Suzuki by APM Photography, on FlickrGreat to hear on the road to recovery. How long do you think the sleeve thingy will stay in for?"One Happy Bunny"
I doubt for one moment that anyone might be interested, but some might remember I managed to break my left thigh some weeks back. Well on Monday this week I had the plaster cast removed etc and I'm now on the road to full recovery. The leg has lost quite a bit of strength that I guess will take a time or two before it's anywhere near back to normal. I can only jog for about a half mile at the moment before the legs say no more which is nowhere near what I was able to do. Still it's a start at least.
When the work shop (hospital) repaired the leg they put a sleeve thing around the bone for added support and faster healing. This sleeve thing can actually stay there until eternity if I want but it would restrict the bone from developing a bit and at some date in the future if like many people I should need a knee or hip replacement then it would make things a tad difficult, so in the not too distant future I shall go back to the work shop for a bit of surgery to have it removed. But in the mean time I can get out with my cameras again, sorry to bore you with this but as you may guess I'm quite pleased even though I have to pay for the wheel chair that I modified.
Just a simple candid street style Fujigraph taken at London UK of a Shure 55SH Microphone waiting to be used by a street performer.
I'm also working on a personal project called Faceless and this will be one of the shots included.
X-H1, 55-200mm Lens, 1/240th @ F5.6, ISO-200, Handheld.
Waiting For The Vocalist-03535 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr
for looking.,
Alan
if you are quick and don't mind a brown body, FujiFilm Refurb have the X100F at £499.
I do not need it, I have a V and a Limited but I suffer from acute GAS and have ordered one.
If I dont like it there is a bob or two to be made selling to some well known buyers.
Drinking Buddies - I felt there was something terribly sad about this guy drinking outside a pub in Burnham on Sea.
X-Pro2 and XF 23mm f/2
Man and Drinking Buddy by Aimless Alliterations, on Flickr
"One Happy Bunny"
I doubt for one moment that anyone might be interested, but some might remember I managed to break my left thigh some weeks back. Well on Monday this week I had the plaster cast removed etc and I'm now on the road to full recovery. The leg has lost quite a bit of strength that I guess will take a time or two before it's anywhere near back to normal. I can only jog for about a half mile at the moment before the legs say no more which is nowhere near what I was able to do. Still it's a start at least.
When the work shop (hospital) repaired the leg they put a sleeve thing around the bone for added support and faster healing. This sleeve thing can actually stay there until eternity if I want but it would restrict the bone from developing a bit and at some date in the future if like many people I should need a knee or hip replacement then it would make things a tad difficult, so in the not too distant future I shall go back to the work shop for a bit of surgery to have it removed. But in the mean time I can get out with my cameras again, sorry to bore you with this but as you may guess I'm quite pleased even though I have to pay for the wheel chair that I modified.
2105_NorwoodPark_07-Edit by Ian, on Flickr
2105_NorwoodPark_02-Edit by Ian, on Flickr
Stunning - so sharp and almost has a 3D quality to it.
Great news George - glad you're on the mend
Oh, and congrats on your millionth explore too
Beautiful set, which lens can I ask please...?Another couple of shots from a south London park
Shropshire in all its glory by Philip Higgins, on Flickr
Love the greens in this!had a drive around the lanes of Shropshire with X-T10 & a pair of XC lenses 16-50mmand 50-230mm and here is one of the shots
Absolutely love this - right up my photographic street!I've done several snaps in this sort of style over the years but without a doubt this presentation is the most pleasing to me so far.
Just a simple candid street style Fujigraph taken at London UK of a couple of folk out strolling in the sunshine. I've deliberately gone for a high contrast presentation to this snap to emphasize the contre-jour light & shadows.
I'm also working on a personal project called Faceless and this will be one of the shots included.
X-H1, 18-55mm Lens, 1/2000th @ F5.6, ISO-200, Handheld.
Faceless (22)-03533 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr
I think you got an absolute bargain mate. I was toying with selling mine, but definitely not at that price. You won’t be disappointed, enjoy! I predict you’ll soon be after the 1.4 converterWell.... I`ve just joined the 100-400 club, thanks to these very forums
Tad excited lol
Well.... I`ve just joined the 100-400 club, thanks to these very forums
Tad excited lol
We are just down the road near Meifod, a beautiful area and a wildlife paradise. Our boys keep saying move down South Mum and Dad but.............!
This was my cheapo 50-230mm lens, which I find perfectly good as long as it isn't wide open or at the really long end
Well.... I`ve just joined the 100-400 club, thanks to these very forums
Tad excited lol
I think you got an absolute bargain mate. I was toying with selling mine, but definitely not at that price. You won’t be disappointed, enjoy! I predict you’ll soon be after the 1.4 converter
I have no issues, just mount an arca plate to the foot and it works perfectly well. I have one perminantly attached and then a small clamp attached to my sholder strap.
XT4, i can only get the L 3:2 format if i select the ES shutter mode
Spring Sunset by G.A.D, on Flickr
Sunset by G.A.D, on Flickr
Lone Tree by G.A.D, on Flickr
Anyone else had seemingly weeks of continuous wet weather? It's getting depressing. Managed to get out earlier this week on a rare nice evening. Was nice to see the sun, had forgotten what it looked like!
And one from walking the dog a short while ago. I'm going to keep an eye on this little scene asI think it could really pop with the right light.
Really liking the lone tree shot.Anyone else had seemingly weeks of continuous wet weather? It's getting depressing. Managed to get out earlier this week on a rare nice evening. Was nice to see the sun, had forgotten what it looked like!
And one from walking the dog a short while ago. I'm going to keep an eye on this little scene asI think it could really pop with the right light.
Anyone else had seemingly weeks of continuous wet weather? It's getting depressing. Managed to get out earlier this week on a rare nice evening. Was nice to see the sun, had forgotten what it looked like!
And one from walking the dog a short while ago. I'm going to keep an eye on this little scene asI think it could really pop with the right light.
Stealth