Recent content by Pete Askew

Thans, Gary. I must photograph the other bits before they disappear back to my friend.

Superb stuff, Paul. The interior is very nice indeed and works very well. I also like the forth shot a lot too. And the rendering on the last one is very interesting. Almost IR.

No idea either. And my 'big book of cameras' in the other country!

Thanks, Steve. It is the scenery, etc that appeals about model railways for me, Rob. I much less interested in the tracks and trains. Thanks, Ralph. Industrial chic. All the rage in the dolls house world these days! :rolleyes:

Looking forward to seeing the results, Paul. I can imagine the interior could produce some lovely images. I have a Toyo lurking in the imaging suite in the UK. I'm ashamed to say it has not been used for several years now though.

Thank you, Gianluca. I find it quite relaxing as you need to focus only on the item and it blocks out the 'noise' of the everyday.

Here it is although it has grown a few extras since this was taken! https://realphotographersforum.com/threads/reichert-mef2.23646/

I had a friend back in my late teens who had a telescope which we both used for a while and we were also involved in a project at school building one from a kit (I cannot recall what other than it being a reflecting telescope). I enjoy the images that people produce (less so the enhanced milky...

I'd forgotten all about this section until @Peter Roberts mentioned it with regard to model railways. So, as a nudge, I thought I'd share some stuff of what I have been wasting my time with recently. A friend of ours discovered her old dolls house in the basement after her mother died last...

I certainly want to see pictures. I have often been tempted by the idea, but have too many other 'interests' already.

What an interesting thread, Gianluca. It is great to see you (and the others) absorbed in what you enjoy. I suspect there are a few of me somewhere (aside from my 'Avatar' - taken by @Blanka Kolinke some years ago). I'll see if I can find some.

They certitainly grab attention, but for like others it is not sustained. Partly that i the processing and I find that nearly always with certain types of processing. I do prefer when the vehicles etc are in context with the landscape / wider scene. I do find that his placement (quite...

Thanks, Ralph. I was lucky with the light that day.

Interesting. @Don Goodman-Wilson, please feel free to add a write-up to describe / promote the app if you'd like.

What a fabulous effect and what a great picture it has resulted in. The effect of the lighting on the leaves also makes the image for me, but without the tiger-trunk grabbing the attention at first, alone they would not be enough. Super stuff, Peter.