box185 wrote:
leighton w wrote:
A visitor came to the farm today!

There is a cousin on eBay with the factory converted aperture ring . . . item number 221171310111

Thanks Paul, I'm watching it!

Lieutenant Z wrote:
Nice Ronny ^

The Place de la Carrière, Nancy :

leighton w wrote:
Reagan wrote:
My friends are into a different kind or car show than me
Got filthy muddy and still had fun at Kissimmee Prairie State Park
Another Winter day in Florida

Lieutenant Z wrote:
Nice Ronny ^

The Place de la Carrière, Nancy :






Phillippe - amazing - you've outdone yourself. Magical 3D effect.

are you returning the 24 PCE?

ben

Ray,love the white but it makes me want to go stand in the sun
Phillipe, You should take a photo of that lens so Ben can see it
Chin, love the dog shot

Reagan

Thanks for the comments

First one 45 years together
Dad and daughter
From the top


Reagan

Thanks guys. I ran out of curly tongue shots though
I think she'd approve of this, taken to make her look more feminine, with a demure gaze

repose (CKC_8930) by Zichar, on Flickr

I put Nikki to work this morning doing chores with me. She told me she didn't like getting up so early, especially on the weekends!

Leighton, I really love the first shot! The ice looks so glistening against the background, just beautiful!

Love the last one Leighton with the moon in the shot.

John

Chin, I actually prefer the tongue-with-a-twist-shot, but there's nothing wrong with having a more "demure" portrait up your sleeve.

Reagan, your friends had a lot of fun in the mud, just like me looking at your perfect peak-action-shots. Great work!

Philippe, another masterpiece!

Ray, your snowspace-image is absolutely wonderful.
Sometimes simple subjects make the greatest pictures. I like the strong off-centered composition a lot.

Reagan wrote:
My friends are into a different kind or car show than me
Got filthy muddy and still had fun at Kissimmee Prairie State Park
Another Winter day in Florida

Reagan

leighton w wrote:
I put Nikki to work this morning doing chores with me. She told me she didn't like getting up so early, especially on the weekends!

What a way to start the series Leighton. Love love love that first shot

Lieutenant Z wrote:
Nice Ronny ^

The Place de la Carrière, Nancy :





Hold on... 1 Second exposure? I thought you said you didn't like tripods

MDoc9523 wrote:
Went for my walk today armed with the 85mm 1.4 AIS This lens is a joy to hold and use. It obliterates the back ground! There are 6 of those pipe fittings about 6 inches apart.





Great shots!
(best lens ever )

pbraymond wrote:
georgms wrote:
Two shots from a short walk around the block.
Ooops, no block in sight far and wide.
Two shots from a short walk around the village:


3 horizontal shots with the 85/2.8 stitched - a 45/2.8 like Chin's would have been a better choice


Awesome, thought it is worth another look.

Ray

+1

jhinkey wrote:
georgms wrote:

John, the fisheye-selfie with green-filter should make a really nice B&W. Sometimes accidents can lead to fantastic pictorial results;-)

Here you go Georg!

Chin and Ronny, great dog portraits. Glad to see another dog on this thread.

Reagan, Georgms, Leighton, Philippe, Ray, and Rafael, fantastic landscapes.

I went to a local cemetery for some large format practice and also took the 50mm.

D700 and 50mm f1.2

DSC_5001.jpg by TXFZ1, on Flickr

David

Thanks for commenting guys! So far, I'm loving this FL. I hear you Monty.