I've been enjoying the stuff coming out of Europe to this thread lately! Though, as Leighton pointed out, the group selfie is a bit substandard .
I have finally gotten around to some processing of photos taken while I was on vacation in the early fall. So here are a few images from a rainy day at Olympic National Park in the state of Washington, in that quaint and exotic country to the south of my home. The first two were taken with the 50 f/1.2 Ai-s and the third was shot with the 24 f/2.8 NC, each of which was mounted on the Lens Turbo II on my Fuji X-T4.
spoupard wrote:
Ever since I can remember, I have been intrigued by farm equipment, including irrigation systems. I wish the water had been turned on. It would have made for much better photos.
In May one of the last outings with the 665nm IR converted 5D & and the Nikkor 55mm f3.5 ai'd micro. I had hoped to revisit the sculpture park with the 665nm IR converted 5DmkII, but it doesn't look like that is going to happen.
This is lovey and well seen, Kenneth. I don't remember the last time you showed up here. Very welcome back. Your style (to me) is an analog of Johnny Hodges' playing style, in music.
SiMuMe wrote:
This is lovey and well seen, Kenneth. I don't remember the last time you showed up here. Very welcome back. Your style (to me) is an analog of Johnny Hodges' playing style, in music.
Riccardo, long time no see around these parts. Hope all is well in Roma.
A couple from Florence:
Took this one in front of a small church, interesting sculptures.
Workshop where original statutes are restored and replicas are crafted using old world techniques. The originals that have been exposed to the elements for centuries are often moved to museums.
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