MM_October 6th, 2014

[Sanford]

<p>Bikes for Rent</p><div></div>

[Sanford]

<p>Locking Gas Cap</p><div></div>

[akocurek]

<p>Interesting locking gas cap, Sanford!<br>

The local tree house a block away just got a window. I wonder what's next?</p><div></div>

[akocurek]

<p>I pulled out my Canon SX50 HS for a few shots of boats out for a sail on the lake today. This was zoomed all the way out; must be the effect of the water temperature and the cool air.</p><div></div>

[akocurek]

<p>A fall leaf on the windshield of my car.</p><div></div>

[Sanford]

<p>I think its required by law in CA.</p>

[Alex_Es]

<p>X-E1 + Metabones Speed Booster + Nikon 35/1.4 (37mm @ f1).</p><div></div>

[Alex_Es]

<p>Also Fuji X-E1 + Metabones Speed Booster + Nikon 35/1.4 (37mm @ f1).</p><div></div>

[james_turner6]

<p>A not very Canadian shot form our recent trip to Canada. I mostly used my DSLR, but in downtown Vancouver the X Pro 1 got an outing.</p>

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<center><a title="Sweet Tooth by JamesMT1, on Flickr" href=" src="https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3928/15422639286_3d4e891a1e_c.jpg" alt="Sweet Tooth" width="534" height="800" /></a></center>

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<center><strong>Sweet Tooth</strong></center>

[Lou_Meluso]

<p>A few more from the Sony NEX 6 and Canon FD 50mm f/1.2 lens.</p>

<p>A pot of flowers in front of the building next to mine early one morning.</p><div></div>

[Lou_Meluso]

<p>Yellow Flowers.<br>

These are fading fast around here now</p><div></div>

[Lou_Meluso]

<p>Dewy Web.</p>

<p>This is about as cliche as it comes. I don't care. I think they are beautiful and fun to shoot.</p><div></div>

[SCL]

<p>Yesterday at a friend's surprise 90th birthday party</p><div></div>

[anthea50]

<p>Some shots from my garden this week. The first shot is of my favourite shrubbery being watered. Luckily for me, the Em5 is water sealed, although I was careful anyway!</p><div></div>

[anthea50]

<p>The second and third shots are from some newly (and high anticipated) opened Cosmos flowers.</p><div></div>

[anthea50]

<p>Last shot</p><div></div>

[chansonbleu]

<p>Louis, Really like the "Dewy Web"</p>

<p>Anthea, First shot is wonderful. </p>

<p>Mine is from this weekend in Maine.</p><div></div>

[chansonbleu]

<p>Another</p><div></div>

[Karim Ghantous]

<p>Ceiling light. European, probably Italian. Sony NEX-C3 and Nikon 50-135/3.5.</p><div></div>

[sadanand]

<p>Louis Meluso - Lovely lighting in the first shot.<br>

Anthea Scotte - the second shot is sharp indeed.<br>

My shots this week -<br>

No 1 - Hibiscus</p>

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[sadanand]

<p>No 2 - Leaves</p>

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[Andy Collins]

<p><strong>Adrian</strong>--I love the treehouse!<br>

<strong>Anthea</strong>--That first shot is <em>wonderful!</em><br>

Here are a couple of mine from the last couple of weeks, both shot with my G16...</p><div></div>

[Andy Collins]

<p>A visitor outside the window...</p><div></div>

[akocurek]

<p>Thanks, Andy. I will post further improvements if and when they come.<br>

That's a great reason to have a weather proof camera, Anthea. <br>

I like that first shot, Louis. I bet that's an elegant, old building.</p>

[anthea50]

<p>Sandanand, Steve, Andy and Adrian, thank you very much for all your kind comments! I am curious though about whether anyone can see any chromatic aberration in the second and third shots? I am starting to think it may be the prescription of my glasses, but whenever I shoot any flowers with magenta in it against green foliage, I can see quite strong fringing when I start editing them on my computer. Why I think it may be my glasses is the colours of the fringing changes depending on what angle I am viewing it (head tilted or straight on etc.,) if that makes any sense :) although it is always there. Any thoughts?</p>