Really nice set Alan !
Always top shot Joshua and Jack !
Werner and Rene wonderful pictures from both of you
Great shot Bobby !
Looks really nice Puckman !
Peire: Always superb colors !
Nothing to post lately but I'm always here to admire all your incredible captures... a silent presence but, as last Joshua post, "Cheers to all FMers!"
Manuel
Philippe, René, Ronny, I truly appreciate the kind words...
Here is a portrait of a rugged mezcal maker in a fairly remote area in Mexico. Mezcal, spelled with a "z", is a distilled alcoholic beverage made from maguey plant native to Mexico. See the barrels in the background ? He doesn't speak a word of English but fortunately, his son does. I just sent him a few images I took of his father by email.
Lens used was Canon 24-70mm f/2.8 Mark II and handheld. After a few shots I wanted to put my Batis on but ended up not doing so since we ran out of time...... Still, I am quite pleased with the results.
Stunning shots everyone! It is impossible to keep up and the like button is a wonderful to give credit the many amazing shots.
Gary, we were posting at the same time! Stunning landscape capture!!!
Joshua, stunning portrait!
Rene, superb shots. I love the composition of your street shots and stunning landscapes
Werner, great sets
Michael, wonderful
Bob, great as usual
Jack, love the portrait set!
Philippe, very nice shots!
Bobby, love the work with the "ghosts".
I just received my Batis 85 this morning and I spent about 1/2 hour optimizing my menu settings with eyeAF, face recognition, etc. So far this lens is amazing IMO. It is not too sharp as a portrait lens, and it works fantastically with the eyeAF. I was somewhat concerned this lens maybe too razor sharp as I prefer the more gentle roll off similar to the Mandler designed lenses.
First shot of my wife in the office this morning.
A7rII and Batis 85. I have added the B&W, as I am seeing a very nice tonality from this lens for B&W conversions.
? He doesn't speak a word of English but fortunately, his son does. I just sent him a few images I took of his father by email.
