Tom,
Thank you for your friendly comment. To get that shot
without people took a bit of patience, as you say, and
getting up quite early to shoot the fields.
Looking forward to another tulip season in three
weeks.
Harald
Tom C wrote:
Rainbow of Colors by Harald Rust
http://pug.komkon.org/06mar
Definitely, yes!
I always look forward to the Pentax Users Gallery each
month. It's one of the highlights, to see the photos
all together in one place. It's been inspiring and
motivating. And it's also interesting to compare
photos taken with all the various Pentax cameras and
lenses.
Many thanks
Scott and Lucas,
Just wanted to thank you both for the pug comments you
made a few days ago.
I really enjoyed this month's pug, and it was great to
see the increase in participation.
Also much appreciation to Adelheid and Jostein for
putting it altogether.
Harald
MZ-S, still enjoying film
Scott
Hi Dave,
Thanks for the kind comment on the Spring tulip field
photo.
Here in the wet Pacific Northwest U.S., we really look
forward
to the ritual of the colors of the flower fields in
the Spring.
Today we got a rare snowfall, but it's almost gone
again.
Harald
Dave wrote:
Harald Rust
Celebr
Rick,
Thanks for the comment. Guess it is a bit of a
stretch, but then I felt like posting something
pretty. That is Mount Rainier in the background, and I
felt lucky to catch that scene.
Harald
Rick wrote:
Harold Rust's lighthouse shot is a bit of a stretch
for the technology theme, but a very pr
Hi Henk,
Thanks for the comment and pug review. While I was in
Europe, I picked a couple of nice days to visit
Kinderdijk. Nice area. I like it there. Have to go
back again sometime.
Harald
Henk wrote:
Waterland: I like this one much, but being Dutch I am
highly biassed. In some earlier winters
nd by Harald Rust
Nice shot with symmetry and perspective. I find the
plants in the foreground a little distracting. If I
crop into an exact square, removing the bottom it
strikes me as particularly strong.
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Maciej,
Thanks for your Pug comments, and mentioning my entry.
I always enjoy reading listmember Pug comments.
This month I've been out trying to get some snowy
winter shots, but it's mostly been raining around
these parts.
Harald Rust
Washington state
Maciej wrote:
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cities.com/hn_phototravels/
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Yeah, but that would "cheating", right?
The photos are a realistic reproduction of
the hazy quality of light, with the washed out
mountain in the background.
It's Washington state in the winter,
and considering that it was January,
the light was very good that day.
I did use a .6 ND grad filter
The white van does have a pink tint, because
it's sunset.
I guess one could call it "vw bus with alpenglow".
Most of the photos, except for a couple, were
taken close to sunrise or sunset.
That's when the light is the most interesting,
in my opinion.
I seek out strange light conditions.
In this
Just wanted to say thanks for all the comments
and kind words.
Harald
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Frank, Thanks for the kind review.
A photo series of vegetables, good idea.
Btw the peppers are from British Columbia, Canada;
perhaps that's the reason they're so good looking.;-)
Harald
Frank wrote:
Triad in Color by Harald Rust - Edward Weston eat your
heart out . Okay, it looks no
photos
of bison in the snow.
Wonder how the MZ-S would do in -17 deg Fahrenheit?
Some photographers I've met didn't enjoy Yellowstone
very much, but I think it is an incredibly beautiful
place with much to discover.
Harald
Frank wrote:
"Solitary Buffalo" by Harald Rust:
One
Dave,
Thanks for the comment. Enjoyed your pug critiques.
Maybe I'll have to visit Mount Robsin in B.C.
sometime.
Haven't been there yet.
Btw Paradise Meadows at Mount Rainier are naturally
that way without many big trees, because of the high
elevation. It's a nature park, and no clear cutting up
On 13/12/04, Harald Rust, discombobulated, unleashed:
>Anyone here know where I might be able to purchase a
>Pentax fa* 200 macro f4 lens, new or used?
>All info appreciated.
Yes. With amazing patience.
Cheers,
Cotty
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All info appreciated.
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Marnie,
Thanks for the kind comment!
