James Markus wrote:
Ken, Beautiful seed heads on the Glycenia canadensis. I will have to pay more attention next time out since according to the web it grows here too. Good find.
Jim
Thanks, Jim. I really liked your IR and faux-IR shots. That super-contrasty look is dramatic but bordering on "freaky." I mean that in a good way, sort of like the look in black and white sci-fi movies from the 60s.
I wish I had an IR converted body. I've tried using a 720nm filter on both Df and Z6, but it's a pain in the rear and the results are mediocre or worse.
Always fun coming back from Vacation, to TS Debby none the less. Getting to look at more shots finally. Not the sharpest, needed a faster shutter, but fun shot of an Osprey lifting off. 80-200 f/4 AIS.
Only three images posted for today? Everyone must be really busy.
With the 200mm f4.0 Micro. Got bit up pretty good using the 105 micro last week getting close to the shrubs at the park for flowers. The 200 Micro may see more outings for awhile!
pbraymond wrote:
Only three images posted for today? Everyone must be really busy.
Well, here ya go Ray
This is the lower end of Wye Creek just before it enters Lake Wakatipu. (You may remember I shot a waterfall halfway up The Remarkables previously). Quite fast flowing with some crazy coloured mosses either side on very spongey banks. I had an interesting time posititioning the tripod and the GFx swivelling rear screen came in really handy for checking focus !
This is the lower end of Wye Creek just before it enters Lake Wakatipu. (You may remember I shot a waterfall halfway up The Remarkables previously). Quite fast flowing with some crazy coloured mosses either side on very spongey banks. I had an interesting time posititioning the tripod and the GFx swivelling rear screen came in really handy for checking focus !
Thanks Andy. Portrait for me, it's almost squarish but the location where the rushing water starts closer to the top of the image makes it more dynamic, and I like the attention on the water that the portrait provides.
This is the lower end of Wye Creek just before it enters Lake Wakatipu. (You may remember I shot a waterfall halfway up The Remarkables previously). Quite fast flowing with some crazy coloured mosses either side on very spongey banks. I had an interesting time posititioning the tripod and the GFx swivelling rear screen came in really handy for checking focus !
Haha my bad, it is indeed a square crop ! (Something I rarely choose, will have to look for a portrait version now !
pbraymond wrote:
Thanks Andy. Portrait for me, it's almost squarish but the location where the rushing water starts closer to the top of the image makes it more dynamic, and I like the attention on the water that the portrait provides.
Matt , great photographs of the tree. There are "Ghost Trees" along the 17 mile drive at Pebble Beach which are similar. I should tweak and post a couple.
James, super cute captures of the little visitor.
Leighton, very nice colors.
Andy, hate to sound like a broken record, the white peaks are awesome.
Took these from a friend's apartment, floor 44. It was super windy and had a difficult time holding the camera steady.
Curious too see the results with the 5.8cm f/1.4, taken @ f/2.8.
XTrans 1 on the XE1 is quite nice. I posted over in the Fuji sub a shot I took with mine and the Fuji 27/2.8. 3200 ISO is usable with a monochrome conversion. Well seen!
serge07 wrote:
Hi, everyone:
Matt , great photographs of the tree. There are "Ghost Trees" along the 17 mile drive at Pebble Beach which are similar. I should tweak and post a couple.
James, super cute captures of the little visitor.
Leighton, very nice colors.
Andy, hate to sound like a broken record, the white peaks are awesome.
Took these from a friend's apartment, floor 44. It was super windy and had a difficult time holding the camera steady.
Curious too see the results with the 5.8cm f/1.4, taken @ f/2.8.
