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Took these on a 5mp old "hp" point and shoot that I use to document my time with my friends (think like you'd use a disposable camera) because I didn't bring along my main camera on the trip thinking there won't be any photography, but despite the absence of any sort of controls on the point and shoot and the struggling image quality I really liked some of the shits that came out
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Lots of very nice photos, folks.
Quote from Gawad on October 19, 2022, 12:54 amTook these on a 5mp old "hp" point and shoot that I use to document my time with my friends (think like you'd use a disposable camera) because I didn't bring along my main camera on the trip thinking there won't be any photography, but despite the absence of any sort of controls on the point and shoot and the struggling image quality I really liked some of the shits that came out
These really did come out quite nice! Beautiful compositions
Spending most of my free time training for an endurance mountain bike race, so not taking my camera out with me as much as I used to. I still took out my E-300 the other day and snapped a few pics on a rest day.
Cacti by Snappiness, on Flickr
Bike by Snappiness, on Flickr
Powerline by Snappiness, on Flickr
Fence by Snappiness, on Flickr
What race?
was hoping for a Great Lakes freighter this morning had to settle for a fishing boat. Unseasonably warm here in the Windy City.
Warm October Sunrise over Lake Michigan by Mark Kasick, on Flickr
Quote from KankRat on October 22, 2022, 4:07 pmWarm October Sunrise over Lake Michigan by Mark Kasick, on Flickr
Great image. Well done!
Yesterday I was in Münster and we walked around near the Aasee.
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I had the chance to getaway to Joshua Tree for a few nights, taking a little solo pause between jobs to unplug. It's the first trip without my three year old since January, and was great to rest, and have time to myself to take photos and play some music.
All taken the trusty Fuji XE-4 and the 15-45mm. I played with the different recipes in the park as I was too lazy to leave the AirBnB during magic hour and had unflattering light during my late-morning visit. 🙂 The magic hour shots were at the AirBnB.
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jt - 2 by David Maynard, on Flickr
jt - 1 (1) by David Maynard, on Flickr
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jt - 1 by David Maynard, on Flickr
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jt - 3 by David Maynard, on Flickr
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jt - 4 by David Maynard, on Flickr
Quote from KankRat on October 22, 2022, 4:07 pmWhat race?
It's a local one called the Dragon Slayer, you go on this IMBA epic trail and some nearby trails - I am racing one lap for my first time (30 miles), the pros do 104 miles on it. Pretty chunky rocks for most of it, some rock stair cases to climb up. Good stuff.
Quote from David Maynard on October 24, 2022, 2:30 pmI had the chance to getaway to Joshua Tree for a few nights, taking a little solo pause between jobs to unplug. It's the first trip without my three year old since January, and was great to rest, and have time to myself to take photos and play some music.
All taken the trusty Fuji XE-4 and the 15-45mm. I played with the different recipes in the park as I was too lazy to leave the AirBnB during magic hour and had unflattering light during my late-morning visit.
The magic hour shots were at the AirBnB.
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These are so beautiful. Glad you had some time to reboot 🙂
Quote from James Warner on October 19, 2022, 1:50 pmQuote from Gawad on October 19, 2022, 12:54 amTook these on a 5mp old "hp" point and shoot that I use to document my time with my friends (think like you'd use a disposable camera) because I didn't bring along my main camera on the trip thinking there won't be any photography, but despite the absence of any sort of controls on the point and shoot and the struggling image quality I really liked some of the shits that came out
These really did come out quite nice! Beautiful compositions
thank you so much, I also really love the e300 images, and best of luck on the race 🙂
Quote from David Maynard on October 24, 2022, 2:30 pmI had the chance to getaway to Joshua Tree for a few nights, taking a little solo pause between jobs to unplug. It's the first trip without my three year old since January, and was great to rest, and have time to myself to take photos and play some music.
All taken the trusty Fuji XE-4 and the 15-45mm. I played with the different recipes in the park as I was too lazy to leave the AirBnB during magic hour and had unflattering light during my late-morning visit.
Classic Chrome Recipe:
Acros + Red Filter Recipe:
Velvia Recipe & 60mm Macro:
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I really like these and the colors look wonderful.
Some pics from my trip home to Ireland. Due to family commitments I didn't get out much, but was fun trying out the Olympus EM10 again. All a bit random
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