Capture: Two Tone
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Pah Homestead, the Auckland Museum and on Mt Mangere
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Mt Taranaki, from the archives.
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
Awesome shot, one of those eye-boggling ones, had me instinctively thinking Taranaki and, with the way the mountain appears to just shoot up out of the road, the karst mountains outside Guilin, Guangxi, but thinking at the same time that it's not often you'd see snow that far south and surely it's Taranaki.
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This morning's work. Getting that one last stubborn nut undone so I could get the seat off took a fair bit of effort and much squirting magic lubricating stuff. Been wanting to get rid of that trike for ages - what's the point of a trike which can't turn right?!
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The Cornish Pumphouse, Waihi. Revisiting again, with my black and white tinted specs.
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On yer bike (also known as: I have been perfecting one of the key skills of Chinese parenthood).
And pinched from The Beijing News - how not to use a crane. That happened just about 1km up the road from me.
And one of my own again - a statue, last winter.
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Not sure if I'm doing this right - using the attachment thing? Anyway, if this works, a fern at Oakley creek. It's where I go to sort my head out. It's just a phone pic - I don't have a camera. I thought it was pretty though.
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JacksonP, in reply to
I thought it was pretty though.
And you were right. Thanks for joining in Helen.
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It worked!
Another phone pic - Mud meets Sky
Burke St wharf in Thames. Now just used by terns as a convenient place to sit and chatter.
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
And you were right.
Indeed, love the play of light and shadow on the fern.
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Helen Marie, in reply to
Thanks for the welcome! Have been lurking for ages, enjoying the moodiness.
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
Mud meets Sky
Great shot!
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Bruce Buckman, in reply to
That's great pic for a phone. In fact the low-fi nature of the phone image gives it a certain something. It looks almost like an image from the 19th century.
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The late lamented Grumpy Cat on Big King's reservoir.
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In the tunnels under North Head, Devonport. Didn't have a tripod on that day so had to hand hold this at a high ISO.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
The Cornish Pumphouse
Not Luna Park meets Edvard Munch then?
In the tunnels under North Head...
a high ISOlation unit?
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Echiums with a cool sunbeam thing happening.
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Hebe, in reply to
Ferns and mud: great captures.
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Playing with black and white after a gig last week.
Very high ISO, so a bit noisy. I need a faster lens.
A bit of tweaking in post.
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Bruce Buckman, in reply to
I was watching a BBC dramatisation of Kidnapped that was filmed in NZ, and they used North Head for several bits, including being a prison cell in one sequence - so yes it was an ISOlation unit!
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How to wash goose down
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This one's a Vino
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I've photographed these mountains thousands of times, but today was the first time I'd captured them RAW.
And then I thought it was kind of fun with the contrast turned up to 11....
...and then with Picasa's pencil sketch toy on top of that.
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Leaves that were red.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
kind of fun with the contrast turned up to 11….
Like the uber-contrasty mountains.
This is the side of a building snapped from the car. It was all monochromatic to begin with.
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