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Traquair House
Scotland’s Oldest Inhabited House. Visited by 27 Scottish Kings and Queens Traquair dates back to 1107 and has been lived in by the Stuart family since 1491.
The estate contains the famous Traquair Brewery.
p.40 #2 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
mike reid wrote:
Thanks! It was really nice to get in there early before the crowds
Beautiful morning light casting interesting patterns, especially in your last walkway with railing shot, Mike, your strategy to beat the crowds paid off in every way!
p.40 #3 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
Grahamc wrote:
Traquair House
Scotland’s Oldest Inhabited House. Visited by 27 Scottish Kings and Queens Traquair dates back to 1107 and has been lived in by the Stuart family since 1491.
The estate contains the famous Traquair Brewery.
GFX100S2 (20-25 mm lens)
Fascinating history lesson, Graham, I would have imagine Scotland's oldest inhabited house to be more modest, and possibly next to an older tavern, but this mansion is spectacular and complete with Scottish cloudy weather! Great framing and composition.
p.40 #4 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
Grahamc wrote:
Traquair House
Scotland’s Oldest Inhabited House. Visited by 27 Scottish Kings and Queens Traquair dates back to 1107 and has been lived in by the Stuart family since 1491.
The estate contains the famous Traquair Brewery.
GFX100S2 (20-25 mm lens)
This is very nice mate!
Has that traditional remote Scottish Countryside vibe to it! I could be "coming home"!
LOve it!
Dan
p.40 #5 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
Still getting acquainted with my GFX100sii and GF45-100mm. I am liking this more each time I get out.
Frederick City, MD. is a very historic and quaint town despite it's congestion at times. It was a POW barracks for Hessian soldiers during the Revolutionary War. Medical hospital for both armies in the Civil War. Many of the Hessian soldiers that were pow remained in the area and some of the oldest names in Maryland history resided here. Both before and after death.
These houses are in a historic section near the Maryland School for the Deaf and the Hessian Barracks.
Thanks for looking.
I might add that I was initially thinking B&W conversion but Spring is here.
Dan
PS..When I first arrived to park then walk..a painter was finishing the pink turret painting but still had some tarps et al..so I went to other places and when I returned he was gone. Fresh coat of paint!
Also I have hand tremors! Pretty bad at times..I had them here but the flags are waving in a stiff breeze and IBIS is excellent!!!
Hessian Barracks and Civil War Medical Facility for both Armies
p.40 #6 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
Nice ! Love the vibe in these and you got some great light for these shots.
Danpbphoto wrote:
Still getting acquainted with my GFX100sii and GF45-100mm. I am liking this more each time I get out.
Frederick City, MD. is a very historic and quaint town despite it's congestion at times. It was a POW barracks for Hessian soldiers during the Revolutionary War. Medical hospital for both armies in the Civil War. Many of the Hessian soldiers that were pow remained in the area and some of the oldest names in Maryland history resided here. Both before and after death.
These houses are in a historic section near the Maryland School for the Deaf and the Hessian Barracks.
Thanks for looking.
I might add that I was initially thinking B&W conversion but Spring is here.
Dan
PS..When I first arrived to park then walk..a painter was finishing the pink turret painting but still had some tarps et al..so I went to other places and when I returned he was gone. Fresh coat of paint!
Also I have hand tremors! Pretty bad at times..I had them here but the flags are waving in a stiff breeze and IBIS is excellent!!!...Show more →
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Danpbphoto wrote:
Still getting acquainted with my GFX100sii and GF45-100mm. I am liking this more each time I get out.
Frederick City, MD. is a very historic and quaint town despite it's congestion at times. It was a POW barracks for Hessian soldiers during the Revolutionary War. Medical hospital for both armies in the Civil War. Many of the Hessian soldiers that were pow remained in the area and some of the oldest names in Maryland history resided here. Both before and after death.
These houses are in a historic section near the Maryland School for the Deaf and the Hessian Barracks.
