Shab
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I like to walk around the port with my camera. So I've thought to share the pictures I make in this thread. If you want to share yours it will be beautiful.
Here we go:
X-T3 + XF23mm 1.4
Here we go:
X-T3 + XF23mm 1.4
Walking around a port
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These pictures were made the same afternoon with the same camera and lens.
Taipei-metro
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Nan-fang-ao Fish Port, Yilan County, Taiwan
images by Taipei-metro
Canon EOSRebel T4i,
media by Transcend Taiwan
images by Taipei-metro
Canon EOSRebel T4i,
media by Transcend Taiwan
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boojum
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New lens, Canon 50mm LTM F/1.8, Leica M9, f/8.0, 1/64, ISO 200, sharpening added to offset degradation of posted image.
The "sticks" in the photo are pilings and they are preserved by the brackish water. Pull them up and you cannot replace them. EPA regs. Back when 40 - 60# salmon swam upriver to spawn the pilings held fish processing plants. The racism was such that an automatic fish skinning machine was called "The Iron Chink." The KKK flourished here, too. We like to think we have progressed some. But back to the pilings, as long as they are there they can be built upon so no one pulls theirs up, hoping that there will be a commercial renaissance that builds again out onto the river.
The moored ships are in the Astoria Anchorage where the freighters await their spot at an upriver dock to take on cargo like grain or soybeans. The "Ro-Ro's, the car carriers, do not wait, ever. Time is money in a big way for those fellows.
The "sticks" in the photo are pilings and they are preserved by the brackish water. Pull them up and you cannot replace them. EPA regs. Back when 40 - 60# salmon swam upriver to spawn the pilings held fish processing plants. The racism was such that an automatic fish skinning machine was called "The Iron Chink." The KKK flourished here, too. We like to think we have progressed some. But back to the pilings, as long as they are there they can be built upon so no one pulls theirs up, hoping that there will be a commercial renaissance that builds again out onto the river.
The moored ships are in the Astoria Anchorage where the freighters await their spot at an upriver dock to take on cargo like grain or soybeans. The "Ro-Ro's, the car carriers, do not wait, ever. Time is money in a big way for those fellows.
raydm6
Yay! Cameras! 🙈🙉🙊┌( ಠ_ಠ)┘ [◉"]
AndersG
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Harbour pier, Björlanda kile, Göteborg, Sweden. Mars 2020.
Canon EOS 30D, Canon EF 85mm/1.8 at 1/500 sec, f/8 and ISO 100.
Link to image.
Out to Lunch
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Vuhg Tau Harbor, Vietnam. Nikon FM3A - Nikkor Ais 2.8/28 - Fujicolor 100 ISO.
Evergreen States
Francine Pierre Saget (they/them)
Xabier you process your digital photos with such tasteful restraint. How?
Darthfeeble
But you can call me Steve
Shab, I just love the way you have things partially in the shot, the boats, a person, buildings. It gives the image a more mysterious mood.
valdas
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Rolleiflex 3.5F, Rollei RPX25:
Darthfeeble
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But you can call me Steve
valdas
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Rolleiflex 3.5F, Portra 800:
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Pan Giannakis
robert blu
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Good idea Xabier, ports oft offer good photographic opportunities!
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