Lancaster Continued

The second image is a re-edit - I'd been living with a print for the last week and it was too dark. The upper image is a gun turret from a Lancaster bomber, shot from the inside.

Lancaster Bomber Again

The first image is what happens when you shoot a rotating propeller with the camera in high res mode - but hey, I liked the effect. The other three images are turrets from the plane.

I'm particularly fond of the second and fourth images, and that last one is quite abstract, about light and form - definitely not illustrative.

smithy 3

This actually took quite a lot of work. The light was from behind my left shoulder, and was blocked from the right side of the motor entirely. The foreground was much brighter than the background.

Smithy 2

 

The first image is an automatic focus bracketing with the Olmpus.

The lower image is high res, manual focus blend of the left and right halves of the image, then stitched together.

Smithy

Backsmith shop at Pioneer Acres, near Irricana and about 45 minutes N.E. of Calgary. Olympus EM1 Mark II, Pansonic 8-18 mm. lens, High Res Mode.