Had a wander over to my local Bluebell Wood this morning, they looked good in the morning light.
969 - Bluebell Wood 969020520 by Trev Bartlett MBE, on Flickr
969 - Bluebell Wood 969020520 by Trev Bartlett MBE, on Flickr
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Very nice image of the bluebells Trev.png "Like")
. Naughty boy though - no EXIF!! You will have the EXIF Police after you again ha
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I completely agree......with both commentsOriginally posted by enneo View PostVery nice image of the bluebells Trev. Naughty boy though - no EXIF!! You will have the EXIF Police after you again ha
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Great picture, composition works really well.Canon 5D3, 7D2, 60D, Canon 70-200L f2.8 IS II, Canon 300 f4L IS, Canon 16-35 f4 L, Canon 24-105mm f/4L IS USM, Canon 1.4 MkIII extender, Sigma AF 10-20mm f/3.5 EX DC HSM, Sigma 150-600 Contemporary, Tamron SP AF 70-300 F/4-5.6 Di VC USD, Canon EF-S 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 IS
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Great shot Trev.
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For the benefit of the technical minded, the setting apparently were. 7D Mkll. 24/105. 60mm, f11, 1/100th, ISO 800. The reason I choose those setting were because that's what the camera was set at when I picked it up from the last time I used it. All I did was wind the lens in a bit to block out a sign and click - hey presto photo of a Bluebell Wood. One other point, it was not hand held, I use the support of an old farm rusted out flat-bed trailer that been dumped there for the past sixteen years.Originally posted by enneo View PostVery nice image of the bluebells Trev. Naughty boy though - no EXIF!! You will have the EXIF Police after you again ha
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Too much information Trev. You will be telling us next you had to change position to get the angle of dangle correct, to stop shutter judderOriginally posted by Trev B View Post
For the benefit of the technical minded, the setting apparently were. 7D Mkll. 24/105. 60mm, f11, 1/100th, ISO 800. The reason I choose those setting were because that's what the camera was set at when I picked it up from the last time I used it. All I did was wind the lens in a bit to block out a sign and click - hey presto photo of a Bluebell Wood. One other point, it was not hand held, I use the support of an old farm rusted out flat-bed trailer that been dumped there for the past sixteen years.
Nice image though.
Derek
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Great shot TrevGary Cantwell LSINWP. ASINWP.Comment
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Fabulous shot, nailed everything including the composition - the line falling from right to left is excellent.
Must just come naturally Trev!Bob
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Nature as it should be, well done Trev
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Thanks everyone for looking and your feedback.
Footnote to this shot. Passed there yesterday morning and there was a Roe Buck standing in what would be centre picture by the log. Was gone before I could pick up the cameraTrev
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