depscribe's photos with the keyword: X100

Sean Jones built this castle using 40-foot steel shipping/storage containers as the four turrets. (Are they turrets if they're not round?) The result is part castle, part treehouse, and all cool. The deck on the roof alone justifies the place. I believe it is for sale, and its new owner will love it. It was shot with the X100 at ISO 400 and f8. Which meant a 1.8-second exposure. Which as it turns out is too long for a monopod on a windy day.

Little bumblebee, big flower, gorgeous day, churchyard garden.

X100 panoramas are good for the wedding album, with one terrible caveat: bad things happen to those in the picture who move, as with the young woman on the right at the end of the pew who moved and got crushed for her efforts. Still, I think the picture works. This is set to make a 120-degree picture, with the camera held vertically to increase the picture's height. Here endeth the lesson. By the way, the picture looks a lot better if you click on it to make it bigger.

This is the color version, slightly differently composed. Which do you prefer?

Sometimes, black-and-white is better, or at least a little more dramatic.

Nice -- well, hot -- spring evening. The distortion (and the slight banding, dammit) are a result of the method (and in the case of the banding, the camera) used to make the picture. The runway is actually straight!

Doing infrared in black-and-white is comparatively easy. Getting the colors to work is the trick, I think. This was taken from the Big Run Bridge in Athens County, Ohio. Gray day, or the sky would have been more interesting

Too bad the sky was so gray -- would like to see which color it adopted.

I love this view; will make it nice in an infrared picture if it kills me, which it might.

Next day, infrared experiments continue. Troublesome hot spot in the center; this time the white balance was taken from a patch of grass. Gettin' there, though. Day was very cloudy.