Olympus OMD

[gwebster]

<p>As a long time user of the FourThirds and these days, Micro FourThirds systems, I have to say I am very excited to see how they have evolved. I am currently using the Olympus OMD as one of my principal cameras for digital work. I really enjoy enjoy using this excellent little camera and I have been delighted by the results that can be obtained from it.</p>

<p>Here are a couple of examples that I shot as RAW images and subsequently converted to black and white. These pictures were both taken on a boat trip from Boston, Massachusetts where I live.</p>

<p><img src="http://g.virbcdn.com/_f/cdn_images/resize_1280x2400/75/PageImage-513841-3793121-P9070282Edit.jpg" alt="" width="800" height="600" /><br>

Boston Harbor, © 2012, Gordon Webster</p>

<p><img src="http://g.virbcdn.com/_f/cdn_images/resize_1280x2400/d9/PageImage-513841-3808917-P9070255Edit.jpg" alt="" width="800" height="600" /><br>

Boston Skyline, © 2012, Gordon Webster</p>

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[ukhov]

<p>Like second ,for once feel like Boston !</p>

[Greg M]

<p>Beautiful shots, Gordon. Whatever process you used to convert these to black & white, I like it.</p>

[OCULUS New York]

<p>Great shots. What lenses are you using? My fav stunt is using the 75-300 at full length HAND HELD. Love that 5-axis stab system.<a href="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/15720094-md.jpg">15720094-md.jpg</a></p>

[laur1]

<p>Great photos, Gordon! Thanks for sharing!</p>