For many years I have been part of an informal local photo group, but lately it has started to lose members, so about a month ago I joined the official photo club. Happy I did, because the members are very nice and there are lots of activities.
This weekend we went to a tiny fishing village island far out in the Trondheim archipelago. We stayed in the old lighthouse guardian house. The days were mostly dull and gray, but we were lucky to get some nice morning and evening light. Even a stunning sunset, which is very rare over here.
Here are some of my shots.
CV 28mm/2 VM II (#4) and CV 50mm/1 VM.
HelenaN wrote:
For many years I have been part of an informal local photo group, but lately it has started to lose members, so about a month ago I joined the official photo club. Happy I did, because the members are very nice and there are lots of activities.
This weekend we went to a tiny fishing village island far out in the Trondheim archipelago. We stayed in the old lighthouse guardian house. The days were mostly dull and gray, but we were lucky to get some nice morning and evening light. Even a stunning sunset, which is very rare over here.
Here are some of my shots.
CV 28mm/2 VM II (#4) and CV 50mm/1 VM.
We recently spent a couple of weeks in Brittany visiting family and friends, and I brought along my A7iii and three vintage rangefinder lenses: Canon 35/1.8 LTM, Canon 50/1.4 LTM, and Leitz Elmar 90/4 LTM.
Looking at farmers fields near the intersection of Loch Valley Road and Stony Ridge Road.
Tripod mounted A7rII Kolari Vision UT sensor modified camera and Voigtlander 28mm f2 Ultron II Asph VM; silent shutter.
ISO 100, f8, 1/250 second.
Exposure Corrected +0.26 Stops.
October 6, 2022
Along Loch Valley Road, New Tripoli, PA.
HelenaN wrote:
For many years I have been part of an informal local photo group, but lately it has started to lose members, so about a month ago I joined the official photo club. Happy I did, because the members are very nice and there are lots of activities.
This weekend we went to a tiny fishing village island far out in the Trondheim archipelago. We stayed in the old lighthouse guardian house. The days were mostly dull and gray, but we were lucky to get some nice morning and evening light. Even a stunning sunset, which is very rare over here.
Here are some of my shots.
CV 28mm/2 VM II (#4) and CV 50mm/1 VM.
Created as a fencing material in the American West during the late 1800s, barbed wire was eventually used in war camp settings and prisons. The image of barbed wire is associated with war, refugees, entrapment, yet it also signifies resilience, courage, strength and the indomitability of the human spirit.
