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17/52: Ripples on Flickr.
Taken between Windermere and Ambleside on Lake Winderemere in the Lake District, UK with my Canon 6D and 17-40mm f4L.
It took getting up at 5.30am to get this shot before the sky became more overcast. I love the light on the hills opposite too.
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I’ve sorted through the stupid comments so you don’t have to.
From The Verge
UncleBobbings:
The shape could be related to Apple’s smartwatch… the colours indicating last gen iPod nano-like colour range.
DarkOwl:
Rounded square, iOS icon template. Lots of colours… iPhone 5S or…
This made me chuckle.
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My first real attempt at a long exposure photograph shows that I really need a darker ND filter. But I love the effect of slowing down the shutter speed. The filter I bought was really so I could shoot wide-open at f/1.4 in daylight with my X-Pro 1 and 35mm lens, but if you stop down to f/16, you can achieve this look. I had to do quite a bit of work in Lightroom to darken things down a bit and you can see that some of the detail in the water has been lost, but for a first attempt, I’m quite pleased with it.
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Starting cannon. #cowes #sign #yacht (at Cowes Esplanade)
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Smashing through the waves #royalnavy
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Dit dah, dit dah. Flashy lighty with HMS Puncher and Explorer onboard HMS Smiter. (at The Solent)
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Fujifilm X-Pro 1 on Flickr.
I ordered a mini tabletop photo studio with a couple of lights. Any advice on best positioning of the lights?
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digg:
St. Peter’s Square in 2005 and 2013. What a difference 8 years makes.
I spy a RAZR. This is amazing.
While it makes for a beautiful picture, I think it’s a little sad that we now live our lives through a small, glowing LCD, rather than just enjoying the moment. I’m as guilty of it as anyone, just not with an iPad for a camera.
(via lilly)
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10/52: In the mist on Flickr.
I was driving through the forest just north of Henley on Thames when I spotted a little side road and couldn’t resist stopping to take a few photos of the trees through the mist
