A Sunlit Sea of Sumptious Colour

[Guest]

[Beagletorque]

Re: A Sunlit Sea of Sumptious Colour

We'd call it a riot, probably as we're restless. I like.

Sent from my cracked folding Samsung.

[Guest]

Re: A Sunlit Sea of Sumptious Colour

I thought a riot was something that only protesters do …

[Naughty Nigel]

Re: A Sunlit Sea of Sumptious Colour

They are real eye popping colours. Like Kodachrome on steroids!

[Guest]

Re: A Sunlit Sea of Sumptious Colour

@ Like Kodachrome on steroids!

Aptly put Nigel. Natural picture mode setting too.

[griffljg]

Re: A Sunlit Sea of Sumptious Colour

Lovely pics Mark. Did you take them in a botanic garden? Or have you developed green fingers yourself?

[Guest]

Re: A Sunlit Sea of Sumptious Colour

Thanks Larry, I am fortunate to have a next door neighbour who has OCGD (obsessive compulsive gardening disorder).
I hate gardening but love gardens so long as I don't have to get my hands dirty.

[DerekW]

Re: A Sunlit Sea of Sumptious Colour

Kodachrome - I thought that was the ultimate truthful presentation of colour <g>

Recently on UK TV there has been several programs showing amateur movies showing life in France and the UK from the late 30's to the poste war period.
The film stock used is very varied however Kodachrome stock is very prominent. However the b&w film seems to be the most realistic (there was no colour until the 50's)

[Zuiko]

Re: A Sunlit Sea of Sumptious Colour

Great use of the fish eye, Mark.

[Guest]

Re: A Sunlit Sea of Sumptious Colour

Thanks John, the fish is arguably my most useful lens - certainly the most creative.

[Internaut]

Re: A Sunlit Sea of Sumptious Colour

Really nice, vibrant colours in these.

[Guest]

Re: A Sunlit Sea of Sumptious Colour

Thank you Jason, always nice to see you here.

Probably too early in Manchester for a beer I know, but I'll have one for you mate.