pfm Picture A Week (PAW) 2013

[canonman]

A few from yesterday at Sir Robert McAlpine's gaff.


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The world's steepest standard gauge railway incline


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Fairground ride in the estate


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A visitor to the fair regrets the offer of a free makeover!


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This was the hairdresser (promoting a Docklands festival)

 

[eguth]

The end of a perfect day. The Thames from Cookham Bridge


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Stunning. The lack of detail in the trees enhances the mood.

 

[canonman]

Thanks for that, appreciated. Lack of detail might have been the prior visit to the pub though.

 

[haddock]

 

[cliffpatte]

nice one Haddock, you could file that under symmetry

 

[cliffpatte]

Thames and St Paul by cliffpatte, on Flickr

coolpix a / cs6 / silver efex pro 2

 

[Papa Lazarou]

Shot these at Haversham Viaduct this evening...




Haversham Viaduct by philnmorgan, on Flickr




Haversham Viaduct B&W by philnmorgan, on Flickr




Sun on the Viaduct by philnmorgan, on Flickr




Haversham Sunset by philnmorgan, on Flickr



Pentax K-5 IIS and DA 15 Ltd

 

[AndrewR]

Cor! Love the shadow on the brickwork, etched quality of the trees and the colour balance in the last photo.

Andrew

 

[Mark LJ]

Lovely results with the K-5 IIs.

 

[RichardH]

K5 IIs eh? Nice one Mark Big jump over the straight K5?

 

[Papa Lazarou]

Er it's me with the K-5 IIS. I think Mark shoots a D800 these days.

 

[Papa Lazarou]

Beautiful colours Mark, really lovely.

 

[Have Fun]

+10

 

[RichardH]

Er it's me with the K-5 IIS. I think Mark shoots a D800 these days.

Ahhh - misunderstood Mark's comment. Yes, I think he's using a Nikon for most stuff now (though I think the K5 for "lightweight" trips) - hence my surprise when I (mis)read his comment.

 

[Mark LJ]

Badly phrased on my part - I meant Phils new K-5 IIs.

This was with the D800 & 16-35VR and a ten stopper. I still have the K-5 but to be honest the wee X100 is getting more use as my lightweight camera. I'm using a second hand D700 more than the K-5 at the moment. Using more than one system has its problems space wise.

 

[JemHayward]

Killing time, waiting for a lift home...


JemHayward-256-55 by JemHayward, on Flickr

 

[Mark LJ]

 

[Cav]

Would you do a crop to lose the bird?

 

[Papa Lazarou]

Visited Salcey Forest this afternoon. Nice to see the sun out after yesterday's awful weather.




Holding hands by philnmorgan, on Flickr




Walkway above the trees by philnmorgan, on Flickr




Flowers at Salcey Forest by philnmorgan, on Flickr




Spinning around by philnmorgan, on Flickr




Bluebells by philnmorgan, on Flickr


Pentax K-5 IIS and DA 18-135WR

 

[cliffpatte]

peekaboo by cliffpatte, on Flickr