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Loren Lewis Jumping Spider - up close

Closeup of a jumping spider - in reality about 7 mm in length Taken with 5050 camera + achromatic triplet lens which was cannabilized from an old Sigma Zoom-master (Jens Birch method)

Loren's Photos 29-Aug-2005
Pekka Nihtinen June in Helsinki

7:10 AM in Helsinki. Peaceful summer morning. A sea bay scenery from my bike route to work. Birds woke me up at 6.30 and since the light looked promising I glped my morning tea quickly and took a long way to work. I carry my camera always in backbag but if the sky is clear I donīt stop to photograph anything, but this morning the sky wasnīt dull, the light was beautiful and there were promising clouds as well.

Common area 08-Jun-2013
Pekka Nihtinen June in Helsinki 2

Downtown area of Helsinki is surrounded by sea from three directions and in addition to that there are islands, bays and straits so one is never far from sea. This was shot at 7.40 am. I had equipped my E-M5 again with "old" 4/3 12-60mm... itīs too big for E-M5 and akward to focus automatically (I use manual fovus with it all the time) but delivers great results.

Common area 08-Jun-2013
Pekka Nihtinen June in Helsinki 3 Common area 08-Jun-2013
Victor Biefnot June...

Some flowers of an Hosta called June.

Others 02-Sep-2010
Geoff Yale Jungle Sunset Common area 23-Jun-2005
Josiah Gordon Juniper Sunset

This is the site of my camp w/ a lovely sunset to end the day.

Moab, Spring 2009 06-Jan-2010
Donald Bryant Junk

Farmyard scrap.

Shapes 02-May-2006
Bob Anderson Jupiter

Still working on focus, not sure if the camera is out of line or the scope, but I'm still working at it an I guess an E500 is not the best for astrophotography, but I thought all would enjoy! Bob

Bob's Shots 14-Nov-2008
Eben Gay Jupiter

Combined "super HDR" image of Jupiter and its "Galilean' moons (the ones visible to Galileo through his early telescope). Jupiter shot at 1/100th sec, Moons shot at 1 second. Both at ISO-200. Lens is a Celestron 8" Edge HD telescope. From left to right: Callisto, Jupiter, Io, Ganymede, Europa

Photos 17-Aug-2020