Photo by rbsinto • Last comment by rbsinto • On 11-12-16 20:23
This photo was shot with a motorized Nikon F2AS and a Nikkor 300 2.8 ED AIS + TC14-b teleconverter on Fuji Sensia II 100 ISO colour slide film. Much of this data was not listed in the specs with the photo as I have no idea how to enter it. I'd appreciate if someone could show me how to do so, so I don't have to add it in a comment after each photo.
Robert
Photo by mitresg • Last comment by mitresg • On 11-10-16 17:59
Thank you. The morning was drab and dry. The grass had turned yellow and the path had become sandy. But, nonetheless the subdue light gave it a solitary feel. It had it own charm.
Photo by walter2 • Last comment by hys • On 11-09-16 01:05
walter2 wrote:
Thank you for your kind comment, HYS. This was not a planned shot at all, just something I came across on my photo-tour in the old town-district. This goat just "begged" to bet taken a picture of, it posed so nicely - it probably thought I was going to feed it...\n\n\n
I understand You precisely. I love this kind of looking to the world around us.
Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 11-06-16 05:35
IMO. It is not a question if one likes futuristic buildings, I don't neither (prefer old and derelict houses), but a question of creating an interesting picture with this kind of Wideangle effect - which is why I shot this image here - and the interesting light. But thanks all the same, Jorge - I appreciate your comment.
Best regards,
Walter
Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 11-02-16 09:54
Thank you, ulysses / Herbert - for the 'Like' to my night image. What you see here are ramparts / Festungswall and the moat / Burggraben that surrounds the old town of Fredrikstad (founded 1656) as protection and fortification (Schutz und Abwehr) against the Swedes in the Nordic war from 1700 – 1721 between Denmark-Noway, Sachsen–Poland, Russia, Preussen and Hannover on the one side and Swedens army under Karl 12. / Charles 12th (the war-king of Sweden) on the other side.
I like the old fortification towers at the entrance of the small boat harbour, and the old town, right next to it. There is also a classic wooden sailboat on the nearest pier, that has cought my eye!
J'aime les vieilles tours de fortification à l'entrée du petit port de plaisance, et la vieille ville, juste à côté. Il y a aussi un voilier en bois classique sur le quai le plus proche, qui a attiré mon attention!
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