u/MichaWha

I was hiking early in the morning the other day, taking cool photos in the forest, I was holding my Graflex, still closed and in its pouch, and then I ripped on some dried leaves... fell straight on the camera (I also had quite some heavy equipment in my backpack, that didn't help). It hurt in the moment but then for 2 days I was okay. Then it started hurting again, I went to the doctor a few days later only to find out that one of my ribs was fractured! Well, these cameras are built like tanks so I'm not surprised XD

Hello! These are the cards from a French game called "1000 Bornes" ("borne" is a slang word for "kilometer"). I know this game very well and I was looking at this image with all the cards and I thought "wow they're really well done, it's clear and easy to understand", but I was still wondering how easy to understand it really is! That's why I'm asking you this!

Thank you for taking the time to try :)

edit: once you've replied, if you want to check how close you were, here the link to the Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mille_Bornes#Objective

Fell on the camera while hiking, fractured my rib.
Didn't make it to 40...
Bye!

Ces photos ont été prises avec un Sony A7R2 + Sigma 16-28mm f/2.8

Ce sont des prises de vues HDR : je prends à chaque fois 3 photos (sur trépied) à des expositions différentes et je les fusionne ensuite sous Lightroom pour avoir plus d'informations de lumière sur l'image finale car la lumière en sous-bois est très contrastée (zones très sombres avec des tâches de lumière très forte, c'est compliqué à gérer en une seule photo).

edit : argh la faute dans le titre, "fraîcheur" évidemment...

J'étais avec les abeilles aujourd'hui même et croyez-moi j'étais content d'avoir une combi intégrale !

source : https://www.amazon.fr/L%C3%A8ve-cadre-ergonomique-dapiculture-l%C3%A8ve-ruche-%C3%A9quipement/dp/B0GM52J93Q/