[ Olympus Colours ] - Show Your Blues, Greens and Reds!

[adrewine]

here's a few from me again. do give comments!

River in front of Gin Ga no Taki, Silver River Falls, Hokkaido. with 12-60mm, 1/2s at f22, ISO100

Nice Shot! I like the white water flowing motion effect.

Taken with 14-45mm, 1/25s at f7.1, ISO100

This is gorgeous!:heart: Instant Fave!:thumbsup: Simply Enchanting!:heart:

 

[sadwitch]

Great pics for all the peeps here! Another one to contribute. Nothing special but the pic just looks 3D to me

 

[adrewine]

Great pics for all the peeps here! Another one to contribute. Nothing special but the pic just looks 3D to me

Yes......your pictures has that "classic Oly" 3D effect look and nice clouds formation captured too.
I think it would be nice also if you could capture just one interesting building/architectural facade as the subject with the clouds formation as the background and isolate the rest of the elements.

As an example of a silhouette shot @ London, UK......of course only 2D here. Cheers!

 

[sadwitch]

From my older archives, the brilliant c8080

 

[adrewine]

Another shot from the same view of the Esplanade and Singapore Flyer....captured handheld but resting on the parapet using 40-150mm @ 40mm, 1/13s, f/4 and ISO 800.

 

[sadwitch]

Thanks for the great tip adrewine, will keep reminding myself that when opportunity presents itself. and did i say your pics are fantastic? Can tell you think alot before pressing the shutter or clicking the mouse keep it coming.

I do notice a very slight magenta tint in my e330 pics when processed with lightroom and when view on my CRT, wonder did that show up on your end or other peoples' monitors. Could be due to my laptops screen not calibrated. :think:

Would love to be involved in some kopi sessions/outings you guys have from time to time and exchange pointers

Yes......your pictures has that "classic Oly" 3D effect look and nice clouds formation captured too.
I think it would be nice also if you could capture just one interesting building/architectural facade as the subject with the clouds formation as the background and isolate the rest of the elements.

As an example of a silhouette shot @ London, UK......of course only 2D here. Cheers!

 

[miel]

 

[cater]

As an example of a silhouette shot @ London, UK......of course only 2D here. Cheers!

This silhouette is simply breathtaking

And this is simply fantastic !!!

 

[adrewine]

Thanks for the great tip adrewine, will keep reminding myself that when opportunity presents itself. and did i say your pics are fantastic? Can tell you think alot before pressing the shutter or clicking the mouse keep it coming.

I do notice a very slight magenta tint in my e330 pics when processed with lightroom and when view on my CRT, wonder did that show up on your end or other peoples' monitors. Could be due to my laptops screen not calibrated. :think:

Would love to be involved in some kopi sessions/outings you guys have from time to time and exchange pointers

Thanks sadwitch. Come and join us!
We would love to have you in our kopi session............It's a fun and friendly group of people who love to gather and talk about Photography and what else but........Oly!
I myself have learned alot from those guys too.......!

I also do noticed a slight magenta tint from your photos in my LCD monitors..........Perhaps those lightroom people could advise you.......

A view from the opposite side of the building........taken handheld using 14-42mm @ 18mm, 1/10s, f/3.9 and ISO 800.

 

[tomcat]

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[egnaro]

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Simply love this shot... :thumbsup: very nice....

 

[cater]

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Same here. I like #3 & #4.

 

[egnaro]

A view from the opposite side of the building........taken handheld using 14-42mm @ 18mm, 1/10s, f/3.9 and ISO 800.

Nice picture taken... u guy really make this trip fruitfully

 

[ttiongch]

Wow! More and more nice shots posted here. Really refreshing to see different styles and themes.

Would like to share some of my botanic garden shots.

 

[adrewine]

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Wow!......Very Impressive Shots!.........Very Nostalgic Feel!........Reminiscent of those good old film day kind of shots.......Great Treatment! :thumbsup:

 

[adrewine]

Wow! More and more nice shots posted here. Really refreshing to see different styles and themes.

Would like to share some of my botanic garden shots.

These are my favorites.......I love those contrast and shapes and vivid colors!
Thanks ttiongch once again for letting me try out your lenses; 14-54mm, 12-60mm and the awesome Reflex-Nikkor 500mm f/8. Cheers!

 

[adrewine]

A very lucky shot captured from Central Shopping Mall's car park thru' a window glass panel @ 18mm, 1/125s, f/8 and ISO 400.

 

[Hitman]

 

[ttiongch]

These are my favorites.......I love those contrast and shapes and vivid colors!
Thanks ttiongch once again for letting me try out your lenses; 14-54mm, 12-60mm and the awesome Reflex-Nikkor 500mm f/8. Cheers!

It's my pleasure, I got a lot of pointers and inspirations from you too.

Wow! You are fast to capture the Black Knight fly-by, very good composition.
My 12-60mm SWD is fast, but I was too slow to capture a nice composition of the Black Knight. :embrass:

 

[adrewine]

It's my pleasure, I got a lot of pointers and inspirations from you too.

Wow! You are fast to capture the Black Knight fly-by, very good composition.
My 12-60mm SWD is fast, but I was too slow to capture a nice composition of the Black Knight. :embrass:

Hehe.......Sometimes I was just plain lucky to be at the right place at the right time and happened to be also pointing my camera at the right direction! As you know if you don't bring your camera up to shoot in the matter of 3 seconds time.........the fly by will fly pass you!

A Cherry Fanta Drink from Egnaro's Office.

Cheers to Good Health, Wealth and Photography, My friends!