Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
That's lovely. Where are they?
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That's lovely. Where are they?
MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Got my hands on an X-T2 and 35mm f/2 and I'm in love with it. It's just such a lovely setup. The image quality is great. I love the knobs to adjust settings. It's small and light. The manual focus peaking is really good for getting your focal point extra sharp. I've barely scratched the surface with the settings. Love love love it!
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East Chiltington - just past railway bridge.
Kneon Light
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Wild Otter in the mist - taken in Lincolnshire a couple of months ago
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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WOW.......absolutely brilliant.
LamieRobertson
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Good choice.....i love Fuji’s ooc jpegs ...i imagine you wouldnt have paid much for that and a weather sealed combination.
Just invested in a used x-t1 ..despite the model being a few years old now it still offers a lot.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Grumpy cat in Preston Drove this morning - must have seen last night's result 
darkwolf666
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This was taken a while ago, before the current restrictions curtailed our trips out. This is Bodiam Castle, given a tweek in Luminar 4...
LamieRobertson
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Nice photo...you r a bit of a darkhorse..never knew you had these photographic skills
darkwolf666
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I'm afraid since taking on kids my photography has taken a bit of a back seat, in particular when the little one came along 3 years ago, as it's hard to push a buggy and take photos at the same time! Coupled with that, the wife just doesn't quite "get it" - she doesn't understand why I needed to take pictures of Bodiam Castle from every conceivable angle, just in case one of the many shots I took, was THE shot.
Cancer and Covid put a couple more nails in the lid - but I have a reasonable back catalogue to play with.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
I'm afraid since taking on kids my photography has taken a bit of a back seat, in particular when the little one came along 3 years ago, as it's hard to push a buggy and take photos at the same time! Coupled with that, the wife just doesn't quite "get it" - she doesn't understand why I needed to take pictures of Bodiam Castle from every conceivable angle, just in case one of the many shots I took, was THE shot.
Cancer and Covid put a couple more nails in the lid - but I have a reasonable back catalogue to play with.
Lol....I thought with kids you would have more to take photos of ...when my grandchildren came along it gave me another subject.
I hope you get the chance Soon to reignite your hobby
darkwolf666
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I'm afraid since taking on kids my photography has taken a bit of a back seat, in particular when the little one came along 3 years ago, as it's hard to push a buggy and take photos at the same time! Coupled with that, the wife just doesn't quite "get it" - she doesn't understand why I needed to take pictures of Bodiam Castle from every conceivable angle, just in case one of the many shots I took, was THE shot.
Cancer and Covid put a couple more nails in the lid - but I have a reasonable back catalogue to play with.
Like Scotney - you can always rely on a castle to give you a good subject! Even if every other bugger that has visited has taken exactly the same picture.
darkwolf666
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Unfortunately I inherited two ugly grandkids and a little one that is probably has hard to photograph as Taz the Tasmian Devil!
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Are you shooting RAW and then processing ...or playing with jpegs?
darkwolf666
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I do normally shoot raw, but the last two shots have been jpegs that I have tweaked in Luminar, I know there is a quality degradation with jpegs, but I haven't been as scrupulous at keeping all my files in one place, so worked with what I could easily find on my storage.
Kneon Light
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Diving KIngfisher - took about 100 attempts over 3 years but finally got a diving kingfiher shot I'm happy with!
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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Diving KIngfisher - took about 100 attempts over 3 years but finally got a diving kingfiher shot I'm happy with!
WOW
Wardy's twin
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Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
Diving KIngfisher - took about 100 attempts over 3 years but finally got a diving kingfiher shot I'm happy with!
Good to have you back, and with a great photo.