Outside a tourist trap shop in Pals, Catalonia



GF1 and 45-200. Cropped for composition.

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Andrew

Those Europeans! Just look what you see from your hotel window!



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I am sure you can make something of the male statue being displayed against hard concrete and the female one against verdant ivy. However, I liked the light and shadows.

GF1 and 45-200.

Andrew

A little run down after 5,000 years in the cork forests of Catalonia:



And in B&W:



I am not quite sure why Mum has felt the need commemorate herself.

HDR in breezy conditions with the GF1 - much easier than with Oly DSLRs.

Andrew

Fresh grilled sardines with olive oil and garlic - delicious!



Hand held (hence the aperture) and manually focussed with the GF1/20.

They tasted great.

Andrew

Too rushed to do anything worthwhile. PAD is going to become PAAW (Picture as and When). Hopefully that will mean that there is something worth looking at rather than posting for posting's sake.

Andrew

Another from Blist's Hill Victorian Town. A decisive moment - at least for the metal?



GF1/20 available light @ ISO 800.

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Andrew

My wife went down to the quilting show in the NEC; so, I took the opportunity to visit Blists Hill Victorian Town, the site of the BBC's 'Victorian Pharmacy'. Fascinating, and the pharmacy looked just as it did on the television.

A period look:



And what it really looks like:



Taken with GF1/14-45 and processed in RPP and Aperture 3. The back and white version is an experiment with split toning (sepia/blue) in Aperture...

GF1/14-45 in Glasgow

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Andrew

Saw the light, saw the composition and then muffed the shot slightly. This has been an exercise in trying to rescue it:



GF1 and 45-200.

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Andrew

A block of modern flats on Argyle Street, Glasgow:



GF1/45-200 shooting pretty much straight up.

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Andrew