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Fun with MF images 2024

SeanThekayaker

New member
Shot just after astronomical dark on the Kaikoura Peninsula (NZ) as the Milky Way rose in the
eastern sky - Scorpio just visible above the horizon. Foreground was a single shot just before
complete darkness, combined with six 4-minute exposures of the sky, camera mounted on a
an IOptron tracker. This was the first night sky image I've tried with a newly acquired Fuji GFX
100s, and it acquits itself well - GF 23mm at F/5.6.

John

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It is an entrancing and inspiring image
 

cunim

Well-known member
One of the exercises I set myself is to shoot something that lacks interest, but interpret it in such a way that it wants to be looked at. This is a strip of grass, some rocks and few trees located between a road on the left and a gravel parking lot on the right. At the end of the strip is a chain link fence barring entry to a hydro facility. I pass by this little scene on my dog walks and the dog likes to pee on one particular rock.

IQ4, Rm3di, 40HR, tilt

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Grayhand

Well-known member
Here I caught two strapping Danish lads redhanded when they invade and partially destroy Borgholm Castle on Öland in Sweden.1361 (from an exhibition at Borgholm Castle)
Sweden and Denmark hold the world record for the number of times two countries have gone to war with each other.
Depending on which historian you ask, the number of wars is given as 12 or 13.
But there are also historians who state up to 37 wars if you go back far enough, and a little depending on how strict you are when you judge what was Sweden and Denmark.
So Denmark is usually described as Sweden's arch-enemy. The last war was in 1814.
But today we have forgiven them everything, almost..




903SWC CFV50c, ISO 1600, handheld
Ray
 

cunim

Well-known member
But today we have forgiven them everything, almost..
When my father lived in Hillerod, his third wife (a Dane) told me that Swedes (and Norwegians) were no good because they just come to Denmark to get drunk. I guess in the pre EU days booze was cheaper in Denmark. I remember a Swedish friend saying that "Danes are not real Scandinavians". So it goes.

Nothing at all to do with Danes. Inks.

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SeanThekayaker

New member
Here I caught two strapping Danish lads redhanded when they invade and partially destroy Borgholm Castle on Öland in Sweden.1361 (from an exhibition at Borgholm Castle)
Sweden and Denmark hold the world record for the number of times two countries have gone to war with each other.
Depending on which historian you ask, the number of wars is given as 12 or 13.
But there are also historians who state up to 37 wars if you go back far enough, and a little depending on how strict you are when you judge what was Sweden and Denmark.
So Denmark is usually described as Sweden's arch-enemy. The last war was in 1814.
But today we have forgiven them everything, almost..




903SWC CFV50c, ISO 1600, handheld
Ray
It’s a beautiful shot — looks like something taken by a time traveller ;) Some Danish friends were in southern Sweden a few months ago hunting and they raised the Dansk flag over their make-shift camp, drank beer painted their faces and shouted about re-invading Sweden. When I asked them about why they did it, they were too embarrassed to tell me. Now I understand the historical roots of what they did.
 
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GeorgeBo

Well-known member
Did an early morning hike in the DuPont State Forest in North Carolina today. Had the 25V and an adapted Nikkor-H·C 40mm/4 for Bronica lens from the 1970s on the 907x.

Went with the 40mm view for this shot. 25mm was too wide


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CFV 100C/907X | NIKKOR-D·C 40mm f/4

 
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rdeloe

Well-known member
First day at a new project site, Crawford Lake Conservation Area in southern Ontario. It was a beautiful, bright sunny day -- my least favourite light in the forest under the trees. But it works well for the canopy.

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Fuji GFX 100S on an Arca-Swiss F-Universalis with the Schneider Kreuznach APO-Digitar 35mm f/5.6 L-88​
 

f6cvalkyrie

Well-known member
Went for a walk with the Phase One DF this morning, but I was "boycotted" by the rain ...
Overijse is well known for its greenhouses and grapes, and you find symbols of that all over the village ...
And the daisies and poppies are in bloom along the country roads.

Stay safe,
Rafael

P1 DF - IQ140 - Mamiya 120/4 Makro MF


P1 DF - IQ140 - SK 80/2,8


P1 DF -IQ140 - Mamiya 300/4,5 APO
 
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