Share your repetition pictures :-) (no PP effect)

[InTheSky]

By going outside last week playing with the 200mm HS + 2X I had from objective to create rectilinear repetition of my environment.

So there is some of the result :






(Yes ... third last one bike is missing )

I pretty sure many of you as other of this kind to share .

Regards,

Frank

[pakodominguez]

Times Square
A850+ Sigma 24 mm f2.8 Macro

[InTheSky]

VERY NICE one ! Pako, very nice reflex of having taking time to capture this moment. You know you cannot take ticket when all the Bike are there on the same place

A picture like you took, it is the reason why I should probably buy a NEX camera, to have good picture always ready in my pocket (but bringing the A850 is better ).

Regards,

Frank
P.S. (sigma 24mm ? )

[pakodominguez]

Salut Frank

VERY NICE one ! Pako, very nice reflex of having taking time to capture this moment. You know you cannot take ticket when all the Bike are there on the same place

Probably in Canada. Here you can always get a ticket... but most of the times you just get a "correction"

A picture like you took, it is the reason why I should probably buy a NEX camera, to have good picture always ready in my pocket (but bringing the A850 is better ).

I've been carrying the NEX5 with me since I bought it, trying different lenses (I got Sony adapter for A-mount lenses, and a generic adapter for MC/MD lenses) but I haven't work on those files because no RAW support (before this morning) on Lightroom. I think I'll spend the rest of my week /soirees/ working on those files...

P.S. (sigma 24mm ? )

Yes, another typo... you easily become dyslexic with a keyboard!


Regards

[Juanito200]

A slightly different type of repetition. This is from the ceiling of the Thanksgiving Square chapel in downtown Dallas. a200 and the Sigma 10-20. John

[InTheSky]

WOW ! very nice John !.

An good exposure too .

Regards,

Frank

[Dr. Harout]

Excellent shot, John.

[Juanito200]

Thanks guys... It is a very peaceful place. I try to go there every time I am in downtown Dallas.. John

[aster]

John;

That's a spectacular and different kind of repetition...: )

Your OR boredom shots as well as pleasure shots are enrichening the variety of shots the forum gets!

So are we in store for some CSI like imagery soon?! You seem to enjoy leaving us in suspicion. : ))

Yildiz

[pakodominguez]

Maxxum 7D + Sigma 24mm f2.8 Macro
1/125 @ f8

[bossel]

There was some PP involved (couldn't resist ) but the repetitions have been there before! They are not repetitions of the same object, but repetitions within an object.

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[UrsaMajor]

I hope that you do not include "no minor cropping" in the requirements, as I am in violation if you do.

Here are a few of the images that I brought back with me from my visit to the Getty Center this weekend. In addition to the time at the exhibits, we took a docent-guided tour of the architecture of the facility that was quite interesting and provided a lot of opportunity for images that involve repetition. As you will see, all of the images below involve multiple forms of repetition, thanks primarily to the architect who designed the Getty Center and intentionally used repetition at multiples of 30 inches or 30 feet.

With best wishes,
- Tom -

[Birma]

I really like the pictures in this thread - a fantastic variety. Here is one from me.



A700 and Tamron 60/2

[InTheSky]

Maxxum 7D + Sigma 24mm f2.8 Macro
1/125 @ f8

Pako, do you know that those plants are very good for health ? . They have almost magic power . I really like this picture and the plant too. But, when you need to eat or prepare special cure with this plant, make sure they are in water of good quality, because they are like filter for bad stuff if the water contains phosphate or even human bacteria.

Nice posting every one !

Regards

Frank

[pakodominguez]

Pako, do you know that those plants are very good for health ?

Never hear about it...
Here another pic:
NEX5 + Minolta 100 mm f 2.8 SF