Marcel's Daily pics 2013

Marilynne

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Every other day when weather permits. But there are hills here, many of them.

We don't have hills in south FL. I went over the only hill in our area and didn't make it. That was in March when my bike and I tumbled and I fractured my elbow.
 

Marcel

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May 10th, House installation in my neighbourhood. D600, 24-70

DSC_4914.jpg


HDR from another angle
house install.jpg
 

Dave_W

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I'm not seeing any aberrant distortion. I think what you're seeing is the slight bend common to all wide angle lenses due to the convex nature of the front element and the amount of curvature in the 24-70mm is relatively small when compared to all other lenses. In addition, this curvature is even more pronounced when you take your image from a low point and your subject is at a high point. The only way to avoid this curvature is to use a tilt-shift. One of these days I'm going to own a tilt-shift lens...fingers crossed!
 

Marcel

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Well, I kind of forgot to do distortion correction. But I tried it afterwards and there is not much difference. I think what Ted sees it just the convergence produced by any wide angle lens when you're shooting from either above or below. Try it in a square room and you'll see what I mean.
 

Marcel

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May 12th, Mother's Day, I invited my Mom for lunch and made her this Blueberry Yogourt. Took a few shots:

Blueberry & Yougourt 1.jpg


Blueberry Yogourt 2.jpg
Blueberry Yogourt 3.jpg
 

Marcel

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Went back out with my Sigma 105 2.8 macro to try getting a beauty shot of some wild apple flowers just coming out in my backyard. Wind + macro don't go well together outside...

I did get one interesting. Here are the two versions of it:

Wild apple blossom.jpg


wild blossom filtered.jpg
 

RockyNH_RIP

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Marcel, prefer the first one.. it looks like some artificial manipulation of the back ground was going on in the second.. (blur in PS?)
Because of that, the first looks cleaner...

Pat in NH
 
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