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[Mountain_Man_79]

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[Phil.H]

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[chipshot713]

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[chipshot713]

Papa was perched by the opening, squawked at me then flew away. Then I heard another squawk and then mama stuck her head out of the nest and a few minutes flew off to find papa. Only got pics of mama though. BTW : Red breasted Woodpeckers, very common to Texas and to my property thankfully.

Mama checking me out !!!

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Mama getting ready to fly out !!!

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[chipshot713]

Sorry guys but the above post should have been in the birds thread but I seemed to have my head in my arse. At least the birds are in a tree.

 

[rloewy]

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[Mountain_Man_79]

Got about 6 miles of hiking in today with my ‘new’ E-500 -

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[John King]

@Mountain_Man_79 Chris, which lens is that? Has it got a filter on it? If so, what filter?

The E-500 I have used was a LOT sharper than that, but only after the owner binned the original filter on my advice ...

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

@Mountain_Man_79 Chris, which lens is that? Has it got a filter on it? If so, what filter?

The E-500 I have used was a LOT sharper than that, but only after the owner binned the original filter on my advice ...

It was a kit 14-45. No filter. The full res version looks a bit better, but I feel like it didn’t nail focus on this shot, and a couple others today. Mostly it seems sharp though.

 

[John King]

It was a kit 14-45. No filter. The full res version looks a bit better, but I feel like it didn’t nail focus on this shot, and a couple others today. Mostly it seems sharp though.

All those branches ...

That sort of subject makes things difficult.

My 14-45 is pretty good, but it had a questionable reputation back when it was released. We all know that sometimes that sort of reputation is well deserved, but mostly it's BS and snobbery.

I have decent grade Hoya filters on each of my lenses, with two exceptions.

 

[John King]

A eucalypt with its nice new bark.

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Great. The editor on my tablet (Polarr) strips all the EXIF data. Bugger.

Taken with my E-PM2 + 14-42 EZ.
f/8 30mm 1/2000th ISO 400

Edited in Snapseed.

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[mcgillro]

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P1021043-HDR(5) Redwoods by Rose McGillicuddy, on Flickr

 

[orchard county]

https://flic.kr/p/2kGAs7o Grainy art 2 on 40-150mm

 

[ABFoz]

Silver Fern Tree Trunk - Coromandel, Waikato, NZ

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GM5 + P25 F/1.7; This time I forgot to revert the aspect ratio back to 4:3;

 

[MonikaO]

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[Harvey Melvin Richards]

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EM126803-Edit-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

 

[Panolyman]

Trudging back home the other evening after failing to shoot the Snow Moon, I was heartened a bit to capture this one.

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[Barking]

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[Mountain_Man_79]

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[Hoffelijk]

Bij Hummelo

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