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Category Archives: Day out
Military Odyssey with the 70-200……
Today saw me revisiting the Military Odyssey show, however this time I decided it would be an outing for the DSLR before it started sulking due to lack of everyday use.
So I grabbed the camera and fitted the 70-200 and headed off early doors to get there as the show ground opened, the day was great even the weather gods were kind and held the rain at bay all day.
Since I had some flexibility with focal length today I wanted to try and find some interesting faces and scenes that I could isolate from the busy show-ground and the general public that swamped the show today being as it was the Bank Holiday.
My thinking for the processing was vintage, so most of the images have been treated to the same post processing to try and give the images a feel of the era.
I hope you manage to find something in the slideshow that takes your fancy, or reminds you of the show if you attended.
I can see myself visiting this show every August Bank Holiday from now on as I enjoyed both my days at the event.
Also posted in Black & White, Candids, Event, Historic, People, Uncategorized
Tagged Candids, Detling, Event, Kent, Military Odyssey, nigel wheal, nigel wheal photography, People
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X100 Re-enactment Outing.
I visited the Military Odyssey show at Detling Show Ground for the first time on Saturday, normally I visit the War & Peace show once a year, however I missed it this year and decided to visit this show instead.
I must say I am glad that I did miss the War & Peace show as I found this show far more interesting, due to the variety of re-enactments that we being undertaken, there was everything from Romans to Second World War displays going on.
The only down side to my visit to the show on Saturday was the weather, there were several heavy downpours that halted my wander, however during those downpours I managed to stay dry by diving into the nearest tent or awning.
For this visit I decided to wander quite lightly and take along the X100 to see what I could make of the day photographically, being restricted to one focal length did not really bother me as I just carried on doing what I have been doing all month since getting the camera, and that is look a little harder for the shots.
Here are a selection of the images from Saturdays outing.
As previously stated all the images have been edited on the Ipad using the Snapseed app. I have found that I have no need to import the images to the mac for editing, only for archiving. This has reduced the workflow quite rapidly and I really enjoying the shooting and reduced processing time, which enables me to get back to being camera in hand and out and about.
I am thinking that over the weekend there might be another visit to the show, this time restricting myself to the 70-200 to see what I can get. Watch this space….
Also posted in Black & White, Candids, Events, Historic, People, X100
Tagged Event, nigel wheal, nigel wheal photography, Re-enactment
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