Nice one Serge! they must have decorated it for your visit.
Much smarter and more colorful than my intepretation from January 2017 using the same 16mm lens.
DeltaSigma wrote:
Nice one Serge! they must have decorated it for your visit.
Much smarter and more colorful than my intepretation from January 2017 using the same 16mm lens.
Good eye, it’s was on a course but I was just out walking. I’ve played once with my brother in law, he’s semi pro. I found ALOT of trees on that course.
One from a different 28mm (f/2 K)
DeltaSigma wrote:
Nice collection.
5th image - is that frisbee golf?
Thanks for your kind comments, Kevin, Siphiwe and Colin! Continuing with the clearing of that fall 2023 folder, here are a few IR images from Big Qualicum River, all taken with the 2.8 f/3.5 H on my converted Fuji X-T2 with its 590 nM filter.
GroWeb wrote:
Thanks for your kind comments, Kevin, Siphiwe and Colin! Continuing with the clearing of that fall 2023 folder, here are a few IR images from Big Qualicum River, all taken with the 2.8 f/3.5 H on my converted Fuji X-T2 with its 590 nM filter.
James Markus wrote:
Serge,
Really colorful walkway. I assume you spent some time at that pub? Somebody long ago figured the stacking lens idea out. My first attempt had serious vignetting issues, and was very dark in the viewfinder. Looks like I can cover 2X-12X full frame rather easily with existing gear.
Jim
James, it is very colorful and nothing like the photo Colin posted from 2017.
One final British lager before heading off to the airport.
Your recipe for lens stacking works very well. The close up penny photos have great detail.
DeltaSigma wrote:
Nice one Serge! they must have decorated it for your visit.
Much smarter and more colorful than my intepretation from January 2017 using the same 16mm lens.
It is much different today compared you your 2017 photo. My first visit was during November, 2022 and it was the same colorful scheme. It is an eye-catcher.
Thanks! Trying to squeeze in some Nikon glass time. Been focused (pun intended) on cycling and planning an epic bikepacking trip. Whittling down the destination options.
yeah, I am starting to get immune to the caffeine I think 