[Jacquot]

Since I am in the midst of some big transitions--retirement, sorting through life, packing, relocation, etc., I thought transitions could be a great theme. Every day is a transition, every moment. There are rhythms to all of life. Transitions can show opposites as one, light and dark, past and present or future, life changes, certainly. Use your imagination, any aspect or interpretation of transition is welcome.

I have copied the rules from last month.

Rules:

1. Always have fun!

2. Cameras:

No cameras with sensors larger than 1"
No large format or camera typically requiring a tripod to use.
No interchangeable lens cameras (some exceptions below).
No (D)SLRs or any camera weighing over 1kg.

Cameras permitted:
Mobile phones, tablets, small sensor toy cameras.
Pentax Q, Nikon 1, Ricoh GR, any 110 film, 35mm point and shoots from the 1980s/90s (e.g. Pentax PC35AF etc.)
Cameras you can take with you in a coat pocket.


ANY CAMERA BRAND ALLOWED.

3. Entries will close April 30, 2022 midnight GMT.

4. Maximum image dimensions are 1024x768 (ish) pixels.

5. List camera brand and model with entry for all to see, and exposure data would be nice.

6. No restrictions on when the entries were taken.

7. Contest winner determines the rules, selects theme, sets closing date and judges the next competition.

8. Enter up to three images, however you may change your entries as many times as you like up to the contest closing date/time.

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Last edited by Jacquot; 04-06-2022 at 04:44 PM. Reason: wrong date

[Vendee]

I have copied the rules from last month.
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3. Entries will close March 31st, 2022 midnight GMT.

Perhaps the subject should have been Time Travel 😀

[Sam_I_am]

Hmmmm...I think the challenge for me will be figuring out how to show transition in a single picture.

[Vendee]

From Earth to the stars.

Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk. Google Pixel 6.



I bought my Pixel 6 a couple of months ago. I didn't buy it for the camera and to be honest, for daylight shots I don't really like it. It doesn't allow any control over shutter speed or aperture and it sometimes does silly things that make the shot look unnatural but......... for night shots it is awesome. This was hand held and the computational software really comes into its own.

[Jacquot]

Perhaps the subject should have been Time Travel 😀

Thanks, but that works, lol!

Transitioning from day to night or from land to sea to sky. Carmel Beach, California.



Pentax Q7 w/Pentax 110 50mm f2.8 @ f4.5

[kwb]

The weather has been nice and warm for a couple of weeks, and this happened today. I'm worried about our spring flowers in the back yard, especially the new ones we've just planted.
Anyway, transition from dry(-ish) to wet to frozen, or maybe from patio to yard to neighbors. Pentax Q7 and Q 01 lens, ISO100, F2.5, 1/320 sec. Applied Satobi profile in Pentax Digital Camera Utility.

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[Jacquot]

Very nice photographs! I just got internet service at the new house so I can rejoin here now. Keep them coming!

[Bart]

All with Panasonic FX500.
Freshly processed. It's not much but it's something

Transition of light
4.4mm (26.0mm equivalent) f/2.8, 1/320, ISO 100


from dunes to sea
9.9mm (58.0mm equivalent), f/4.5, 1/640, ISO 100


from strong as a tree to broken
16.4mm (97.0mm equivalent), f/5.5, 1/250, ISO 100

[Vendee]

Bud to Blossom. An apple tree in my garden.
Ricoh GRIII macro mode.

[barondla]

Dandelions transitioning from bloom to seed head. Pentax Q7 with #4 wide toy lens ( 6.3mm EQ 33mm).

Thanks for looking,
barondla

[barondla]

Winter transitioning to spring.

Pentax Q7 with #08 wide zoom at 4.7mm.

Thanks for looking,
barondla

[kwb]

Pentax Q7, Q 01 prime, f/5, ISO 100, 1/640 sec. Cropped to 3x2 format from the original 4x3.

Transition from low to high, from warm to cold and from green-brown to black to white to blue.

[barondla]

3rd and last entry. Manufactured transitioning to scrap. Pentax Q7 with #06 zoom at 45mm.

Thanks for looking,
barondla

[kwb]

My last entry.
This shows a transition I've been enjoying in the past 10 days after the previous picture was taken. Colors of green kept creeping up to the top of the mountain as the snow melted away.
Again Pentax Q7, Q 01 lens, F/4, ISO 100 and 1/1000 sec.