Jerry all three are stunning...as I scrolled down I just kept saying wow, oh Wow and OH WOW!
Well done Sir

PetKal wrote:
Not much of an apparent fall theme, except the shot was taken today, on a rather mild and somewhat sunny autumn day.

I was doing some AF torture test of my 1DX + 400 II combo.
Actually, this kind of shots is not easy for the camera operator either.

Peter,

Hope you had your hat on. He looks a bit angry, and looking for the nearest statue.

Db

sritri wrote:
I tried some PIF and failed miserably. I am more in awe by your PIFs' Peter. But I did come back with a colorful pigeon

PetKal wrote:
Jefferson wrote:
Georgia Pine...



A beauty.

+1. Saturation works here.

Db

Photon wrote:
Okay, one lonely shot of a lonely leaf with a shy neighbor. More here.
I haven't made much use of my 135 L for portraits lately, so I grabbed it for this miniature outing.

Photon, Love them colors, fantastic image

Some from this weekend. 1DX and the bare 500mm Mk II on a windy day.


Db

Jefferson wrote:
Georgia Pine...

Doctorbird wrote:
Some from this weekend. 1DX and the bare 500mm Mk II on a windy day.


Db


Really super BIFs Db, windy it was on Saturday; bone chillin

Struggling to keep up with the quality here - Edd, the two Jerry's (that sounds like a comedy team ), Onegreatcity, Photon (i like the leaf) and of course Peter and his performing fowl. So a set from the Archives whilst i process some more of my kitchen window series. I like these a lot - very simple compositions, but they are among my favourite images i've taken in the 6 years since i returned to photography. 350D / 70-200mm f/2.8L:

Super shots, 15Bit......what a great and innovative way of photographing Sun in the scene.

Doctorbird wrote:
Some from this weekend. 1DX and the bare 500mm Mk II on a windy day.


Db




Db, that 500 II looks excellent on you . How do you like it so far ?

The last Fall days of BIF...

PetKal wrote:
Doctorbird wrote:
Some from this weekend. 1DX and the bare 500mm Mk II on a windy day.


Db




Db, that 500 II looks excellent on you . How do you like it so far ?

Peter,

like it! like it! like it! How an I not like it? It does all the work for me. Will expound more about it later.

two from a brief walk-around a while ago, was mostly interested in getting some bokeh samples for my 24-70mm f/2.8L Mark II review that day but these are somewhat fall-sy =) both shot on the 1Ds3..

StillFingerz wrote:
Jefferson wrote:
Georgia Pine...

Jefferson, really nice LR tweaking, the colors and saturation look much like what Kodachrome and a tad less vivid Velvia 50 might look like with a warming polarizer. The composition is striking, looks like you had great light, and with the 50mm...who'd a thunk it

If I get out today I'll check out our Gingko tree, see if it's yellowed up yet...slap the 50 f1.4 on a 50D and give it a go! Gunzorro has opened up a new thread for primes think I give it a go also...
Jerry

PetKal wrote:
Super shots, 15Bit......what a great and innovative way of photographing Sun in the scene.

Thanks Peter. I confess i hadn't really thought of them in that way. Certainly it was not set up in any way by me or even consciously composed - i just happened to be standing in the right place at the right time and took the shots as my unwitting models positioned themselves almost perfectly against the sun.

Hi,

PetKal wrote:
Super shots, 15Bit......what a great and innovative way of photographing Sun in the scene.

Jools: I really like the contre-jour images also...

Doctorbird: You're having way too much fun with your new gears... Images look great...

Took a break from the tasks today for a few shots in the brook that runs through my woodlands. Taken with my classic FD 35mm F2.8 Tilt-Shift (with the Ed Mika FD-EOS adapter) on the 5D MkII. Full tilt and re-focus for optimum DoF.

Edd

Spring in NY

64 degrees