In May the Wednesday Workshop met up with the Out and About group for a ramble on Grantchester Meadows.
All the photos, except for the first one, where taken with my Olympus OMD EM-1 with the 60mm f/2.8 Olympus macro lens plus fill in flash from the Nissan i40 flash gun. The Olympus is a micro four thirds camera so the sensor is smaller than my Canon 5D mkiii. Having said that I am very pleased with the quality and usability of the EM-1. The EM-1 has a x2 crop factor so the effective focal length is 120mm, very similar to the Canon with the 100mm macro lens.
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Sunday, 5 June 2016
Thursday, 12 June 2014
Grantchester Meadows with The Cambridge Camera Club
Beautiful Evening today. The Out and About Group of the Cambridge Camera Club visited Grantchester Meadows, the intention was to photograph insect as the evening drew in. Best laid plans as they say ......
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Sarah photographing the Ducks |
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My only successful insect photo - Mono |
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My only successful insect photo - Colour |
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Lovely patterns in the water |
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Lovely patterns in the water |
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Some of the Out and About Group |
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Lovely patterns in the water |
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Lots of people enjoying the meadows. |
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One man and his bike ... (I actually recognised this person AFTER I took the photo - My Friend Ken) |
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