pfm Picture A Week (PAW) 2022

[kcc123]

 

[kcc123]

 

[Rick_F]

 

[PhilofCas]

Where are you? There's a very post-industrial (coal?) look about it.

Sorry, only just seen your post, it’s on a viewing point created on top of the old Prince of Wales colliery site, Pontefract, on top of the slag heap. It doesn’t look it in the photos, but it’s an amazing view, especially for someone who has lived here 54 years (well, next door in Castleford) and never seen this view before.

 

[RoA]

Partners daughter - Prom
Samsung Galaxy S22

 

[eternumviti]

Wow!

Pro-level photos from a smartphone.

 

[gintonic]

photo58 by uh_simon, on Flickr

 

[PhilofCas]

Not great resolution/zoom ability with my phone, but a lovely herd of deer taking shade.

This is Lotherton Hall btw and here’s a view from the field at the back
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotherton_Hall).

Then Lemonroyd marina/lock on our way home

 

[Pete MB&D]

Constantine the Great by Pete Maddex, on Flickr

He still seems to be still missing his yo-yo

Pavement by Pete Maddex, on Flickr


Pete

 

[vince rocker]

A few from recent trips to the Lakes.


Tarn Hows early morning by Tim, on Flickr


Fat Mans Agony! by Tim, on Flickr
The path goes between the detached pillar and the rock face. No problem for me


Lingmoor Tarn by Tim, on Flickr
A lovely and little-known tarn


Kentmere Valley by Tim, on Flickr

 

[cctaylor]

A few from recent trips to the Lakes.


Tarn Hows early morning by Tim, on Flickr


Fat Mans Agony! by Tim, on Flickr
The path goes between the detached pillar and the rock face. No problem for me


Lingmoor Tarn by Tim, on Flickr
A lovely and little-known tarn


Kentmere Valley by Tim, on Flickr

Just proves that you take great landscape photos with the camera in portrait mode.

 

[ff1d1l]

You're Through by Mr ff1d1l, on Flickr



Full Stop by Mr ff1d1l, on Flickr

 

[vince rocker]

Just proves that you take great landscape photos with the camera in portrait mode.

I think it's something to do with depth in the picture, a portrait format allows for a long leading line, mid-ground and distance, as in the Kentmere Valley picture above.

 

[vince rocker]

You're Through by Mr ff1d1l, on Flickr



Full Stop by Mr ff1d1l, on Flickr

The b+w one is a great example of what I said above about distance in a portrait format with the line of the big slate wall leading through the picture.

 

[Rico]

follow-on from my last post. Same evening, I changed my viewpoint and made this one. It's simple stuff, and I haven't done one for years.

Nikon D810, AF-Nikkor 24-70 f2.8G @ 35mm, Manfrotto 055. 15sec at f22, ISO200. On flickr, all rights reserved.

Cycleway auspisciously desolate at 5.45pm on a workday.

 

[stevied]

Photosynthisiser

Lines of Code

 

[John Barry]

Old rope & anchor chain, Croig Harbour:

Fuji X-T30

 

[gintonic]

Vietnam (need to work out where!) - 1999

photo143 by uh_simon, on Flickr

photo144 by uh_simon, on Flickr

 

[miktec]

Vietnam (need to work out where!) - 1999

photo143 by uh_simon, on Flickr

photo144 by uh_simon, on Flickr

Were these done with your Nik scanner via VueScan by any chance?
(only asking as they look like the results from mine before I had it serviced)

 

[gintonic]

Were these done with your Nik scanner via VueScan by any chance?
(only asking as they look like the results from mine before I had it serviced)

yes and post processed elsewhere. I am scanning for Flickr/online display only. I already have a set of prints. I have so many rolls of film to scan, that it is volume over quality