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Still nasty stuff from me technically speaking, but I've given up the heavy post-processing (kind of). I have a little 35mm Diana Mini which I love, so am now just using an emulator on my phone camera now. Just point and shoot and take what comes out with no further processing other than cropping of the nasty white border the emulator adds. Loads of fun and a much quicker workflow.
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Spotted dolphins on way back from Farne islands.
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I've tried Flickr but cant modify privacy settings so that's out of the question.
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I'll try that again, the phone doesn't seem to want to link properly.
Couple of mine (sharing from Instagram, not sure how it works):
A couple from me.
Stourbridge in the evening sun.
A sunny Black Country canal.
Still playing around with emulated lomo point and click stuff.
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But also playing a new favourite game, using panorama mode to take non-panorama images.
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Been a while since I took any photos I thought were worth posting, but I’m really pleased with this one, taken on my way home from work. I could see bits of it, but there wasn’t anywhere I could pull over for a clear view, then noticed a convenient pull-in opposite a field with a low wall on the way out of Melksham. Had one very brief moment with no traffic, and it was beginning to fade, I tweaked the colour and contrast very slightly, and cropped the bottom to get rid of some litter. Best rainbow photo I’ve ever taken.
These photos do not capture the eeriness of this ghost hotel on some remote cliffs in Lanzarote:
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Control room four at Chernnboyl power plant
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i give up! Not sure how to link from 500px
River Spey, November 2019
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@greybeard - great pics, love the Glencoe Lochan photo in particular.
@sofaking - wow! how did you manage to get that one?
Oops!! Great photos anyway and thanks for posting!
As always, lots of outstanding and inspiring photos on here!
Not taken recently, but I did recently get this film negative drum scanned in order to make a 30″x30″ print of it to hang at home.If you’re not familiar with the process, drum scanning results in a much higher quality file; a typical high res lab scan will result in a file around 30mb from a medium format negative. A drum scan results in a 150mb file!
@geetee1972, drum scanning is something I know a bit about, it was part of my job back in the mid to late 90’s! I trained on a Crosfield 1650 drum scanner with Mac Interface in 1995, and worked on photos for the likes of Titleist golf equipment for some years.
This one certainly isn’t one I’ve taken in the last month, or even year, it was taken in November 2003! The thing is, I’ve just got around to downloading it from Flickr, onto my photos on my iPad, and into postimage so I could post it here. It was possibly the first photo I took with a digital camera, a Nikon E5700 Bridge camera with 5mp and about 5x optical zoom. It was taken from about halfway back in the stalls in Bristol Hippodrome, and cameras were very much frowned on!
I still think this is one of the best photos I’ve ever taken, the subject is Emmylou Harris.
@eskay.
You can get tours around certain areas of the facility now. quite amazing to see
Jad - They're stunning, especially the reflection one.
This was taken a few weeks ago during the last cold snap. Awesome conditions:
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Been experimenting with a DIY desktop studio (AKA cardboard box, boxcutter and anglepoise lamp)
Not technically brilliant, notleast as was handheld and taken with iPad. But pleased nonetheless. Picked the plums near Worcs, in a tree overhanging a lane. No-one seems to pick plums these days and the woodland floor was full of them. I tried to incorporate the feel of times past as that’s how it felt. The plums were delicious by the way (and tiny)
‘Whisky and Cherry Plums’
Undercliff walk Brighton (on my phone then screen grabbed off Instagram so not sure on quality).
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My new(ish) to me car in Chatsworth, Christmas Day morning. Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ & Lightroom
@Jad - those photos are extraordinary, stunningly beautiful and I’m incredibly jealous!
But what landscapes, seems almost impossible to take a bad photo.
Northern lights last night over Levi (Finland). Another clear night forecast, so maybe another chance later.
A bit cheesy and I've done loads like this before, but was trying out my new action camera for stills and just liked the way it came out after some of my usual 'light touch' processing.
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And a few more from recent weeks.
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Mossy dry stone wall in Teesdale.
Looks almost cosy.
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Not the usual fare posted here, but I really like it. Taking me right back to my degree days painting big messy abstracts.
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