curious about how it works:


http://www.canonrumors.com/forum/index.php?topic=24975.msg599517#msg599517


It is a system like Lee filters. Just another branch. The system is Lucroit and you can put Formatt Hitech ND filters. Maybe even LEE ND filters.
 
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Ruined church of St Felix in the royal estate of Sandringham, Norfolk England. Used to be a medieval village here called Babingley, now completely gone, and the old 13th century church is crumbling.

Shot on the remarkable little M3, + 55-200mm lens @200, f/6.3, 1/125, ISO 100, Manfrotto Befree tripod.

I should mention I added film grain simulation to this shot.
 

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Sporgon said:
Ruined church of St Felix in the royal estate of Sandringham, Norfolk England. Used to be a medieval village here called Babingley, now completely gone, and the old 13th century church is crumbling.

Shot on the remarkable little M3, + 55-200mm lens @200, f/6.3, 1/125, ISO 100, Manfrotto Befree tripod.

I should mention I added film grain simulation to this shot.

Very nice. Would be fun to dig down a few feet in that soil. ;)

Jack
 
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Jack Douglas said:
Sporgon said:
Ruined church of St Felix in the royal estate of Sandringham, Norfolk England. Used to be a medieval village here called Babingley, now completely gone, and the old 13th century church is crumbling.

Shot on the remarkable little M3, + 55-200mm lens @200, f/6.3, 1/125, ISO 100, Manfrotto Befree tripod.

I should mention I added film grain simulation to this shot.

Very nice. Would be fun to dig down a few feet in that soil. ;)

Jack

Thanks Jack & Click. Yes it would be fascinating to have a dig around these places, though you'd have to get permission from Queenie - well the Estate Manager perhaps ;)

However I guess that when this village was thriving everything would have been made mostly from wood and rushes, and so all that will be left of their lives is a faint stain in the soil.
 
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