Here are the last images from Portugal.... I have plenty but it can get old fast .
Joshua...never! I love looking at your travel photos!! And on a side note, I'm eligible for retirement from UPS in 7 yrs
But...I'll have an 11 yr old and a 15 yr old with impending college and whatever else is thrown out way
I think 10-12 is my goal. Even so, I'll only be 55 in tens yrs, so not too bad!!
G
You are still a young pup . My son will turn 42 this year. Ouch, that idea alone makes me feel old . How old is Gio then? Judging by your last pictures of him, he couldn't be older than 5 years, right? But 11 and 15; or are you referring their age when you are eligible for retirement in 7 years?
You are still a young pup . My son will turn 42 this year. Ouch, that idea alone makes me feel old . How old is Gio then? Judging by your last pictures of him, he couldn't be older than 5 years, right? But 11 and 15; or are you referring their age when you are eligible for retirement in 7 years?
Yes, that's how old they'll be in 7 yrs. Gio will be 4 this early October. Mason just turned 8 this summer. UPS is making me older though. I've been doing the same route in Seascape(Aptos) for the last 16 yrs. A lot of in and out, and close to 500 times a day!!
Get distracted for a moment and here are three pages of stunning images...
Congratulations everyone! Already said, but the picture quality here is superb
Manuel
jviegas wrote:
Joshua, those from Lisbon brings me back memories
Thank you, Jose! I love the macro shots you posted. Manuel, Gene (navydoc)l and now you, made me itch to pull the trigger on that lens . I would have done it if I didn't have too many lenses in that FL (85-100mm) already. I just counted and currently I do have 6 lenses in that FL range already). In addition to that, I would like to get a Batis 85mm... I have to sell one or two first now....
JaKo wrote:
Joshua & Charles; thank you for sharing your images from Spain and Portugal. I really enjoy them!
Thank you very much, Jack! I am glad you like them.
At a glance, I thought the two images that Jack and Membler posted were of the same guy . I had to take a look at the two images twice to find out that they were two separate guys .
Charles, great shots! I saw a few portraits in your previous posts and now these - the A7r II can make the 135mm f/1.8 lens really shine ! Except for a few test shots, I haven't had the chance to use mine on that camera . I better go out soon.
AGeoJO wrote:
Charles, great shots! I saw a few portraits in your previous posts and now these - the A7r II can make the 135mm f/1.8 lens really shine ! Except for a few test shots, I haven't had the chance to use mine on that camera .
Thank you very much Joshua for the kind words The ZA 135 is amazing with A7rII. I actually prefer the rendering of the 135 as compared to my 75 Lux or even the 50 Nocti f/1.0 particularly with the A7rII. When you do get a chance I would love to see your shots.
Love your series of shots from Spain and Portugal!!!
Greggf wrote:
Joshua...never! I love looking at your travel photos!! And on a side note, I'm eligible for retirement from UPS in 7 yrs
But...I'll have an 11 yr old and a 15 yr old with impending college and whatever else is thrown out way
I think 10-12 is my goal. Even so, I'll only be 55 in tens yrs, so not too bad!!
G
It's funny to hear how old some of us are vs perception. Gregg, I would have pegged you in your early thirties. And not just because of your son but a little in the personality that comes across online as well.
Same with you Joshua. I had you pegged as much younger as well.
rji2goleez wrote:
It's funny to hear how old some of us are vs perception. Gregg, I would have pegged you in your early thirties. And not just because of your son but a little in the personality that comes across online as well.
Same with you Joshua. I had you pegged as much younger as well.
Thanks, Bob. I am flattered. I guess you are as young or as old, in this case, as you feel. Looking at your avatar picture, I assume that you would be about my son's age, probably even somewhat younger.
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