[LeRolls]

[Martin Stu]

X-t1, smc A 50/2.8

Sorry for the curiosity, is that the cucumber or melon in the picture? I see something like a trellis (for plant growth).
Do you like not only taking pictures but also growing plants?
I love gardening more for my soul (this is not a business, you can call it another hobby of mine), I like growing my own vegetables.

turns blue around

[glinda]

Think that’s a cucumber plant , but would have to look , to make sure .
Just have a small garden , few things . For the soul.

Ocean or lake ; lake ?

Sorry for the curiosity, is that the cucumber or melon in the picture? I see something like a trellis (for plant growth).
Do you like not only taking pictures but also growing plants?
I love gardening more for my soul (this is not a business, you can call it another hobby of mine), I like growing my own vegetables.

turns blue around

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What did you do with the last shot , (without hat)
Looks almost as a 3d .. greens and reds , little halo effect . Kinda cool .

[Martin Stu]

Ocean or lake ; lake ?

this lake Lake Baikal - Wikipedia

What did you do with the last shot , (without hat)
Looks almost as a 3d .. greens and reds , little halo effect . Kinda cool .

I did some magic in the Lightroom program

[glinda]

Quite the lake .
This is a big planet .
People forget how lucky they are to be on it ...
if only for a little time .

this lake Lake Baikal - Wikipedia

I did some magic in the Lightroom program

[glinda]

X-pro1, Helios 44 58/2

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You experiment and get good backgrounds, LeRolls;
That’s a good lens , too.

[Martin Stu]

This is a big planet .
People forget how lucky they are to be on it ...
if only for a little time .

your thoughts set me up a little philosophically.. you said very rightly


a little past times, in this village there is a museum of the creation of this railway ... if you look closely, on the right you can see a device (I don't know what it's called) for filling a steam locomotive with water ... it is on the shore of Lake Baikal

several days passed and something happened to the picture ...

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[Jonathan Mac]

X-T20 and 35/1.4 wide open (of course)


Night door by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr

[glinda]

I like this shot , what side of the lake is it ?

( I’m still learning this posting site )

your thoughts set me up a little philosophically.. you said very rightly


a little past times, in this village there is a museum of the creation of this railway ... if you look closely, on the right you can see a device (I don't know what it's called) for filling a steam locomotive with water ... it is on the shore of Lake Baikal

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Hopefully this shows up as it’s own post,

Anyway , nice shot, I like the little hint of another lantern in the distance.

X-T20 and 35/1.4 wide open (of course)


Night door by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr

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No, why does this not come out as two separate posts . One for jmac , and one , Martin Stu ..

Doing something wrong , but ...

Oh well

[glinda]

X-t1, auto mamiya/sekor 50/2

[LeRolls]

[Martin Stu]

I like this shot , what side of the lake is it ?

( I’m still learning this posting site )

it's the same lake (Lake Baikal - Wikipedia)

[Jonathan Mac]

Adrienn Dora HakNo, why does this not come out as two separate posts . One for jmac , and one , Martin Stu ..

Doing something wrong , but ...

Oh well

The forum does not allow separate posts in the same thread within a certain timeframe, so two posts made quickly one after the other are merged into one.

You can use the multi-quote button at the bottom right of each post to select various posts to reply to within one single post and it'll look a lot neater. You'll need to look for the breaks between them to add any comments.

[glinda]

Ok , thanks , jmac . Once again
: )

The forum does not allow separate posts in the same thread within a certain timeframe, so two posts made quickly one after the other are merged into one.

You can use the multi-quote button at the bottom right of each post to select various posts to reply to within one single post and it'll look a lot neater. You'll need to look for the breaks between them to add any comments.

[glinda]

X-e1, 50, 55, 58 .... can’t remember... one of those or other.... : )