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John Riley has been putting the Nikon Nikkor Z 100-400mm F/4.5-5.6 S telephoto lens through its paces, capturing portraits and more, to find out how it performs.
John Riley has been putting the Tamron 35-150mm F/2-2.8 Di III VXD to the test, capturing photos in and around his local area to find out just how good it is for general photography.
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Pay Attention To The Small Things
[photo] The old milepost... hundreds of cars and many pedestrians pass this significant object every day without seeing it yet, this milepost is listed which means it has a special architectural or historic interest placed upon it. How old is it? I...
- Posted by NikitaMorris
- 24 Jan 2022
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Halation
[photo] Halation was, at one time, the bugbear of against-the-light photography. It wrecked the images that flare didn’t… As it doesn’t happen with digital, maybe some explanation is necessary. Here goes. Film isn’t completely opaque, so light can go...
- Posted by dudler
- 24 Jan 2022
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Light painting with a Harmonograph - Part 5
Part 5 – 3D Imaging, Future Work and Conclusions [photo] This, for now, will be the last part of this blog. If I find another creative seam or a different way to use the machine, I’ll post some images and follow up with a blog. When I had the ma...
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- 23 Jan 2022
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2022 Dartmoor Photowalk 03 Childe's Tomb & Fox Tor
This week Mrs T and I went out to Childe’s Tomb which sits on the outer edge of Foxtor Mires just underneath Fox Tor. We had originally planned to do this last week but given the proximity to the infamous Foxtor Mires and the heavy fog we postponed t...
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- 23 Jan 2022
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