Photoclubalpha

Wow. Superb, as always Henry. Just superb.

Sury

JT,
I found bracketing to come to rescue on a bad light day, more than once. But Nature is what it is.
You have to work with it. I liked the second one. I think first one would have benefited from a bracketed shot
or even built-in HDR feature of the camera.

Henry, looking forward to the thread.

Sury

Agree JT. It was more of my fault not noticing the chair. I debated cropping but I felt the vertical line added a visual contrast to
the angled flowers.

Sury

Welcome back JT

Valery,
You are absolutely correct. It was intentional. I was taking the photos of backyard/frontyard flowers with different lenses
in the Dusting off old lenses series. The idea is to show similar set up with different lenses.

Sury

Continuing the saga

I am blown away that you are getting these shots with your smart phone. Amazing.

Sury

From keepsakes point of view, I don't mind the first one at all.
Thank you for the examples, very nicely done.
Sury

Wow. In a situation like that I take what I get and you got plenty good shots. I am glad you had a long FL
lens with you, not withstanding its limitation (being a slow lens).

Sury

The first one seem to be a bit noisy on my monitor, Valery. Second one is clean and sharp for a mirror lens.
I would like to see more details on the third one but I am sure beats the heck out of carrying a heavy set up.

Sury

Excellent captures Valery. Especially the Fishing time is my favorite.

Sury

Ossie,
Great shots. On my monitor, the second one looks too contrasty though.
After the site has been hacked, my account has been restored. I am hoping
the accounts of others have been restored too. I kept posting to check if everything
is ok. Let's hope others come back too.

Sury

Continuing the saga....

Lovely to see people getting together again Valery. The third one is just awesome.

Sury

Excellent, as usual, Henry.

Sury