Nice Photos.

Typically evil looking moggie Jamie! 

Cheers

Jim

New camera. Lots to learn.

Aha, I got the same, tag end of last year.

Although used to be 35mm photographer and have used many smaller sensor cameras and previously had the 7D, it's like having to re-learn everything again, especially framing felt because I still try and get the framing right in shot where I can and somehow it's just different on FF (not just the obvious sensor scale). Partly because it's such a capable camera I end up really pushing my expectations and sometimes have to reign myself in a bit...

So new camera and this evening I had to do a photo shoot. The theme was "Calendar Girls". Thankfully they were all lovely ladies and I was much more nervous than they were..

Almost Tropical

Yellow

Jamie, you try moving from an SLR or DSLR to a rangefinder. Now that's re-learning!

That's lovely.

Thank's Kevin

I use a Fuji X100 a lot which is rangefinder like and still have several 35mm rangefinders. In fact I loaded up my Ricoh with some Kodak T-Max only the other day. I have to say I find the low light focussing difficult and still a pain on older rangefinders. The Fuji on the other hand being a modern day update of the genre, without the drawbacks, is great!

Nice wheel shot Kevin.  G

I miss July.

Not so much "nice", but 45 amazing photos from WW II & shortly thereafter:

http://www.theatlantic.com/inf...fter-the-war/100180/

That's a fantastic link. Thanks for that.

Thanks for the link DrM, really great photos, you could spend agood long time looking t these images that evoke many emotions.

Photo 30 could be a Naim research room !

Will have to go back and give the images some real long time viewing to appreciate the shots

Paul

Superbly evocative (if occasionally harrowing) photos Dr Mark, thanks for posting such a great link.

Cheers G - just done with a little point-and-shoot.

Still over 10 feet of snow around here if you go high enough..

Just like Cambridgeshire...

Further nice pic from you G.