Recent content by Ralph Turner

Thanks, Gary. Yeah, the cosmos keeps throwing things at it lol.

Thanks, Gianluca. This would have been around the time I first started thinking of taking the plunge and venturing into digital imaging. The C-830L was my Father-in-law's first digicam, handed on to us.

W.I.P.

I'm glad you did, Rob. Creating the extraordinary from the ordinary..

Great stuff, especially the abstract nature of no4 and the very striking no5.

Excellent set, Gary.

Gorgeous pics, Beth.

Hi Gary, and welcome🙂

Haha. Well, that's me, a veritable walking dictionary😏... um, I wish! 🤣

A wonderfully energetic image, Rob. There's something about it that reminds me of the roiling surface of our Sun. I can also see numerous faces in it and the more one looks, the more one finds. I guess it's just my pareidolia (or was that paranoia🙄☺️) setting in.

A slight departure from your usual style maybe, Rob? Rather more 'high key'. Rather nice, though. As Tony says, interesting shapes and textures.

Cheers, Rob. Bushnell 20-45x. I bought it off a guy at work 30 odd years ago.

Whilst gazing at the moon through my 'scope the other evening, in true happy snapper mode I thought I'd have a crack at capturing the view on my phone. Despite my fumbling I managed to get something just holding the phone to the eyepiece.

A sense of loveliness in the face of adversity. Great shot, Ivar.

I wanted to see what scanning a 35mm frame in four separate 24mp sections and stitching them together would look like. My choice of film type to try wasn’t ideal, either (Kentmere 400). I pushed the magnification a little too far and didn’t leave enough overlap for photoshop to do it’s stuff, so...