06-22-10

bajanexile

Thanks Rick. I went across to Bath to shoot the interior of the Assembly Rooms but when I got there, it had been rented out for some sort of National Exhibition, so photography was out. It is cared for by our National Trust and costs an absolute fortune to upkeep, so I cannot blame them for tying to get some money in. Without the National Trust, most of our outstanding historical buildings would simply fall into disrepair. Stephen

06-22-10

bajanexile

Thanks Cliff. We all need to have positive input to our site if it is to become an interesting and informative place to visit. Silence is not golden in this case and lack of commitment and feedback will eventually kill it. No, we do not want a forum on whether a Canon EOS 5D MkII is better than a Nikon D700 or visa versa. We need an involved membership. Best regards Stephen

06-22-10

rick perry

Stephen, Outstanding shot - a proper demonstartion of the Zeiss 21mm capabilities. Rick

06-22-10

philber

Thanks, guys!

06-22-10

philber

Thanks, guys!

06-22-10

bajanexile

Great detail and colour. Stephen

06-22-10

bajanexile

Interesting image. Stephen

06-22-10

bajanexile

Like all the angles and shapes in this image. Stephen

06-22-10

bajanexile

Nice composition and detail. Stephen

06-22-10

bajanexile

Guinness? Stephen

06-22-10

bajanexile

Nice landscape. Stephen

06-22-10

bajanexile

Architects John Wood the Elder and his son John Wood the Younger were responsible for some of the most iconic architecture of Bath. The Royal Crescent is actually thirty residential houses that was built between 1767 and 1774. It is one of the best examples of Georgian architecture in the country. All the houses are identical with 114 ionic columns to the front.

06-22-10

charles.k

Nice shot Philber!

06-22-10

JT

Beautiful scene. I cant wait to start hiking again!

06-22-10

gary cook

Thank you. I used Lightroom3 grain for first time here. I am glad it worked out.

06-22-10

pentaxpete

I used some available light plus some bounced flash for this. Kodak Tri-X home-processed.

06-22-10

pentaxpete

There was some light coming through the window as well as my flashes-- the slow sych speed of the Pentacon Six means some light got onto her hand. Kodak Tri-X home-processed.

06-22-10

pentaxpete

I took this with my Pentacon Six loaded with Kodak Tri-X film and used several flashes.

06-22-10

cliffkiracofe

thanks. that's my brother and we were about to open that bottle for lunch at his place. he does documentary architectural photography. i love this little Tessar lens and the Contaflex and need to get it out and about more.

06-22-10

silverstudent

Lovely!