Basel Zoo (again again), this time with the X-T10 and the 100-400mm, no tripod. Snow leopard Giraffe Wild boar Pelican Carmine bee-eater
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Fujinon 100-400mm, XF1.4X
Comparing the Fujinon 100-400mm without and with the teleconverter XF1.4X, on a tripod. Pictured: Kraftwerk Birsfelden, built 1953/54 by Hans Hofmann. At 100mm: At 400mm: Mittlere Brücke in Basel, seen from Johanniterbrücke, very windy weather. At 400mm: At 100mm:
Affinity Photo haze removal
Affinity Photo's haze removal filter. Working flawlessly.
DJI Phantom 3
Evening light over Basel, captured with the photo option of the DJI Phantom 3 pro.
Fujinon 10-24mm
Day 1 and 2 with the Fujinon 10-24mm on the X-T10. The pictures are cropped, but I didn't correct any perspective distortion. Above: Rosshof, built 1984-87 by Naef, Studer und Studer. Wildt'sches Haus, built 17627/63 by Johann Jakob Fechter for Jeremias Wildt-Socin. Museum der Kulturen Münster Very pleased by the amazing quality - which David …
Wildlife Photographer of the Year
WPY 2015 shown in Basel until April 3, 2016. Below: Still life by Edwin Giesbers. See more of his work at edwingiesbers.com.
Designmuseum Danmark
Surprised by the beautiful exhibition Mindcraft15, curated by the design duo GamFratesi. Open until 31 January 2016. Details on all the exhibits (in Milano, April 2015). Umspiral by Henrik Vibskov The Castaway by benandsebastian Terroir by Edvard-Steenfatt Both rooms with lots of mirrors and very well lit, which made for great shadow play. In the …
Arken
Exhibitions at Arken: Gerda Wegener (1886-1940), until 16 Mai 2016 the multitalent Bjørn Wiinblad (1918-2006), until 17 Januar 2016: Undine, Det Ny Teater, 1980: Replication of sketch for drop curtain, guache on paper The nutcracker, the Royal Danish Theater, 1971: Flower Girls, textile Left: Eva, faience Right: Tivoli Night, 1981: Sketch for poster, gouache on …
Affinity Photo dodge tool
I was a huge Affinity Photo fan already, mainly because of the inpainting brush tool; today I learned about the dodge tool. Creator and speaker of the nicely succint tutorial videos is James Ritson. Dodge tool used on the highlights, at 50% opacity (photo Knippelsbro Copenhagen): More subtle, at 25% opacity (photo UB Basel):
