Dan, the B&W shot - what's it like it you run a yellow filter on it?

Nice long exposure on the second shot. Just the right amount of movement in the clouds.

GregMay wrote:Dan, the B&W shot - what's it like it you run a yellow filter on it?

I'll give it a go tomorrow and have a look, I've not got the iPad to hand right now.

GregMay wrote: Nice long exposure on the second shot. Just the right amount of movement in the clouds.

Thanks, I love shooting long exposures but it's always a bit of a guessing game when you're running more than a couple of minutes. It's hard to predict how the sky will change during that time.

Loki wrote:

Jurassic pusher wrote:

Loki wrote:One from my boxing day beach ride, I must remember to pick up a better camera when I go out on the bike.

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A great picture Loki, I assume that`s Bristol channel?

It is indeed, I am Burnham on Sea based, good for beach riding and only 5 mins from the house.

Mother in law lives at Bleadon,,,,,,,,,that`s why it looks familiar>
Cheers.

Hats. Not convinced.

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Greg - it appears your daughter has a fried egg on her foot.

Much like a good gammon steak, she tastes better with egg on her.

I like it - the suspiciously clean bike on the very muddy track gives it an air of mystery

thenorthwind wrote:I like it - the suspiciously clean bike on the very muddy track gives it an air of mystery

Haha. I was wearing jeans, and needed to look respectable on arrival, so wasn't taking the puddles at speed...

Beethoven

Couple images that are fairly significant for me. I took these over the couple of days following leaving my old job last Thursday. I start a new job at the end of the month, so in the meantime I've got a whole lotta adventure to have.









Somehow I had more success in two days there than I had in most of last year

GregMay wrote:Dan, the B&W shot - what's it like it you run a yellow filter on it?

I did try this by the way Greg, but I didn't come up with anything I preferred at all.

A spot I do enjoy in Manchester

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Leica M6, Ilford FP4+, home processed.

More Manchester, more film

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Rough and ready Kentmere 400 development, but I'm happy with it.

Shot late in the evening when I spotted this child out playing at our local skate park. Transition across a spine ramp. Made me smile.

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Surprised the M6 nailed the shot.

Just got back from a few days in Venice, thought I would share a few images made while there.
Soiny A7r, Canon FD lenses. 35-70 and a 135.


Disturbing looking Harlequin somewhere in the back alleys around Ponte Rialto


Sculpture on the grand canal, by artist Lorenzo Quinn.


Obligatory gondola picture, San Zaccharia.

Mr Climber, is that the Alwen reservoir dam there, really enjoy walk or ride around there

smartay wrote:Mr Climber, is that the Alwen reservoir dam there, really enjoy walk or ride around there

It sure is


Morning ride


First ever hammock, can't wait to sleep out in it

Not brilliant but I like them as it was a great night out last night

More film. More B&W. Surprise, surprise.

M6, Kentmere 400.

M6_K400_GM_0 (17).jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

M6_K400 _GM_0 (2).jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

M6_K400_GM_0 (24).jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

Digital

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And film.

AEp_Mono_ (4).jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

Flashback Sunday ....




And from today