Thanks for looking.
I might add that I was initially thinking B&W conversion but Spring is here.
Dan
PS..When I first arrived to park then walk..a painter was finishing the pink turret painting but still had some tarps et al..so I went to other places and when I returned he was gone. Fresh coat of paint!
Also I have hand tremors! Pretty bad at times..I had them here but the flags are waving in a stiff breeze and IBIS is excellent!!!...Show more →
Beautiful colors you chose to keep, the pink turret with fresh paint truly pops, Dan! All critically sharp with your practiced technique and IBIS, congrats on your explorations!
p.40 #8 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
Danpbphoto wrote:
Still getting acquainted with my GFX100sii and GF45-100mm. I am liking this more each time I get out.
Frederick City, MD. is a very historic and quaint town despite it's congestion at times. It was a POW barracks for Hessian soldiers during the Revolutionary War. Medical hospital for both armies in the Civil War. Many of the Hessian soldiers that were pow remained in the area and some of the oldest names in Maryland history resided here. Both before and after death.
These houses are in a historic section near the Maryland School for the Deaf and the Hessian Barracks.
Thanks for looking.
I might add that I was initially thinking B&W conversion but Spring is here.
Dan
PS..When I first arrived to park then walk..a painter was finishing the pink turret painting but still had some tarps et al..so I went to other places and when I returned he was gone. Fresh coat of paint!
Also I have hand tremors! Pretty bad at times..I had them here but the flags are waving in a stiff breeze and IBIS is excellent!!!...Show more →
p.40 #12 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
Picture This! wrote:
Nice ! Love the vibe in these and you got some great light for these shots.
It was a very bright cloudless day Manu. Cool also so I could stroll around the places I had in mind to test the GFX/GF further and not overheat.
High shutter speeds and high-mid aperatures....
Initially I was going to convert these to B&W..but the Spring flowers and trees needed to be seen.
p.40 #13 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
kalani_kane wrote:
Beautiful colors you chose to keep, the pink turret with fresh paint truly pops, Dan! All critically sharp with your practiced technique and IBIS, congrats on your explorations!
Thank you "Double K"!!!!
I am happy to hear that you see the sharpness as crisp as I do. Sometimes new things warp the mind into seeing sharpness that really isnt there.
That is where I depend on you members to keep it "real"!
Thanks!
Dan
p.40 #14 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
kalani_kane wrote:
Beautiful colors you chose to keep, the pink turret with fresh paint truly pops, Dan! All critically sharp with your practiced technique and IBIS, congrats on your explorations!
I was fearing the tremors very much. The 100sii with the 45-100 is heavy to me. MY hands did start to shake and I did have trouble with some shots with wobble. But I am extremely impressed with the in camera IBIS and lens IBIS.
IT takes the fear out of blurred images!
Yes I was lucky with the pink turret!
Many thanks for your analysis.
Dan
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rji2goleez wrote:
Wonderful images!
I love olde houses that have been wonderfully restored and kept up. Frederick has many and most are very well kept! The row houses(I have NOT yet processed) are equally wonderful and colorful.
I am painting indoor walls now so it will be a few days before I post Bob. You posted images of homes actually gave me an added push to get out and shoot those houses!
Thanks!
Dan
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rji2goleez wrote:
Thank you Dan! I look forward to the images you share the next time out!
These appear a tad "akilter" Bob...to the right....I have been painting a room for the last 2 days and my right shoulder and arm are tilting right!
Thanks!
Dan
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Danpbphoto wrote:
These appear a tad "akilter" Bob...to the right....I have been painting a room for the last 2 days and my right shoulder and arm are tilting right!
Thanks!
Dan
For some reason, I struggle with level photos these days. Especially a problem at the ocean with a natural horizon., pointing out my screw ups. I've set both my Gfx and X-T to have the electronic level on as a default. It took a few shots to get used to but now saves me having to straighten as many shots in post. Love the old homes!
