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trifox
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 Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2009 10:24 pm Post subject: Winchester City - an horses and others.. |
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trifox wrote:
Hi there..
I was walking in Winchester (it's a really nice) this TUE and discovered some nice place with two horses --
One of them is propably starving a lot but who knows why ..
I had only two lenses in my bag - Jupiter 4/135, and Contax Distagon 1.4/35.
Some crops and adjustments done in LightRoom..
CLICK on THIS PICTURE:
I am missing the nature more and more in these days 
tf
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ManualFocus-G
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ManualFocus-G wrote:
Yep, Winchester is lovely as a city, very quaint.
I'm very lucky living near the New Forest...there's plenty of wildlife alright! Your pictures are fantastic, I'm presuming you used the 5D? I must save up
Which Jupiter did you use? I have a Jupiter 11 135/4 which is a stunner, really sharp.
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trifox
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| Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2009 10:54 pm Post subject: |
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trifox wrote:
| Shrek wrote: |
Yep, Winchester is lovely as a city, very quaint.
I'm very lucky living near the New Forest...there's plenty of wildlife alright! Your pictures are fantastic, I'm presuming you used the 5D? I must save up
Which Jupiter did you use? I have a Jupiter 11 135/4 which is a stunner, really sharp. |
Hi Shrek --
many thanks..
Well, my Jupiter is 11-A -- really cheap (10 GBP? something like that) and fantastic performer
5D MkII is a pretty good camera ...
cheers
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Katastrofo wrote:
Another gorgeous set, TF!  I like the fourth shot top row, the
yellow flowers by the river (brook?) great comps! Also like the church
steeple framed in the leaves in the last shot. The 1.4/35 Distagon and
5D MKII is a wonderful combo! The colors and bokeh are superb in
these. Forgot one, the tangled vine shot, the first one, excellent! |
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Attila wrote:
Take out your Hassy, close up scene is beautiful , but others look better on film I guess.
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trifox wrote:
thanks Katastrofo -- shots 4,5,6 run very quickly !! I had only a few mins to get these -- fortunately that horse was a real professional model and wasn't moving during my shooting --
the LiveView helped a lot because the f/2 is extremely difficult for focusing on Distagon 1.4/35..
Distagon 1.4/35 is a real gem -- there needs to be some training undergone but once has been done -- it's a joy to use it..
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trifox
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trifox wrote:
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| Take out your Hassy, close up scene is beautiful , but others look better on film I guess. |
hi Attila -- Hassy doesn't exist anymore  - It had to go --
I keep only one back and Distagon 4/50 -- I need to wait and buy some 500 C/CM body or Koni Omega which is propably better option than hassy..
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Yes, KONI OMEGA! or take a nice Bessa folder 
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Schnauzer wrote:
Beautiful shots. I liked them all.
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tobbsman wrote:
They are just perfect.
You got really nicely warm evening sun on #3,#4 and
#7, those are my favourits ...
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poilu wrote:
nice series tF! beautifull landscape & horses |
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GrahamNR17 wrote:
Beautiful set, I enjoyed those  |
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Sven wrote:
Very nice series!
I like the horse in #4.
English countryside is indeed beautiful.
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magnet-2009 wrote:
Trifox, perfect [ except the framing of #10] |
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trifox wrote:
thank you ALL, guys --
@ magnet - framing number 10 - something is missing in the frame - I was very close (with 1.4/35) approx. 1m or so,
I had concentrated on the head of the horse rather than any others parts
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Orio wrote:
beautiful horse shots, I would say idyllic !
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