Joshua...Stunning images of the "ghosts"....I would have loved to been a part of that shoot!!
Jordan...excellent FE28 grabs. The third is really nice.
Jack...love the red!
Been away for a bit. Huge family changes(good👍🏻just took place haven't had time to post or even edit. It's all good.
And we got a puppy....whoa....forgot what it was like having s baby!!
Gregg
A7rM and recently acquired Canon Fd 135/2
Nice Greg Love the background in the first one especially, looks to be a very nice lens. I have the Soligor, which is not supposed to be quite as good. I may have to pull it out.
New ice rink opened and skating was free Yo! by unoh7, Canon LTM 100/2
Whirl by unoh7, Nikkor 180/2.8 ED It is fantastic event and landscape lens, incredible value, but edgy bokeh. But this whole scene was a bit edgy
This guy is THE photojournalist in the valley, forever. Total character. He prediected the injury statistics. Willie by unoh7, Canon FL 55/1.2 This is wide open. It was a complete new design, 1968, and is really something, even today. I paid 110USD
Photo taken about 2 minutes before sunrise (which was at 4:51 AM), June 30, 2015, looking into Frenchman Bay from Egg Rock overlook, Mount Desert, Acadia National Park, Maine. Image taken with my tripod mounted A7r and my Leica M 90mm f2.5 Summarit lens, ISO 100, lens set to probably f11 for 1/6 second. Processed in LR6.
2015 Waxahachie, TX Veterans weekend.
Very overcast no sky at all. Broke out the Nissin Flash for most of the shots.
A7II with FE 55 1.8 Vetday18-9 by texbaz2011, on Flickr
Ha Ha ... the short answer is No. Truth be told, I have succumbed to peer pressure! All by buddies but one are now shooting with the A7RII and I am being called a Nancy-boy (aka girlie man) for sticking with m43. But you know what? The m43 is more camera than I will ever need, and its capabilities far exceed my photographic skills set. So why do I need a larger sensor and more pixels? Well, I really don't.
So what's changed? 2 things - the size of the Sony FF bodies and the quality of the sensor - the DR is just insane and the size and bulk was what prompted me to move away from the DSLR to m43, as I do quite a bit of travel photography and I just cannot deal with the bulk/weight. And FF lenses are getting smaller and lighter as well. Heck, the Batis 85/1.8 is almost the same size and weight as the Nocticron ... and it's less expensive!
Having said that, I am still having problems dealing with the size/weight and price of DSLR or FF super-tele lenses i.e. upwards of 300mm. And this is where m43 (to me) will have a significant advantage over FF/DSLR. I am planning to get either the Olympus 300/4 or Panasonic-Leica 100-400 zoom for my E-M1.
just took place haven't had time to post or even edit. It's all good.
Love the background in the first one especially, looks to be a very nice lens. I have the Soligor, which is not supposed to be quite as good. I may have to pull it out. 
