The 52 Project - Week 20

[Korky]

This should've been a three shot wotsit, but I just haven't had time to finish it. So.....

Three images made with a Carl Zeiss Jena 50mm lens stuck on a Lumix GX7 in the style of the Foojmeister.

Deconstructed Triptych

1 - Backlit Leaves

 

2 - Pine Cone

 

3 - Wild Garlic

 

 

[FUJI]

WOW!

Kork's you already dabble in using vintage lenses.....I didn't know....

These are just beautiful, and demonstrate clearly just how creative you can be for so little outlay.....the first one does it for me.

 

FUJI

[Korky]

Thanks, Fooj. Between thee and me, the pine cone was placed on top of an old baked bean can to better throw the pebbles out of focus. And I've used some cracking textures I found using my interwebular connective device.

A togger's gotta do wot a togger's gotta do!

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All 52 Project Peoples - Sunday morning posts will be back on track from next week, sorry for the disruption!

Keep posting, your efforts are not in vain.

Korky

[kev7d]

This set is indeed quite lovely with the cone being my fave of the bunch.  

[Black Pearl]

Firstly - brilliant images and top notch processing.

Secondly - I love that lens and I'm currently looking for something similar that will give even stronger onion ring OOF highlights.

[Kobione]

Brilliant set Korky - can't pick a favourite, love them all

[Kobione]

Can't compete with yours for this week, Korky, but here's one anyway. An example of a 'pioneer hut':

[Brian]

This is the only photo I've taken in the last 2 weeks. Been involved with our annual Geocaching Event. However, this will be remedied from now on.

Geocaching is a modern Treasure Hunt and this is the location of one of the "hidden treasures" that we put out for others to find with GPS receivers. An Abandoned Homestead.

[Ryewolf]

One from yesterday

[kev7d]

My hobby. Taken yesterday:

 

[ChrisLumix]

What a lovely day it was yesterday.

[Guest Ron]

[Brian]

That loco, Isaac, has got a better finish than my Toyota!