Red-Ringed Tupperware Party with (super-effective) Tin Foil Hats (6)

Thoughts?

Pete wrote in post #4630322
Thoughts?

Run!

aussieskier wrote in post #4630291
Interesting. I know for a fact the 300 IS' doesn't fit. I think that is the same one as the 70-200 f\2.8 IS has. Oh well.

The 70-200 2.8 IS and 100-400 IS take the B ring. What's the label on the ring for a 300 f/4 IS? I may be ordering mine next week, but until then won't know.

In2Photos wrote in post #4630328
Run!

I have to agree!

In2Photos wrote in post #4630328
Run!

These are cordite charges.

For use in bloody huge guns.

Yeah. We know. About 6", if I'm reading the markings right. Hence our reaction.

Pete wrote in post #4630345
These are cordite charges.

For use in bloody huge guns.

See below.

Jon wrote in post #4630353
Yeah. We know. About 6", if I'm reading the markings right. Hence our reaction.

Love the last two shots Pete!

Thanks, Riley. The last one is a sepia photo filter in CS3. Gives a nice colour, doesn't it?

Where are those shots from?

Pete wrote in post #4630420
Thanks, Riley. The last one is a sepia photo filter in CS3. Gives a nice colour, doesn't it?

Yes, very much so. A nice Saving Private Ryan/ Band of Brother feel to it.

Pete wrote in post #4630392

Now this one I like. It has much more context than the first.

Medic85 wrote in post #4630424
Where are those shots from?

From Pendennis Castle, in Cornwall. It's a medieval castle that was used in World War II as a garrison. As well as having several huge 6" guns, they also controlled electronic mines laid across the entrance to the harbour...

Medic85 wrote in post #4630424
Where are those shots from?

From Pendennis Castle, in Cornwall. It's a medieval castle that was used in World War II as a garrison. As well as having several huge 6" guns, they also controlled electronic mines laid across the entrance to the harbour...