OM-D E-M5 in Scotland

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Went on a family trip to Scotland and took only the E-M5, 12-50 kit lens, and 17mm. I mostly used the zoom--something I almost never do. I have to admit, it acquitted itself well. The camera was a real pleasure to use, and the dynamic range was amazing. I took a lot of high-contrast shots that needed much adjustment, and was able to pull all kinds of information out of the shadows and highlights. The set, and some examples:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mabelsound/sets/72157630760773466/


The Road to Oban 03 by mabel.sound, on Flickr


Dervaig 22 by mabel.sound, on Flickr


Anstruther 16 by mabel.sound, on Flickr


Anstruther 14 by mabel.sound, on Flickr


Derelict boats on the road to Craignure 05 by mabel.sound, on Flickr
 
It was indeed brutal here. My lawns were so brown, yet some of the "weeds" thrived and made things ugly. Until the 3 days of rain last week, and the real soaker today, I feared we would have no tomatoes. I'm still not sure, I doubt there's enough time save for the ground cherries.

The garlic, however, went gangbusters over the mild winter. I will have to consume larger amounts of pasta with garlic and olive oil. Pity.
 
Wonderful images!! Being on the fence for a purchase, I find the colors and DR so appealing and rich.

Thanks for sharing.
 
Please tell me you stopped for fish and chips at Anstruther... even if there was a queue...

Adrian

Hell yeah! My favorite fish and chips, though, was at the Silvery Tay, a takeaway in Newport, where we were staying in our friends' house. Also loved the haggis at the Prince of Wales pub in Aberdeen.
 
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