Around Mumbles around sunset

[thereyougo!]

All with Pentax 645Z

1. A 7 shot pano with the A* 300 f/4

Mumbles Evening-Pano copy by singingsnapper, on Flickr

2. DA 28 - 45

Mumbles Head copy by singingsnapper, on Flickr

3.

BW Mumbles Head copy by singingsnapper, on Flickr

4. Oystermouth Castle, Mumbles

A* 300 f/4 f/16 121 secs ISO 100

Oystermouth Castle at Twilight copy by singingsnapper, on Flickr

 

[WesternGuy]

Nice shots. I prefer the colour one to the B&W. I also like the reflections in the last one. Could I ask you to please number your images in a multi-image submission. Makes it so much easier for a reviewer to refer to a picture by number rather than some other non-descriptive dialogue.

I was curious about the name so I had to go and look it up. This place has some interesting history.

WesternGuy

 

[thereyougo!]

Nice shots. I prefer the colour one to the B&W. I also like the reflections in the last one. Could I ask you to please number your images in a multi-image submission. Makes it so much easier for a reviewer to refer to a picture by number rather than some other non-descriptive dialogue.

I was curious about the name so I had to go and look it up. This place has some interesting history.

WesternGuy

Done. I do usually number them.

 

[WesternGuy]

Nice shots. I prefer the colour one to the B&W. I also like the reflections in the last one. Could I ask you to please number your images in a multi-image submission. Makes it so much easier for a reviewer to refer to a picture by number rather than some other non-descriptive dialogue.

I was curious about the name so I had to go and look it up. This place has some interesting history.

WesternGuy

Done. I do usually number them.

Thanks.

WesternGuy

 

[weepete]

Lovely shots mate! Nice use of the 300mm for the pano, great tones in no2 and great reflections and a nicely lit castle in the last.

 

[thereyougo!]

Lovely shots mate! Nice use of the 300mm for the pano, great tones in no2 and great reflections and a nicely lit castle in the last.

Thanks mate - I can't remember the last time I used a tripod for panoramic - this one was handheld too.

 

[zombiesniper115 14]

Very strong set.

 

[Dikkie2]

I really like lighthouses, you did a great job here !