Olympus Photo Thread

[kgosden]

Don,

The Big Green Egg is a ceramic charcoal grill. Great for steaks since it can reach decent searing temperatures of 600-700 F.
http://www.biggreenegg.com/

[FourCameras]

Douglas Red Squirrel scratching itself in Central Park, Burnaby (a suburb of Vancouver), British Columbia, Canada

http://www.flickr.com/photos/39792237@N02/4844563756/

Olympus EPL-1
kit lens
F/5.6
ISO 200
1/80
hand held

Hint. When taking photos with the Olympus Cameras don't over expose because you'll lose colour and detail.

[Don Kondra]

Don,

The Big Green Egg is a ceramic charcoal grill. Great for steaks since it can reach decent searing temperatures of 600-700 F.
http://www.biggreenegg.com/

Ahh!!

Truly the tastiest way to BBQ, propane has made me lazy

Cheers, Don

[Don Kondra]

Couple more squirrels...

E-30, 50-200mm +ec20 @ 400mm, 1/40, iso 1250, f7, noise filter to high, no other noise reduction.



400mm, iso 500, f7, 1/250



Cheers, Don

[kgosden]

Drove up to North Carolina and into the Smoky's looking for waterfalls and hoping for some colorful accents. Most of the leaves were already down at the falls I hit today. Plenty of water falling tomorrow since there is rain forecast. Guess I will be wishing for that E-5 weather sealing... I liked this shot, but it was a little soft.

[kgosden]

The reintroduced elk were hanging around the Cherokee entrance to the Great Smoky Mtn. N.P. around dusk. This is a crop with a little auto-color adjustment at 800 ISO with the 50-200 handheld. He was about 100 feet away.

[Phill D]

I tried using my Oly extension tube with the old OM 50mm f1.8 lens I got off ebay a while ago. DoF is very small but I liked what it did here. No PP just cropped slightly. I'll put a few more on the macro thread.

[Phill D]

Looks like everyone has gone to sleep for a while.

[Phill D]

Managed to grab this flying swan with my 70-300. Focus was a pain as always but this is the best I got. Shame about the beak though

[kgosden]

That is a nice shot Phil.