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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2048 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Files” and s
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A walk in my hood in Rochester, NY

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I tend to ask myself, would I hang this print?  This one is a big YES!  Good one!

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Leica q2 monochrom Reporter + dark red filter

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can not resist to take at least one of these pictures 😂

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Bike riding in Boston

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It's great to see the art being carried on by another generation.  Well done!

I'm worried that I might have started something expensive.  After looking at her photos on the computer, Ems said: "these are so much better than the photos on my iPod".  And so they should be!

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enjoying the afternoon

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Torpedo Factory and marina.

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Berliner Betrüger

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Q2M // f 4.0 // s 1/80 // ISO 200 // yellow filter

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chatting in the summerhouse - (St Buryan, Cornwall) - Q2M - ISO1600 - 1-16000 sec - f4

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garden slugs - newly uncovered rain water bin - (St Buryan, Cornwall) - Q2M - ISO12500 - 1-40 sec - f16

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for scale they are about the width of my thumb but twice as long
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Along the river today.

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And a little further up river.

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Lakefront relaxing with his best friend.

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...mmmm - my C1 settings seem to have been corrupted by a single keypress ('H' I think) and I'm having doubts over the v1.1 f/w Pixel Mapping. I'll work on it tomorrow, it's a bit late to get that deep ...g'night.

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something has gone wrong :-/
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chatting in the summerhouse - (St Buryan, Cornwall) - Q2M - ISO1600 - 1-16000 sec - f4

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@Alan Mead Some thing went wrong with my C1 settings - profile possibly - my whole edit area disappeared for one.
Have recovered 'mostly'. Now re-doing some of yesterday's images...

chattering - summerhouse - (St Buryan, Cornwall) - Q2M - ISO1600 - 1-16000 sec - f4

Sorry for the kerfuffle ...hope C1 doesn't self-corrupt any more often... have updated C1 - JIC 😎

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1of2 garden bluebell toplit by dappled sunlight through the oak tree's canopy - (St Buryan, Cornwall) - Q2M - ISO6400 - 1-1250 sec - f8

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(massive crop)
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2of2 fiery sunset consuming all but my young oak tree and mature black bamboo grove - (St Buryan, Cornwall) - Q2M - ISO12500 - 1-320 sec - f16

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(the bluebells grow underneath the oak)
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shaded garden bluebells - (St Buryan, Cornwall) - Q2M - ISO6400 - 1-800 sec - f8

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In the shade and in mono they seem strangely ghostly - anaemic even - and it's a crop of about a 1/9th full size.
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...mmmm - my C1 settings seem to have been corrupted by a single keypress ('H' I think) and I'm having doubts over the v1.1 f/w Pixel Mapping. I'll work on it tomorrow, it's a bit late to get that deep ...g'night.

My C1 settings went 'strange' - some reset - but the incidental single keypress was actually of 'G' which removes the edit screen and favours massive viewing of available thumbnails. No clue why all my tool panels 'corrupted' though I have mostly got them back. That's life. Learnt more about C1 in the process. Updated C1 as well. The suspected f/w v1.1 Pixel Mapping was NOT apparently the culprit (relax guys) but I will keep an eye on it all the same. 

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