Big Hill Springs

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  Saganich

• Jan 15, 2019

Very nice juxtaposition of ice and water

 

• pentaxuser

• Jan 15, 2019

Eric, just an observation really. I looked at both thumbnails and thought it was unusual for you to take pics that were slightly out of focus either deliberately or accidentally but of course they were clearly not when viewed as full pics - all pin sharp. I wonder if this is a scanning effect of having a lot of ice in the picture?

 

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  Eric Rose

• Jan 15, 2019

I feel the gallery software leaves a lot to be desired. But it's better than nothing.

 

• removed account4

• Jan 16, 2019

looks like a sketch from the thumbnail
what @Saganich said

 

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  Eric Rose

• Jan 17, 2019

Look in the ice blob on the left. Doesn't it look like some "creature" is trapped in it?

 

• removed account4

• Jan 18, 2019

@Eric Rose
yes, and with the recent melt and release of bacteria on the frozen tundra of
greenland im guessing we will be meeting our ancient alien friend trapped
in the ice of your photograph sometime soon! i hope you presented your
findings to Giorgio !
john

 

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  PhotoBob

• Jan 18, 2019

Beautiful work Eric
I've heard the M5 is a strange-type of camera in the M family. Do you know the story behind its difference?

 

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  Bertus

• Jan 21, 2019

Fantastic shot.

 

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  Eric Rose

• Jan 30, 2019

The M5 is my favourite Leica M. I've had an M3, M4 and M5. It's a "photographers" M. You have a very accurate spot meter and you don't have to take your eye away from the viewfinder when making adjustments.

It got poo poo'd by the Leica snobs because it didn't "look" like an M should and it was heavier.