The Tetons are amazing. Wish I had more time to spend
there. Happy New Year.
Harald
Doe aka Marnie wrote:
Fall in the Tetons by Harald Rust ---
Nothing new, I always like his stuff.
He's one of the people on the list that
I truly
Fred,
Thanks! I feel honored to be mentioned on your 2004
list. I always look forward to the pdml gallery each
month with its diversity of fine photos.
This is a great group!
Harald
Fred wrote:
May - Environment - "Pioneer Barn" by Harald
arald
Tom C. wrote:
" River's End " by Harald Rust
http://pug.komkon.org/06nov/klaloc.html
Quite lovely. Taken near the Kalaloch Lodge, or
futher north (south)? Sun,
silohouettes, relflections, winding channel,
driftwood, waves, clouds, all
combine nicely. Any others from thi
Jack, Jaume, Tom C.,
Thanks for the comments, and for measuring the
horizon, and Jaume (for holding back the ego ;-)).
Harald
Jack wrote:
Ideal exposure. Colors enhance each other. Nice catch
on the peek-a-boo sun.
Jaume wrote:
" River's End " by Harald Rust
In this list I pa
Jostein,
Thanks for the kind comment and taking the time to
critique this month's gallery.
Greetings from the currently 'very wet' Washington
state
Harald
Jostein wrote:
"River's End" by Harald Rust
Harald, you certainly live up to your PUG reputation
with this i
Keith,
Thanks much. I agree this month's PUG is enchanting.
Harald
Keith McG wrote:
A truly excellent PUG (imo).
My personal favourites...
H Rust: River's End - Because I'm a sucker for
sunsets; but very nicely shot.
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Marnie,
Thanks for your kind words. I haven't had much time to
contribute to the PDML mailing list, but I do read it
as an avid Pentax user. Greetings from Washington
state.
Harald
Marnie wrote:
Trees and Hills -- Harald Rust
No surprise I liked this one, I usually love Harald's
Hi Tom,
Thanks for the kind comment, much appreciated.
Harald
Tom C. wrote:
" Tree and Hills " by Harald Rust
http://pug.komkon.org/07mar/palubw.html
Wonderful classic composition. Shot sure to a be a
winner in color or grayscale. My personal favorite of
salmon shot. :-)
Best
Adelheid
Dave wrote:
Harald Rust's "Why Did the Salmon Cross the Road?" is
a close second.
Cheers,
Dave
Dan M wrote:
Several interesting submissions, but I think that "Why
Did the Salmon Cross the Road?,"
by Harald Rust is not only a great photograp
John,
Thanks for the kind comment.
Also much appreciation to Adelheid for putting the
gallery together.
Harald
John wrote:
Harald Rust's "Endless Sea and Sky" breathes new life
into a frequently photographed subject.
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Tried to upload to the February Pug today, and
received an error message. Anyone else encountered
that?
As a reminder, the theme for February is duett, and
the deadline is one week away.
Harald
Expecting? Ge
Just uploaded my Feb pug submission successfully.
Thanks Jostein for fixing the pug. It seems to work
well now.
Harald
Jostein wrote:
Hi gang,
Sorry about the unavailability.
Ken Waller's submission dropped into the database just
now, so it must be working.
thanks for the patience.
Jostein
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Tom,
Thanks for the kind words. Got lucky with the clouds
that evening. Can't wait for summer to return.
Harald
Tom C. wrote:
Harald,
Very nice shot and composition.
http://pug.komkon.org/07jan/ocean.html
Tom C.
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Jack and Godfrey,
Thanks. Glad you like it. The Pentax 20mm 2.8 is a
great lens for wide open ocean scenes.
Harald
Jack Davis wrote:
Harald,
I didn't see the PUG, so I'll jump in here to say I'm
impressed with your eye and composition. Impressive
shot.
Jack
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
Nice. Probably
Dave,
Thanks much for your comment. Glad you liked the shot.
Harald
Dave wrote:
"Starburst in the Desert" - Harald Rust.
Love the muted colours of this one. I also like the
contrast between the "soft" rocks & "sharp" flowers.
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