The Photography Thread

[delb0y]

The Picture Framer:

 

[jhawk]

A few recent photos from me.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

This is Essaouira in Morocco. It's a fantastic place and still very much a working fishing port.

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Rez opp rugs in Essaouira.

 

[nickyboy]

Amble beach, looking towards Coquet Island, Northumberland

Saddleworth Moor, looking back towards Oldham (just before the heavens opened)

 

[Doseone]

Rez opp rugs in Essaouira.

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We ate in the restaurant you can see on the right hand side of the picture!

 

[MontyVeda]

A few more snaps from my recent trip to the Appalachian Mountains...

Main Street, Abingdon, VA. I love the proper log cabin.

By far the longest freight train I've ever seen.

The Virginia Creeper Trail: (possibly the most pleasent ride i've ever done; 34 miles and one can coast for the first 20 miles down the old railway)

Green Cove Station near the top of the Creeper Trail.

A box bridge on the Creeper Trail.

A trestle bridge on the Creeper Trail. Recently rebuilt after a tornado flattened the old one.

Another bridge (not my photo, that's me).

The end of the trail in Abingdon. I must have passed this phone box five times before i noticed it.

The view from Cumberland Gap where Tennessee, Kentucky and Virginia meet.

Kayaking on Hungry Mother Lake.


I've love to go back. It truly is a beautiful part of the world. I didn't take anywhere near enough photos.

 

[GrumpyGregry]

Dear lovely photography cycling peeps....

Do you think it is worth doing a one-day course (for £70, which I can readily afford) aimed at owners of my sort of camera (Fujifilm X100 series) to learn how to wean myself off "everything set to A" on this natty little camera?

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Dear lovely photography cycling peeps....

Do you think it is worth doing a one-day course (for £70, which I can readily afford) aimed at owners of my sort of camera (Fujifilm X100 series) to learn how to wean myself off "everything set to A" on this natty little camera?

Yes. I looked at that one, very nice but went with an X20 in the end. Great piece of kit though.

 

[mybike]

Dear lovely photography cycling peeps....

Do you think it is worth doing a one-day course (for £70, which I can readily afford) aimed at owners of my sort of camera (Fujifilm X100 series) to learn how to wean myself off "everything set to A" on this natty little camera?

Yes, once you know how to take those photo's the auto setting will not cope with you'll have more fun.

 

[Crackle]

Dear lovely photography cycling peeps....

Do you think it is worth doing a one-day course (for £70, which I can readily afford) aimed at owners of my sort of camera (Fujifilm X100 series) to learn how to wean myself off "everything set to A" on this natty little camera?

Yeah do it. Even if you know how to use it off A, it's probably still going to be useful and a chance to ask questions.

 

[delb0y]

Definitely worth taking some instruction on how to move from auto setttings to manual. The x100 is a superb camera and full of potential. Do it!

Talking of Fuji, me, SWMBO, and the x-Pro1 had a few days in Brighton this week:

Deckchairs!

Nighthawks

Fish and Chips

Pier by Night

 

[swee'pea99]

Just got back from me Bristol > Lands End jaunt. It were a bit breezy, but I think I got some nice pics...

 

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[AndyRM]

St. Edward's Church in Whitley Bay: