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  • #15395
    dalethorn

    Glamorgan Castle, left corner view:

    Castle

  • #15394
    dalethorn

    Glamorgan Castle, Alliance Ohio, left corner view:

    Castle

  • #15384
    dalethorn

    NOTE: After posting any image, I get a blank white screen. I click refresh which gives me a resubmit option. I click Submit and get an error post, following the correct post that I didn't see because of the white screen.

  • #15383
    dalethorn

    Glamorgan Castle, right side, f5.6, 1/640, ISO 200.

    Castle

  • #15382
    dalethorn

    Glamorgan Castle, right side, f5.6, 1/640, ISO 200.

    Castle

  • #15381
    dalethorn

    Leica X2: Two very large and significant buildings in Northern Ohio, Akron and Alliance:

    1) Glamorgan Castle, built by immigrants in the mid-1800s and donated to the city's board of education in the 1950s – it's a real castle by construction and furnishing standards, made for one non-royal family. It was here circa 1999 that I fired the board members as a gag (bit of a story to that).

    2) The Goodyear Airdock, for more than 50 years the largest building of its type in the world. My grandfathers helped build the largest airships ever made in the U.S., inside this building. Now owned by Lockheed I think. The low flat foreground building, built in the 1970s, masks the size of the hangar visually, which had an astounding presence prior to the new building being there. I observed the same effect when the CN tower was erected in Toronto in the mid 1970s – when surrounding buildings were added later, the dizzying effect of seeing the tower from across the street no longer had that effect.

    Leica X-E, f5.6, 1/640 sec. handheld, ISO 200.
    Castle

    Leica X-E, f8.0, 1/800 sec. handheld, ISO 200.
    Hangar

  • #15380
    dalethorn

    Leica X2: Two very large and significant buildings in Northern Ohio, Akron and Alliance:

    1) Glamorgan Castle, built by immigrants in the mid-1800s and donated to the city's board of education in the 1950s – it's a real castle by construction and furnishing standards, made for one non-royal family. It was here circa 1999 that I fired the board members as a gag (bit of a story to that).

    2) The Goodyear Airdock, for more than 50 years the largest building of its type in the world. My grandfathers helped build the largest airships ever made in the U.S., inside this building. Now owned by Lockheed I think. The low flat foreground building, built in the 1970s, masks the size of the hangar visually, which had an astounding presence prior to the new building being there. I observed the same effect when the CN tower was erected in Toronto in the mid 1970s – when surrounding buildings were added later, the dizzying effect of seeing the tower from across the street no longer had that effect.

    Leica X-E, f5.6, 1/640 sec. handheld, ISO 200.
    Castle

    Leica X-E, f8.0, 1/800 sec. handheld, ISO 200.
    Hangar

  • #15379
    dalethorn

    Two more from the X2 Paul Smith ed.:

    Charleston College.
    College

    Cuyahoga Valley Wetland.
    Wetland

  • #15372
    dalethorn

    1) College campus with historic structures.
    2) Walkway over beaver marsh in Akron Ohio.

    Leica X-E, f5.6, 1/80 sec. handheld, ISO 200.
    Campus

    Leica X-E, f5.6, 1/400 sec. handheld, ISO 200.
    Park

  • #15371
    dalethorn

    Leica X2 Paul Smith ed:

    My hometown at dusk, 30 August 2016, Akron Ohio, Main street. f5.6, 1/160, ISO 200. It's amazing that with a 33 percent reduction in population since 1980, and 66 percent reduction in income, that they are able to keep the city clean. I suppose the feds prop it up.

    Main St.

  • #15369
    dalethorn

    Leica X2, Paul Smith edition

    My hometown at dusk, 30 August 2016, Akron Ohio, Main street. f5.6, 1/160, ISO 200. It's amazing that with a 33 percent reduction in population since 1980, and 66 percent reduction in income, that they are able to keep the city clean. I suppose the feds prop it up.

    Main St.

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by  dalethorn.
  • #15295
    dalethorn

    This one was a 20-minute wait after sunset watching the clouds and colors develop. I know some cameras have scene modes for sunsets, but even when I use a camera that has those, I've found I get better results just waiting and shooting a few, and occasionally the light and texture just pop on their own. I cropped it vertically where the sky above was not contributing to the scene. I used manual focus, since the X-E or X2 don't autofocus properly in many landscapes. And there's an issue with manual focus I'll post elsewhere.

    Sunset

  • #15285
    dalethorn

    Portraits in the Coffee Shop:

    f2.8, 1/6 sec. handheld burst, ISO 200.
    Portrait

    f2.8, 1/60 sec. handheld, ISO 800.
    Portrait

  • #15284
    dalethorn

    Two perspectives of historic St. Philips church in Charleston SC:

    f5.6, 1/1000 sec. handheld, ISO 200.
    Church

    f5.6, 1/1000 sec. handheld, ISO 200.
    Church

  • #15294
    dalethorn

    The battery did have light use for at least 3 days, so taking 629 flash photos after that was spectacular I thought.

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