An intermittent blog featuring photography and pieces of writing all opinions my own unless stated.
Showing posts with label Isle of Rum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Isle of Rum. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Isle of Rum
Looking back to the Isle of Rum and the Cuillin mountains from the deck of the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry to Mallaig. This was the first clear day after 8 days of rain and storm. Taken with Provia 100 film through a Nikon FM2N + 28mm lens and polariser.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Isle of Rum
Deer Tracks on Kilmory beach, Isle of Rum. Somewhere in the haze and rain clouds in the background lurks the Isle of Skye.
Photograph by Geraldine Davey, on a Nikon D200 with standard 18-55mm zoom at 18mm.
Photograph by Geraldine Davey, on a Nikon D200 with standard 18-55mm zoom at 18mm.
Location:
Isle Of Rum PH43 4, UK
Long Lens
Spent some time pondering purchasing a variable aperture zoom such as the 70-300mm VR before our trip to the Isle of Rum.
Eventually took my 180mm/2.8 and a manual TC200 2X converter. On the D200 this gives the equivalent of a 560mm f5.6. I used that to take this photo of a duck? (Does anyone know what it is?)
Settings 1/500th f5.6 ISO 125
Labels:
1/500th,
180mm/2.8,
d200,
duck,
Isle of Rum,
reflection,
TC200
Location:
Isle Of Rum PH43 4, UK
Wednesday, June 08, 2011
Harris Mausoleum
Labels:
180mm/2.8,
cameras nikon,
film,
Harris,
Isle of Rum
Location:
Harris Bay, Isle Of Rum, PH43 UK
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