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South African Safari with a bridge camera!
Just returned from an African Safari and took my RX10 IV as my main camera... Space was limited so I really didn't want to take anything big. However... this little bridge cam performed remarkably well given the challenging light conditions... (early morning, midday sun, animals walking from shade to harsh light). Here are a few from the many hundred!
Full Critique Proper Snow
Someone over there in GB just mentioned to me that I should post some proper snow pictures for you guys, since you never seem to have the opportunity. Well, I decided to go back through my archives and see if I could re-edit some of my older shots from when I knew nothing about digital editing.
In this case, we go all the way back to 2008, shortly after I joined this forum.
1. The beaver pond out back of my house at the time.
2. Same location.
3. A line of fence posts covered up with snow out by my barn.
Hope you enjoy these as much as I enjoyed bringing them to life.
In this case, we go all the way back to 2008, shortly after I joined this forum.
1. The beaver pond out back of my house at the time.
2. Same location.
3. A line of fence posts covered up with snow out by my barn.
Hope you enjoy these as much as I enjoyed bringing them to life.
Dyserth Waterfall
North Wales
