Your R System Images - June 2026

[SwampGrizz]

Phil,
Thanks! Send me an invoice for your consulting fee. I’ll pay it gladly.

 

[PKM-UK]

Nice gets!

Hi Art,

Cheers - much appreciated!

P&K

 

[PKM-UK]

Phil,
Thanks! Send me an invoice for your consulting fee. I’ll pay it gladly.

 

[Dean Wilson]

Dean,
The Cancun Lilly is first rate. Very well done.
I also like the red flower against the black background.
Whatever it is you’re doing, keep doing it.

Thank you very kindly Dale.

I used natural shade for the background on the Fuchsia...no props or background editing needed. I am still trying to get comfortable with focus stacking.

 

[PKM-UK]

Fresh Fish in the morning

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Hi Art,

Two beautiful captures (technically) - the captured image is sublime!

(The fish was probably quite nice too).

Great work. Thank you for sharing...

P&K

 

[SwampGrizz]

Art,
The only negative thing I can say is that the bird is a better fisherman than I am....Great photo.

 

[Bryan Conner]

From our recent trip to San Leone, Sicily (Italy). This was our hotel pool shortly after sunset.

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[PKM-UK]

From our recent trip to San Leone, Sicily (Italy). This was our hotel pool shortly after sunset.
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Hi Bryan,

A wonderfully composed and controlled shot which evokes fond memories of pleasant evenings spent relaxing on various (warm) foreign shores.

(All we need now are 2 glasses of the 7-year old rum with ice - cheers!).

Thank you for sharing...

P&K

 

[Bryan Conner]

Hi Bryan,

A wonderfully composed and controlled shot which evokes fond memories of pleasant evenings spent relaxing on various (warm) foreign shores.

(All we need now are 2 glasses of the 7-year old rum with ice- cheers!).

Thank you for sharing...

P&K

Thanks for the kind words!

 

[Sela69]

La rocca di Angera as seen from Arona (Novara, Italia) | Canon EOS R8, RF 28-70mm F2.8 IS STM

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[PKM-UK]

La rocca di Angera as seen from Arona (Novara, Italia) | Canon EOS R8, RF 28-70mm F2.8 IS STM

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Hi Andrea,

Wonderful. A joy to behold.

Well seen and beautifully captured - thank you for sharing...

P&K

 

[PKM-UK]

A few images from the Yorkshire Wildlife Park, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England.

(Shot raw and edited with: DxO PL Elite/ Nik, Adobe LrC/ PS with Tony Kuyper Panels and Topaz Labs Studio. Compilations: Karen - R7 and Phil - R5 II).

Phil and Karen


1. Don't lose your head...

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2. Yes, we can see you (and you can see us)...

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3. Going, going, gone...

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4. Hanging around...

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5. What can you see?

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[SwampGrizz]

Andrea,
Beautiful shot-the building in the distance is perfect. Well done.

Phil and Karen,
Superb as always. I can identify with the bear. It doesn’t matter where you are, just take a nap.

 

[ACEkin]

This time, a rose from our garden instead of wild roses from the end of the street.

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[VanDyck]

Thank you for sharing this visually stunning collection of images.

 

[VanDyck]

These images were processed with heavy doses of DXO Photolab 9 Smart Lighting and ClearView Plus to remedy the harsh midday sun and hazy sky.

The Anthony Mills, built in 1873 in the Italianate architectural style, was the largest building in Rhode Island at that time. It produced textiles including narrow fabric, using Italian knitting machines and Italian and American needle looms. In 2012, the main mill was renovated into luxury loft apartments.

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The back side.

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The Laurel Ave falls on the Pawtucket River across the street from the mill.

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Another water fall on the Pawtuxer River visible from South Main Street in Coventry, RI.

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[SwampGrizz]

Walter,
These photos are superb. Well done.
I REALLY like the architectural detail on the building in the first photo. This was an industrial building, and they still took the time to add decorative details on the building. That’s ahead of its time. If you look at what passes for an industrial building these days, it’s just a box with holes in it, mostly. There are some forward thinking industrial architects out there, but not many.
The sunstars are a great effect as well.

 

[Dean Wilson]

This time, a rose from our garden instead of wild roses from the end of the street.

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Solid colors in plants are extremely difficult to capture. We had Intense RED poppies with a smoky Black center that I gave up on try to photograph. I just couldn't do them justice. Great job.

 

[ACEkin]

Solid colors in plants are extremely difficult to capture. We had Intense RED poppies with a smoky Black center that I gave up on try to photograph. I just couldn't do them justice. Great job.

I agree, red and magenta are particularly difficult, Dean. If you like, take a look at the following article where I explain a similar process
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Use Lightroom local adjustments for midtone tone and color

Lightroom local adjustments, graduate, and radial filters allow fine-tuning photographs. Use luminance or color range masks to make the tools more finessed.

www.keptlight.com

 

[ACEkin]

These images were processed with heavy doses of DXO Photolab 9 Smart Lighting and ClearView Plus to remedy the harsh midday sun and hazy sky.

The Anthony Mills, built in 1873 in the Italianate architectural style, was the largest building in Rhode Island at that time. It produced textiles including narrow fabric, using Italian knitting machines and Italian and American needle looms. In 2012, the main mill was renovated into luxury loft apartments.
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The Laurel Ave falls on the Pawtucket River across the street from the mill.
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Another water fall on the Pawtuxer River visible from South Main Street in Coventry, RI.
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Another reminder of the leadership role Rhode Island played in the Industrial Revolution. Nice collection.

 

[SwampGrizz]

Went to Wright Square today. The weather was glorious and low humidity. Very enjoyable day. Life is good.

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[ShipleyNW]

This is a barn down the road a piece at the base of Mt. Si. I shoot a lot of pictures of it. It takes the evening light well this time of year.

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[VanDyck]

Dale,
I really like your mix of contextual shots - street scenes, buildings, along with close ups of interesting details. Looking forward to seeing more.

 

[SwampGrizz]

Dale,
I really like your mix of contextual shots - street scenes, buildings, along with close ups of interesting details. Looking forward to seeing more.

Walter,
Thanks. It was a very enjoyable day. The weather was perfect, the humidity was low, and I got lucky with a few of those. I have a few more detail shots in my stash, and I’ll post them soon.

I’m struck by how similar our circumstances are. Your city apparently has the same type of historic buildings and architecture that we do. Please keep your photos coming as well. I thoroughly enjoy them.

 

[VanDyck]

Your city apparently has the same type of historic buildings and architecture that we do.

Dale,
A lot of the early history of the US takes place along the east coast. So, both of us are fortunate to live in areas that are rich in old structures. In Rhode Island, Providence was incorporated as a city in 1636, with several other well known cities incorporated before 1680.

It's been a busy spell, but more photos will come.
Cheers!