Very good, thanks Tim, I was going to reply with some ram or sheepish type puns but thought better of it. These ewes and lambs are just across the lane from our house so its not too difficult to pick the best light, which helps. All hand held but with excited border collie being restrained with left arm.
Peter T wrote:
Excellent again Josh and you have also given me an idea for this year's fancy dress dinghy sailing race!
Clevedon Pier Somerset, with South Wales in the background
C/Y 50 1.4 MM + polariser + A7RII
Thank you, Peter!
Excellent image of that Pier, Peter!
Greggf wrote:
Joshua...love your mask series as well!!
Gregg
(borrowed)
Bokehlisciousness
Thank you, Gregg. Yup, the bokeh is sweet!
Peire wrote:
Perfect and perfect again,Joshua!!!
Thank you, Peire!
Here is an image from a rainy morning of the Trevi Fountain in Rome. Wet and cold and for a change that place was deserted. Well, almost... . I miss my family and I am ready to go home but I will stay 2 more days. BTW, the lens used was Canon 14mmL Mark II f/2.8.
HelenaN wrote:
However, most of the photos you picked as examples are either taken on days with more dramatic/contrasty light or of gritty urban subjects, with which I do more heavy PP.
I missed that - I assumed that you used same processing for all.
HelenaN wrote:
With the kind of winter scenes I have mostly shot after getting the CV I only do minimal PP. I guess I have to keep both for now.
Don't worry, one can't have too many normal lenses
Some "lakescapes" from last summer. Seems that I have lost my photo notes from this shootout - look like I forgot ND filter at home as I have used ISO <100 and f/11, but can't be sure. Most likely polarizer was not used, as it would have "muted" the lake reflections. All except 1st were HDR (Adobe Photoshop HDR to 32-bit -> Camera RAW filter).
Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 3.5/100 CY @ f/11.0, 0.3s, ILCE-7 @ ISO 50
Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 3.5/100 CY @ f/11.0, 1/80s, ILCE-7 @ ISO 80
Zeiss Loxia 2/50 FE @ f/11.0, 1/20s, ILCE-7 @ ISO 100
Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 3.5/100 CY @ f/11.0, 1/13s, ILCE-7 @ ISO 100
Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 2.8/25 CY @ f/11.0, 1/100s, ILCE-7R @ ISO 100
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Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 3.5/100 CY @ f/11.0, 1/25s, ILCE-7 @ ISO 80 - environmental portrait
Peter T wrote:
Very good, thanks Tim, I was going to reply with some ram or sheepish type puns but thought better of it. These ewes and lambs are just across the lane from our house so its not too difficult to pick the best light, which helps. All hand held but with excited border collie being restrained with left arm.
A few from my recent trip to Death Valley NP. I look forward to going again!
1. Panorama 8 shot stitched in PS, FE 70-200 f/4 at 100mm
2. Shot with Samyang 14mm f/2.8 at f/2.8| ISO 3200| 30 seconds| No in camera NR used Noiseless Pro post processing.
3. Shot with Samyang 14mm f/2.8 at f/2.8| ISO 3200| 28 seconds| No in camera NR used Noiseless Pro post processing.
4. & 5. Shot with FE 70-200 f/4
Johua...super series! Love the Fountain grab. Really quite spectacular, be honest.
Charles...You have a very patient and understanding better half
Gregg
Borrowed a customers Cron 50 IV to try on the A7rll...
You tell me
A7rll and Summicrom M 50 v4
Greggf wrote:
Johua...super series! Love the Fountain grab. Really quite spectacular, be honest.
Charles...You have a very patient and understanding better half
Gregg
Thanks, Gregg! You got great images there yourself!
I agree what you said about Charles' situation. It is not for nothing the other half is called "better", right?
. I miss my family and I am ready to go home but I will stay 2 more days. BTW, the lens used was Canon 14mmL Mark II f/2.8.
