Thank you! The gear I used this time was a Panasonic G80 with Panasonic Lumix G Vario 100-300MM F/4-5.6 II POWER O.I.S lens.
pfm Picture A Week (PAW) 2020
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Footprints left by American engineers in 1943 in the concrete of what remains of the peritrack at the former RAF Chipping Ongar, taken early one spring morning in 2012.
Gromit
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Get lost
John Barry
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Moor Crichel, autumn colours:
mad-moon
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softly softly fading away....do you play??
ff1d1l
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Steam Engine Blast Shelter by Mr ff1d1l, on Flickr
Gromit
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Strictly speaking it's 'becoming lost' - fading away would sometimes be marked 'morendo'.
Yes, I do play, but only for fun these days.
Gromit
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Re-visiting one or 2 images but processing in Capture One - to my eyes it's just so much nicer than LR, but just a shame I'm too used to the LR UI to make a permanent swap-over.
Frames by Boxertrixter, on Flickr
X-T1 with Voigtländer Nokton Classic 50-1.5
Frames by Boxertrixter, on FlickrX-T1 with Voigtländer Nokton Classic 50-1.5
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mad-moon
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beautiful...
mad-moon
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Strictly speaking it's 'becoming lost' - fading away would sometimes be marked 'morendo'.
Yes, I do play, but only for fun these days.
I played pianoforte, when I was very young, but I got bored with it and played truant from my lessons with a woman called Madam Rankin...she was a nice old bird really...I went electronic after the piano and enjoyed playing the organ and electric piano, worked in the music industry for years until it died...musical instruments become a luxury in the 80's and the best part of the music shops closed down...I played keyboards in a blues band for years..using a single keyboard Hammond clone and a Roland electric piano...fabulous time in my life...
Your avatar..Is that you playing the Clarinet?? it's a nice image..
mentalp
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another from the same shoot
Untitled by Pete, on Flickr rald
they were done for the Glasgow Herald - can't remember too much of the background to the job but pretty sure it came about through Anne Cowan , a freelance journalist I'd done work with before. We did i-D style "straight ups" on the streets of Edinburgh during the festival a couple of years running. In'89 it was for the Guardian who required the negatives - which I never got back. A regret because there was a rather nice portrait of the artist Helen Chadwick among them.
Untitled by Pete, on Flickr raldthey were done for the Glasgow Herald - can't remember too much of the background to the job but pretty sure it came about through Anne Cowan , a freelance journalist I'd done work with before. We did i-D style "straight ups" on the streets of Edinburgh during the festival a couple of years running. In'89 it was for the Guardian who required the negatives - which I never got back. A regret because there was a rather nice portrait of the artist Helen Chadwick among them.
Gromit
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Lone rose
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Gromit
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The end is nigh
mad-moon
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this looks superb...competition material...
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