Photo By: mitresg

01-14-18 1:55 AM - Comment by: mitresg

Thank you. It was a dull day and the contrast was low. Playing with Tx400, I wanted to capture the range of tones.

Photo By: mitresg

01-13-18 11:34 PM - Comment by: mitresg

Thank you. Rather dim in the forest. 1/60 sec at f5.6 to get a
good DOF.

Photo By: gip

01-12-18 7:21 AM - Comment by: n.w.

One of your best images.

Photo By: mitresg

01-12-18 2:02 AM - Comment by: mitresg

Thank you. There are back-walls aplenty. I am using it to test the HP5; seems decent grain at 400 and decent texture. Lighting was dim.

Photo By: mitresg

01-11-18 4:33 AM - Comment by: mitresg

Thank you. The light was rather dim and the 75 Summicron wa not easy to focus.
But, I had the time to ensure correct exposure.

Photo By: mitresg

01-10-18 8:11 PM - Comment by: mitresg

Thank you. For many, the wall pictures is a rerun of their lives. Like the rich dark of the HP5.

Photo By: heinzx

01-9-18 6:46 AM - Comment by: n.w.

Good eye Heinz. You made common objects look interesting.

Photo By: mitresg

01-8-18 2:59 AM - Comment by: mitresg

Thank you. How did the seed find that location? Some innate intelligence.

Photo By: gip

01-6-18 6:18 PM - Comment by: wenceslao

Very nice

Photo By: wenceslao

01-6-18 6:14 PM - Comment by: wenceslao

Thank You, My third grandson

Photo By: mitresg

01-6-18 1:02 PM - Comment by: mitresg

Thank you. I was standing underneath the Opera House looking up, backing to find a right angle. I was trying to include all the curves in my 35mm.

Photo By: mitresg

01-5-18 7:09 AM - Comment by: mitresg

Thank you. There are not many shops selling musical instruments here. One or two really big ones. This is one of the "boutique", family-run shop which still retains its friendly charm.

Photo By: mitresg

01-4-18 2:31 PM - Comment by: mitresg

Thank you. Yes. This is not a watch advertisement, though. The Red Army Watch has since closed. I was interested in catching the watch with its reflection correctly (and the sleeve), with the lamp and the background as just a supportive blur. Took several shots to get it.

Photo By: brianbryan

01-4-18 1:03 PM - Comment by: brianbryan

Thanks, neighbour!

Photo By: rfunnell

01-4-18 12:52 PM - Comment by: ranahki

Nice capture!

Photo By: dalth500

01-4-18 12:49 PM - Comment by: ranahki

Very dramatic scene.

Photo By: mitresg

01-4-18 12:25 PM - Comment by: mitresg

Thank you. Pipe-piping in earnest; catch them young and hold the parents captive.

Photo By: mitresg

01-4-18 12:09 PM - Comment by: mitresg

Thank you. This is Darling Harbour, Sydney, a 19th century trading port. I was fascinated by the old brick buildings.

Photo By: mitresg

01-4-18 9:08 AM - Comment by: mitresg

Thank you. This ramp, for the handicapped, is an alternative to the stair on the left. The ramp requires a long climb, though. The wall is handmade, with rock pieces; it would be scenic way up.

Photo By: user1978

01-1-18 11:32 AM - Comment by: user1978

Thank you. It was about the only time of day with some sunshine, so I'm happy the picture turned out well.