[Gathering] m43 sunrise + Macro shoot gathering Sun Nov 18th

[Jelline]

Great shot for first try! Was that your widest? The cloud formation on the left was quite nice, personally would have sacrifice the right for more of the left

Widest le, ok will look to see if I have anymore with more of the left...

Adding on to what Wonglp siad, I think the water and the trees could do with a little contrast, looks kinda muddy, but the one in the far back is ok

Ok noted, Will try to pp with my limited photoshop knowledge

 

[Jelline]

Vee5 (victor) at macdonalds, not sure who took this shot, was from my camera and 35-100 lens which was passed around for testing

Based on the angle, it was either me or hyperfocal who took it

 

[spidey89]

practice makes perfect

 

[wonglp]

Widest le, ok will look to see if I have anymore with more of the left...

Ok noted, Will try to pp with my limited photoshop knowledge

If you have more of left, you can also try to stitch. Hugin is a freeware I often use. Don't need much pp skills, good for me

 

[Justintime]

Great shots all around. Too many to quote Post more !

 

[jameskkmok]

Here my simple shots from this gathering.

[/url] PB180644_2 by jameskkmok, on Flickr[/IMG]

[/url] PB180655 by jameskkmok, on Flickr[/IMG]

[/url] PB180668 by jameskkmok, on Flickr[/IMG]

All shots capture with OMD with Nikon 200mm macro lens, with aid of available light & single shot. Thanks again for Wonglp for this outing.

 

[wonglp]

Last few shots to share from me, a few rare macro ones as well, still long way to learn from masters here.

Dew attempt, james is inside the dew, shining a small torch for backlit effect. Using Minolta Celtic 55/3.5 macro manual lens loans from Jameskkmok


St Andrews cross spider. EM5 + Panasonic 12-35 + Raynox DCR-250, there's bad vignetting when used with raynox so had to crop to square.


And some sunrise landscapes yet again