stowpirate
skinflintish camera nut
Hocus Eye thanks that it is really useful information. I have been scanning a few more frames from the test film and will be trying a colour one next.
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Hocus Eye thanks that it is really useful information. I have been scanning a few more frames from the test film and will be trying a colour one next.
Cheers Stowpirate. What are you using to measure the exposure with? Or are you using the Sunny 16 method? They did make a model with a lightmeter but I don't think that is the one you have. I used to carry a Weston meter when I used my Edixa. Nowadays I have a backup digital camera that is smaller than the old meter.
stowpirate
skinflintish camera nut
Sunny 16 method most of the time albeit I did use an exposure meter on some shots. The film was rated at 100 so easy gestimate!
Digital rubbish now! Summit trig point on the 3054ft Skiddaw mountain. The wind was gusting in the 50-60mph region and we saw only four other people all day long.
On the way up luckily we were sheltered to some degree from the high winds by the mountain.
stowpirate
skinflintish camera nut
Another boring Skiddaw summit photo. We were struggling to stand up in the high winds. They were gusting in the 50-60mph region. They were producing a serious Wind chill problem. I think by the time we returned to our starting point we all had a touch of Hypothermia. The summit conditions were unbelievable and you cannot see it in the photographs. The whistling of the wind as it passes through your clothes! I was shivering when having a pint in the Sun Inn afterwards.
Refused as fuck
"ethnic pakistani tosser"
Johnny Canuck3
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stowpirate
skinflintish camera nut
Johnny Canuck2 - Is that really a customers bag
tom_craggs
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stowpirate - fantastic. I do a lot of running, running around the fells is one of the most fantastic parts of life, sadly it's too far from London to really do on a regular basis. Nice shots, Skiddaw is breathtaking.
stowpirate
skinflintish camera nut
Same problem here! It is a bit flat in Suffolk with the nearest hills of any interest for hiking in the Peak District, which I think is about 150 miles away. The Lake District is 300 miles away so might as well be on another planet which explains why I took nearly 1000 photos in a week! So expect to be bored by the end of this month
This is what living is all about for me - insanity!
Johnny Canuck3
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Johnny Canuck2 - Is that really a customers bag
It's a purse belonging to one of the patrons.
Self-evident location
The white building on the right is the former home of the London Docklands Development Corporation, that kicked off everything that led to Canary Wharf
Old and new: St Botolph's Church by George Dance the Elder (built 1741-1744) with Nicholas Grimshaw's St Botolph's house under construction behind.
A right mix of eras: the platform in the Thames is doing exploration work in the bed of the river in preparation for the Thames Tunnel - a project to build a 20 mile long tunnel to move sewage down river to Becton Treatment works during times of peak rainfall instead of dumping it in the Thames.
The quieter end of Shad Thames, London SE1
I fucking love your images my friend..
stowpirate
skinflintish camera nut
Hocus Eye those are great shots.
stowpirate
skinflintish camera nut
Taken this morning to test an early 1960's Miranda SLR camera that cost ten quid at a camera fair.
cybertect
It's grim up north (London)
[blush] Thank you.
A few more views of the Bermondsey Spa development today as it approaches completion and is being occupied.
Repeating myself a little with this shot of Frean Street (with a fisheye twist) but I think it's really successful element in the scheme.
A couple of images of Spa Road
The rear side of Bolanachi Place (there's something rather German about this elevation).
and I'll throw in this view of the Dragonfly apartments by Idom UK, looking toward St James' Road from the green space adjacent to the church.
stowpirate
skinflintish camera nut
More boring snaps from the summit of Skiddaw
stowpirate
skinflintish camera nut
teuchter
je suis teuchter
What is the location and altitude? Fantastic looking down at the clouds
The one with the cars is the Col de l'Iseran, French Alps. 2770m.
The other two, about 500m higher up.
Johnny Canuck3
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stowpirate
skinflintish camera nut
That is a great photograph. How did you did you take it? hand held or on a tripod?
neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
Your shots are making me want to get in the car and drive over to the lakes for a day. I don't think my bank balance would appreciate it at the moment though
stowpirate
skinflintish camera nut
Your shots are making me want to get in the car and drive over to the lakes for a day. I don't think my bank balance would appreciate it at the moment though
I have a few more shots of the top of Skiddaw, Haystacks and Dodd.
Only managed to climb three
On this one you can just make out two other people on the way to the Skiddaw summit on the Keswich route
we climbed it from Bassenthwaite end
stowpirate
skinflintish camera nut
Thanks
This one is two photographs stitched together with Hugin panorama creator software.
cybertect
It's grim up north (London)
stowpirate
skinflintish camera nut
like that
I am struggling to get the white balance and brightness levels right. My first effort had a slight blue look to it. This one looks a tad dark and maybe a brown green tint. The Panasonic FX12 is maybe not the right camera for this type of thing.
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