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Geez, Orio, even in shit weather you have gorgeous surroundings! Love
10 and 12 in this series! I be thinkin' you like this lens, too! Wink

Bill


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Katastrofo wrote:
Geez, Orio, even in shit weather you have gorgeous surroundings!


Yes, thanks GOD I was lucky with that!
My dream is to make a series of portraits in this place. If only I could find a nice model Sad

I forgot a few of the best ones (or less worst ones), don't know how, anyway here they are:







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I like that 3rd pic, Orio!

Bill


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I am in love with that wall with the green coming out of there, I would photograph it 1000 times. Rolling Eyes


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Hey, I am late to this thread!

Wonderful shots! Thanks for showing!


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Nice pictures, Orio - and very interesting place. I haven't enough free time to take pictures. Also the weather in November and December in Poland is bad, often rainy and cloudy. This moment the weather is better, but I have to go to my university. I found two pictures with interesting "psychedelic" bokeh. These photos were taken in very poor light conditions, so contrast and sharpness are also poor. But the bokeh is interesting Smile





One "atmospheric" photo (hand-held, 1/80, ISO 200, F/2.8 )




09.12.2007

The weather wasn't bad today morning, so I took some new pictures. IMHO sharpness is good despite age and simple construction of this lens (ISO 200, F/5.6, 1/250, converted from native RAW to jpg):



100% crop from above:



100% crop from out of focus area: