[Hattifnatt]

One more shot of the cliffs.

[pschlute]

I had never heard of it before, but it is a cross between a Peregrine and a Merlin, and is a great little flyer.

K1 + DFA 24-70

[Pen-A]

Thank you @BruceBanner , some more with DFA*50:



(@ f/5.6, ISO100, 1/60s)



(@ f/8, ISO100, 1/50s)



(@ f/2.5, ISO100, 1/125s)



(@ f/2.5, ISO100, 1/100s)

[mattb123]

Very painterly! What PP did you use with that one, Matt?

Thanks! It was my fairly standard combo of starting with the LR Punch preset and then boosting shadows and lowering blacks and then I ran it through Color Efex Pro detail extractor which is a nice sharpener if used in moderation.

[fs999]

Perhaps not much of a swimmer...

No, just chasing Nessie

K-1 • FF Mode • 200 ISO • Tamron SP AF Di 90mm F2.8 Macro


K-1 • FF Mode • 100 ISO • Pentax FA 35mm F2 AL
Scalops Carpaccio


K-1 • FF Mode • 3200 ISO • Irix Blackstone 15mm F2.4 • Haida 150mm Filter Holder • NanoPro Series glass Clear-Night filter
2 photos stacked with Sequator 1.4e • Total exposure : 80 sec

[BorisKolo]

[Kerrowdown]

No, just chasing Nessie

No can't be... still waters run deep with herself.

[Lord Lucan]

St Non's Chapel, Pembrokeshire
St Non was said to be the mother of St David

K-1 with D FA 24-70mm



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K-1 with D FA 24-70mm

Tables on the Lawn




Pembrokeshire bay

[Kerrowdown]

What's the odds of this?...

[BruceBanner]

What's the odds of this?...

Quite a cool shot tho!

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First real portrait shot with the FA77 (gels and camera WB temps of 10,000k);
@f2 (with ocf)



Couple of Velvet 56 shots;

Chrome Crown



Golden Crown

[sbh]

K1+K24/2.8


Have some strobist fun while waiting for the actual model to arrive.

Very pleasing style. Nice to see him in a photo again. Great memories come to life.

[Kerrowdown]

Quite a cool shot tho!

Not sure I could have done it... even if a tried intentionally.

[Kerrowdown]

[RobA_Oz]

Thanks! It was my fairly standard combo of starting with the LR Punch preset and then boosting shadows and lowering blacks and then I ran it through Color Efex Pro detail extractor which is a nice sharpener if used in moderation.

Not having LR, I’m unaware of the Punch preset, but I assume from the result that it works on overall contrast and maybe colour saturation, so correct me if I’m wrong please. The detail extractor, again I guess, is about microcontrast, and brings up detail in a hazy distance, which is one of the things I noticed about that shot. Adobe’s de-haze plug-in I find works well for that in their other apps.

[eaglem]

A splash of yellow