Your work is superb To my eyes, you have found a way to blend the Zeiss sharpness with the painterly look of Leica glass.
I understand that asking someone for their PP workflow is like asking a famous Italian restaurateur for the secret to their spaghetti sauce......but I'll ask anyhow
Haven't followed this thread in a long time. Interesting that, when it started, my pics were sort of good enough ( I am far from a specialist in flower pics), and now, looking at pretty much the same sort from yesterday, they are so far behind in quality. Tribute to all of you guys! Great work!
Leica R 60 Elmarit on NEX 7
Thanks everyone....its funny I ran into another photographer out there and asked if that was the 58mm rokkor in his camera and he just about fell over that someone recognized it. So we chatted about 1.2, radioactive lenses, thin dof etc. I was up there to get the sunset which hazed out but the late afternoon light was incredible.
mike reid wrote:
Thanks everyone....its funny I ran into another photographer out there and asked if that was the 58mm rokkor in his camera and he just about fell over that someone recognized it. So we chatted about 1.2, radioactive lenses, thin dof etc. I was up there to get the sunset which hazed out but the late afternoon light was incredible.
now back to cleaning the mud out of my boots
here's the yellow version of the tulip row
You had really nice light. Good angle of view, how much mud ended on camera?
To my eyes, you have found a way to blend the Zeiss sharpness with the painterly look of Leica glass. 
