taken on a trip I organised for Brentwood Photo-Club members and not many turned up !

Twin small Vivitar flashes, small extension tube, outdated Delta 100 Pro processed in Home-Made ID11 1+1

Twin small Vivitar flashes, small extension tube, outdated Fuji Velvia 50

Using outdated Delta 100 Pro in the A12 back, twin small Vivitar flashes and small extension tube.

Close-up with small extension tube and twin small Vivitar flashes

From Claude Monet's garden, in Giverny (France). Note: the lens was used with a helicoid close-focus adapter. And it is a substantial crop, or course.

From Claude Monet's garden, in Giverny (France). Note: the lens was used with a helicoid close-focus adapter.

From Claude Monet's garden, in Giverny (France). Note: the lens was used with a helicoid close-focus adapter.

From Claude Monet's garden, in Giverny (France). Note: the lens was used with a helicoid close-focus adapter.

From Claude Monet's garden, in Giverny (France). Note: the lens was used with a helicoid close-focus adapter.

I was huddling on the shore of Lago Pehoe, trying to photograph clouds of water droplets whipped by gusts of wind off the surface of this cold, glacial lake , when these two Danish backpackers suddenly appeared and took a dip in the lake. I had just enough time to squeeze a few shots, before they froze...

From Claude Monet's garden, in Giverny (France). Note: the lens was used with a helicoid close-focus adapter.

From Claude Monet's garden, in Giverny (France). Note: the lens was used with a helicoid close-focus adapter.

From Claude Monet's garden, in Giverny (France). Note: the lens was used with a helicoid close-focus adapter.

From Claude Monet's garden, in Giverny (France). Note: the lens was used with a helicoid close-focus adapter.

From Claude Monet's garden, in Giverny (France). Note: the lens was used with a helicoid close-focus adapter.

Higlands Iceland