GF1 Image Thread

I will as soon as I pick mine up this week...

in Halifax, Nova Scotia. I would be only too happy to post as soon as I can.

Ron

 

The man, the Legend

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Slimer

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Boat Parade
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Clocks

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More and full size here http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=gf1&w=10253603%40N07

 

As you wish!
Here is one of my faves of my own.

Mmmmmm, how do you imbed a picture? I don't see a button for it.

I'll try pasting just a link:

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_yrHR_xt0EN4/Std_36EUI1I/AAAAAAAAFGE/JgBUndS3fWo/s1600-h/moreredgreen.jpg

(Does that work for everybody?)

Another one from the same trip:
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_yrHR_xt0E...FF8/SoDnVnbDvwk/s1600-h/green-orange-grey.jpg

Here's a low-light shot, full opening and 1/15th hand-held (which I still can't get over I can do, sharp, without IS):
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_yrHR_xt0E...JZibyAfEtU/s1600-h/1:15sec-F-1-7panasonic.jpg

And here's a short video from the GF1:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2sdkXi7TD8

 

Great street shot, that.

 

Ah, I now found the post about how to post images.

Funny, I saw the image button, but it looks so much like an envelope that I was sure it was for an email link!

Let's try one (just a couple days old):



... Oh, damn Blogger, the address looks like an image, but it's actually an html page. This should be the image (taken from that page's source code):

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... Wow, the page does not even scale down the image, does it...

 

Ooops, that was a G1 image.
This is a GF1 image (20mm 1.7, full opening):

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OK, I gave in and made a G1 album, including the new superwide zoom lens.

 

Most of mine are in the Albums but here are a couple from today:

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Nice.

Looks European, where is it?

 

Thanks eolake,

They were taken in a city called Cheltenham in Glos, UK.

 

Kool. I'm in Bolton.
(Though I'm Danish, so my UK geography knowledge is rudimentary at best.)

 

Bolton eh - that was my birth city, we lived in Canada Street and the back of our house faced the cemetry!! spent a lot of time with relatives on Chorley Old Road but not been back for many years. My wife is still convined that Bolton only has 1 street - typical southerner!

 

Haha, yeah.

Though it's hardly a big place. They're apparently trying to get it classified as a city, but it does not feel like a city to me. There's not a single video rental store centrally, for example, and after the stores closes, the place is dead.

 

two from today

Went to Railway Museum with Father-in-law today and used GF1+20mm on tripod. Converted to B&W to match era.
Full set can be seen on my blogsite.





Hope you like them.

 

Ist image of 2010

Here is my first post of 2010 taken today 1 Jan using my new 14-45 at 45mm.

It was a cold, frosty yet sunny day so just felt this fits in with the New Year!

Hope you like it.

 

Great, I love pictures like that.

I'm reminded of one of my own:

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... Taken with a Fuji F10 (the first compact to have decent ISO 400 performance) a couple years back. What's funny is that I only took it to document the tracks, but since then I've come to appreciate it as a picture.