Thread: Photos your proud of -not just hunting

Originally Posted by Trout

Your mother got a colourfully retired life,nice for her.She must have a nice camera,the colours of photos so intense and sharp.Well done.

Have tried to keep her gear as up to date as possible. Her having to learn new gear on a semi regular basis is good mental stimulation (better than sitting in a chair doing sudoku)
She is currently using Nikon Z7 and several Z and adapted S series lenses.

There is some great fungus around at this time of year. Not always easy to get a good photo of though. Well done to her.

Nice works from your mum, and she must has steady hands. Do `t know what camera your mum is using, but Sony Alpha serials you may introduce to her since it is lighter than SLR, good for capturing daily stuffs, and can make movie style of video with it.

The end of my enduro cross, dirt bike. But, I will pick it up again, once I settle in new place after this covid thing.

I have been trawling through my digital storage looking through old videos to put on my youtube channel, I spent a lot of time some time looking at old photos. Heres some of my favourite pics.

Good eye for sure. (hotbarrels Mum)

Hangin 5, cool

BW,those gunships look so big when the soldiers are standing beside them,woow.Good photos.

Some local sea-dogs we have in Wellington

Mitre Peak rock photo taken in the North Island of NZ.

Driving along the road then stopped for a comfort stop and noticed this small scale replica Mitre Peak look alike rock. Took a photo, perhaps I should have picked the rock up and put it on the web for sale, but I just left it be where it belongs ie made in the NI...

A few from this autumn/winter roll of film, it got damaged a bit so pics weren't as good as I was hoping.

Nice
I didn't think anyone used film anymore, or you could even buy it. where do you get it developed

Originally Posted by rugerman

Nice
I didn't think anyone used film anymore, or you could even buy it. where do you get it developed

@rugerman thanks mate, most photography shops still do it. Photo warehouse is my usual go to and i just have a opp shop $20 plastic film camera that i keep on my belt in the bush.

I have my old mans semi decent film camera that you could have if you want it. It's pretty big ( probably too big to cart around the bush). I can find it and give you the details if you want. Offered it to a mate a while back but everyone's gone to digital these days.