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So it’s the end of the month just another walk

Some different scenes on today’s journey 

We got out just before the deluge of heavy rain, the first photo was Indi waiting with he favourite rope ball toy. She adores to carry something probably makes her think she has a job!
The second picture shows how useful the flip out screen is for a very low down shot, I created the image with the muted colours in mind.
The Fuji cameras are almost legendary in their colour science, they follow on from some of the beautiful films I used in the early 1980’s , Astia and Velvia along with the beautiful Acros Black & White.

The last photo of Indi was taken indoors and used the Acros film simulation, it was taken at ISO 640 at 1/60 second exposure F2.5 (in photography speak) it renders a smooth rendition tonality of the full blacks and whites. I love this setting!
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  1. Lisa BrandNovember 1, 2020 at 3:42 AM

    I love the stark contrast of the trees and the autumnal colours.. great work!

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  2. Mark DellNovember 1, 2020 at 4:39 AM

    Thanks Lisa the V is a real powerhouse

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