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Gareth Wray - 17 Million Views, Thank You posted a photo:

The Solar Eclipse - Ireland 2026

The Solar Eclipse over Ireland today at 7.07pm 🌙

A small gap in the cloud allowed me to capture this 2 second glimpse, but i’m happy considering the next eclipse over Ireland won’t be until 2090 🙏

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jeho75 posted a photo:

2026 Sonnenfinsternis

Solar Eclipse Harz Germany

Camera: Sony A7IV
Lens: Sony G 70-200 F4

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lxndr# posted a photo:

Klammfall | "Frozen"-Version

Tirol 2026

Ultrakurzzeitbelichtung | Ultra Short Exposure

Wasserfall in Seisenbergklamm | Waterfall in Seisenberg Gorge


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lxndr# posted a photo:

Klammfall | "Blur"-Version

Tirol 2026

Verlängerte Belichtungszeit | Slow Shutter

Wasserfall in Seisenbergklamm | Waterfall in Seisenberg Gorge


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radspix posted a photo:

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Sony A7R : 100mm Minolta Tele Rokkor-QE f/3.5


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Minolta Alpha 9 / Minolta 80-200 2.8 High Speed APO / Tasma Kn-3 shot at 3 ISO and developed with Kodak HC-110

Someone told me that I can't overexpose the expired Tasma KN-3 film because of latitude, etc, etc
Well, he was wrong: i went shot it at 3 ISO for experimentation purposes and it came up way, way burned. Negatives were almost black and if something could be saved it's been thanks to the V700 scanner.
That said, latitude is pretty good indeed. I will try and shoot it at 12 ASA next time and figure out what the sweet spot is. I shot it at 25 ISO before and it came out pretty thin, but I developed it in Rodinal, which gave me a grain structure that I didn't like at all. I'm pretty happy with what came out with HC-110


Maxence Guillaume Photography posted a photo:

The Past and The Present, Downtown Urban Amman, Jordan, from the Citadel

The Amman Citadel, also known as Jabal Al-Qal’a, is one of the most important historical sites in Amman, Jordan. Located on one of the city’s highest hills, the site has been inhabited for thousands of years and reflects the history of several major civilizations.

The Citadel was once part of ancient Rabbath-Ammon, the capital of the Ammonite Kingdom. Over the centuries, it was occupied and developed by the Romans, Byzantines, and Umayyads, leaving behind a remarkable collection of archaeological remains.

Among its most impressive landmarks is the Temple of Hercules, built during the Roman period in the 2nd century AD. The site also contains the remains of a Byzantine church and the Umayyad Palace, an 8th-century complex that included a monumental entrance, an audience hall, a mosque, and a large water cistern.

Today, the Amman Citadel is an open-air archaeological site and one of the best places to discover Amman’s ancient history. Its elevated position also offers panoramic views over downtown Amman and the Roman Theatre, making it an important cultural and historical landmark in the Jordanian capital.

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Dominic Scott Photography posted a photo:

Stoned Kiwi

I quite often spy painted rocks left in various locations around the Victoria Esplanade Gardens for people to find and collect and take home etc.... This one with a Kiwi painted on it caught my attention and I liked how the two bolt heads on the chair matched the Kiwi's eyes!

Taken on the Sony A700 / Minolta AF 100-300 camera and lens set up as previously posted.
Still quite a capable camera with its mighty 12.24 MP Exmor CMOS sensor with a BIONZ image processor, allowing for RAW noise reduction and ISO sensitivity up to 6400.

© Dominic Scott 2026


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Dominic Scott Photography posted a photo:

The Look

A couple of Budgerigars giving each other an extra hard stare from the look of things! Taken on the Sony A700 / Minolta AF 100-300 camera and lens set up as previously posted. Taken through a wire mesh aviary cage so didn't come out too bad!

Still quite a capable camera with its mighty 12.24 MP Exmor CMOS sensor with a BIONZ image processor, allowing for RAW noise reduction and ISO sensitivity up to 6400.

© Dominic Scott 2026


Dominic Scott Photography posted a photo:

Sony A700 / Minolta AF 100-300 APO Tele Zoom

Sony Alpha 700 (DSLR-A700) is a 12.2-megapixel semi-professional APS-C digital single-lens reflex camera released in November 2007. Built with a rugged magnesium alloy body and a bright optical pentaprism viewfinder, it features in-body Super SteadyShot image stabilization and a fast 5 frames-per-second continuous shooting mode.

This was also recently gifted to me and is seen here paired with a Minolta AF 100-300 f4.5-f5.6 APO Tele Zoom lens.

Minolta "APO" refers to apochromatic lenses in the Minolta AF/Sony A-mount lineup. These lenses use specialized glass elements to correct chromatic aberrations (color fringing), delivering sharper images and truer color contrast.

© Dominic Scott 2026


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