A few quick shots in Hobart with the Pen-F.
I’ve started using that cute little dial on the front, you can save five custom colour setups there, handy for creativity. And yes, it does shoot in colour, beautiful vivid colours that retains detail!
I have so many fungi photos, I thought I’d just throw one in for good measure – taken with the Pen-F and 14-150.
Have an awesome day between the busyness of life.
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Those first two sculptures (of the boat and the guy) – what are they made of? Metal? Clay? Rock? Is that boat in the water? It’s hard to tell in b/w when I don’t know the context of the scene.
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I just googled it and found my answers. The background is a white rock and the monument and boat are of bronze. (I hadn’t noticed the title at first about it being Abel Tasman.)
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Sorry for the lack of information Anneli, it’s late, um, 2am. Bed time. Glad you figured it out 🙂
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The detail in the black & white shots is amazing! And the colours are so nice and bright! Definitely was a good idea to purchase this camera. 🙂
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Thanks Morgaine, I’d only taken mono until these shots – I thought I would push it to the camera’s other extreme just for fun. I’m still smiling.
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