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I know it's quite easy, but hey...any guesses?



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Underside of a bridge...

Crash

An upside-down picture of a railway.

Severn Bridge?

A photograph taken with too wide an aperture

A photograph taken with too wide an aperture  

Wind that f number up and get thyself a tripod  ;)  ;D

Steve

one has a tripod which is however, inconvenient for taking out on long windy and rainy walks

.mic

[quote][quote]A photograph taken with too wide an aperture

[quote][quote]A photograph taken with too wide an aperture

In addition to the burden of a tripod, if you keep a velcro strap with you, you can wrap the tripod in an extended length and make use of it as a walking aid when climbing to get that one special shot from a higher vantage point.......... 8-)

[quote][quote]A photograph taken with too wide an aperture

A photograph taken with too wide an aperture  

Wind that f number up and get thyself a tripod  ;)  ;D

Steve

one has a tripod which is however, inconvenient for taking out on long windy and rainy walks

.mic

Please be advised... your lens may be weathersealed, your camera isn't!

I know, I know....remember trying to take pictures of the red arrows at Weston during the summer....standing at the end of a pier in horizontal rain and a gale, trying to use a carrier bag as rain protection

just to give the idea....


my AF stopped working at one point , but then they aborted the display anyway...

Poor Mic, all of us on his back... but we still love you man!  ;)

sniff sniff..



.mic

So what was it Mic?  

So what was it Mic?  

charlie was spot on



heres a few more from the same tripodless walk

     

     



.mic

Damn it, should have really got that!!!!