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POTW #2.9 Seascape with Otus 28mm 1.4

atpaula posted a gallery image in Fotozones POTW Series 2, yesterday at 04:20

Ed's notes: Another lovely image by Aguinaldo found here. I particularly like the shape of the water coming onto the beach, which reminds me of the Rolling Stones tongue logo (for some reason).

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Britain In Focus - A Photographic History (Ep. 1)

Dallas posted a topic in Videos, Tuesday at 18:22

I came across this interesting documentary you guys might enjoy.

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Jokulsarlon sunset

Vieri posted a topic in Best Of Fotozones, 4 November

Being away from home for 1.5 months now, leading Workshops non-stop since September! Today we were talking with the guys about Iceland's cold vs Scotland's cold, and this image came to mind.

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David Hurn - Magnum Photographer

Dallas posted a topic in Videos, 2 November

Some very interesting chat and amusing anecdotes from Magnum photographer David Hurn, who was a prominent photographer in the 1960's.

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POTW #2.7 Model 2

GB111 posted a gallery image in Fotozones POTW Series 2, 2 November

POTW #2.7: This is a great representation of a young model actively engaging the viewer with a deadly seductive pose! Excellent capture of a beautiful subject.

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Street Photography With the Nikon Coolpix A

Rick Waldroup posted an article in Gear Zone, 25 October

In my seemingly never ending quest for smaller and lighter gear for my street photography, I recently acquired a slightly used Nikon Coolpix A compact camera.

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My First Impressions of the Nikon Z7 Mirrorless

Michael Erlewine posted a topic in Nikon Zone, 10 October

My Nikon Z7 arrived and a hefty little thing it is. No, it is not as large as my D850, but it is heavy enough with a lens on it.

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Wildlife Photography Feast

Dallas posted a topic in Nature, 8 October

I just took a reservation fee for the last remaining spot on my small group 2019 Wildlife Photo Safari. Here's the Little Bush Female who gave us all some amazing photo opportunities last year. If I have posted this one before my apologies.

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The Map Project

Clactonian posted a topic in Other, 3 October

My colleague had been periodically taking photographs of the gardens at a stately home in the UK for the National Trust over the last couple of years. He was however somewhat taken aback when asked to photograph the 400 year old estate map drawn on vellum, that hangs in the Great Hall...

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Aiguille du Midi, France

Clactonian posted a topic in Best Of Fotozones, 28 September

Aiguille du Midi, France

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Seacombe Bay sunset, Dorset

Vieri posted a topic in Best Of Fotozones, 28 September

One of Dorset's most spectacular bays is Seacombe Bay, here portrayed at sunset. It takes a very pleasant 30 min downhill walk to get there, and the place is so amazing that it makes the walk back, all uphill, a breeze! Leica S (Typ 007), Leica Summarit-S 35mm and Formatt-Hitech Firecrest filters.

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POTW #2.2 Koln Today

atpaula posted a gallery image in Fotozones POTW Series 2, 28 September

This is #2 in the second series of Pic Of the Week. It was difficult to select which of the images in this series should be made POTW. I chose this one because of the contrast, perspective and lines of contrails in the sky. Great shot!

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Review: Luminar 2018

Dallas posted an article in Technical Zone, 26 September

Over the years I have observed that there are three broad types of photographers. Those who love to take photos, those who love to edit them extensively, and those who love both the taking and editing processes. Unfortunately I don’t fall into either of the latter groups.

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Review: New Peak Design Leash

Dallas posted an article in Gear Zone, 24 September

If I am working with my cameras and I don’t have my strap attached I invariably get asked by curious onlookers what those weird little red and black pill things are sticking off my camera. If I’m feeling playful I tell them that they are mood sensors and if they put it in their mouth for a second I will be able to read their mood through the camera.

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Shootin' In the Rain

Dallas posted a topic in General Photo Gear, 19 September

A new product from ThinkTank especially designed for those of you with a propensity to go out shooting in the rain has just been announced. Check this out...

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Luxembourg City

Luc de Schepper posted a topic in Places, 16 September

Two images shot in Luxembourg City. Images converted to b&w with Nik Silver Efex (with use of red filter to enhance the skies). One on One (by Moreno Architecture, built 2015)

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Nikon Z6 or Canon EOS R?

Dallas posted a topic in General Photo Gear, 14 September

If you were buying a mirrorless camera now and you weren't invested in either system, which of these mirrorless 35mm cameras would you buy and why?

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Bearded Vulture in flight

Marcelo_R posted a topic in Birds, 14 September

Earlier this year I spent a weekend shooting vultures, specifically Bearded Vultures (Gypaetus Barbatus), in the Spanish side of the Alps.

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Reynisdrangar in winter

Vieri posted a topic in Nature, 12 September

Iceland in winter is amazing, looking for ice and snow patterns on the black sand at Reynisdrangar is extremely inspiring and makes enduring the cold definitely worth it.

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Kingfisher & intro

Marcelo_R posted a topic in Birds, 11 September

Kingfisher shot from my portable hide using a tripod and a gimbal, supporting the D5 attached to the Sigmonster

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Matthew Modine & Martin Schoeller

Dallas posted a topic in Videos, 10 September

Mark Seliger interviews actor / photographer Matthew Modine and celebrity photographer Martin Schoeller. Some very interesting discussion in this one.

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Sunrise above Stair Hole

Vieri posted a topic in Nature, 10 September

Sunrise above Stair Hole and Lulworth Cove, in Dorset (UK).

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Wheels of Life

Alan7140 posted a topic in Photojournalism, 8 September

Wheels of Life

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Review: Panasonic Leica 8-18mm f/2.8-4.0 DG Vario-Elmarit

Dallas posted an article in Gear Zone, 8 September

A few weeks back I wrote a short piece about how I was having a serious bout of NAS after discovering a new Panasonic Leica 8-18mm lens sitting in a local electronics store.

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A different Seljalandsfoss in winter

Vieri posted a topic in Nature, 6 September

Seljalandsfoss is one of the most famous and photographed waterfalls in Iceland, most known for being photographed from behind the water.

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