Going to be a cold weekend for the mountain bike, so spending time organizing. Quick snap with the Fuji and Noct with a run through Lightroom on the iPad.
GeorgeBo wrote:
Going to be a cold weekend for the mountain bike, so spending time organizing. Quick snap with the Fuji and Noct with a run through Lightroom on the iPad.
Have a good weekend folks!
George
Simple yet beautiful, especially the post work. You're right, cold tomorrow. High of 20 with gust near 30mph.
I finally got inspired to do a little photography. Since Andy has been sharing his fantastic train photos with us lately, I thought I would share one that I captured today. I forgot to change the lens info in the camera prior to the shot, so the exif is incorrect.
GroWeb wrote:
Welcome to this thread, Michael! Those are some very nice photos that make me want to see more of your photographic work. Please stick around and let us get to know you.
spoupard wrote:
I finally got inspired to do a little photography. Since Andy has been sharing his fantastic train photos with us lately, I thought I would share one that I captured today. I forgot to change the lens info in the camera prior to the shot, so the exif is incorrect.
spoupard wrote:
I finally got inspired to do a little photography. Since Andy has been sharing his fantastic train photos with us lately, I thought I would share one that I captured today. I forgot to change the lens info in the camera prior to the shot, so the exif is incorrect.
spoupard wrote:
I finally got inspired to do a little photography. Since Andy has been sharing his fantastic train photos with us lately, I thought I would share one that I captured today. I forgot to change the lens info in the camera prior to the shot, so the exif is incorrect.
James Markus wrote:
Some exciting news - we had our first grand daughter join the now four grandkid team. Must warn you about the portrait of me with Judith - this is what many years of sun, and burning the candle at both ends does to your face. 24mm f2.8 ais & the TC-16A
mp356 wrote:
"Entering the Park" Very cold here with not much snow. Taken with the 300 f4.5 Ais (new to me). First trip out with it. Hand holding in single digits is a challenge. Thanks for looking.
Scott
Scott - very nice. Now you are making me regret selling my 300/4.5 last week........
spoupard wrote:
I finally got inspired to do a little photography. Since Andy has been sharing his fantastic train photos with us lately, I thought I would share one that I captured today. I forgot to change the lens info in the camera prior to the shot, so the exif is incorrect.
Love the mask.
24mm f2.8 ais & the TC-16A
Thanks for looking.
