Phoenix Desert Botantical Garden, 4/01/16. Canon FD 300 F4 L lens plus combinations of FD 15,25U extendison tubes and a Vivitar FD macro focusing 2X converter (glass removed).
Harry Palmer
Still fresh,unbridled,restless and bright lady spring.The ancient holy mount feels great in such environment.
A7+Konica Hexanon AR 24/2.8
A7+Konica Hexanon AR 35/2.8
A7+Konica Hexanon AR 50/1.4
The spring sunglow over the fields at the forest bank...
A7R+OM Zuiko 200/5.0
A7R+OM Zuiko 135/3.5
Quiet villages awaiting the beginning of work in the fields...notice the falcon in the skies,near the church tower on the second picture,,,
A7R+OM Zuiko 200/5.0
Wild snowdrops,protected by law...and strong will of local people plus myself
A7R+OM Zuiko 135/3.5
Ruined palace from renaissance period - the style to be recognized only by what remained from the facade (upper left corner of the first picture,seen from the back)
A7R+OM Zuiko 35/2.8
A7R+OM Zuiko 24/2.8
I am impressed by how good the builders from the XVIth century were able to mix the field stones with large gothic,"two handed" bricks and contemporary sized bricks.And that gothic brick was well in use then still.
ManuelLaMantia wrote:
Eddie, very nice captures also in the precedent post ... the Canon seems as good as our Zony
Manuel
Thankyou Manuel. It performs as it should on the Sony but I still find myself wanting to swap it for the Sony version to lose the adaptor and the increased size.
HelenaN wrote:
Thank you Werner and I really like yours too!
Thank you! It's the new one. What's the easiest way to differentiate it from the older one in posts here? Add VM to the "label" like with the CV 50/1.5?
Some photos from yesterday with the Ultron 35/1.7 (new version):
Helena.I am not the first to say that,but looking blindly at any of your pictures I can recognize it's yours.That it great.Having one's own recognizable style is something special.
rji2goleez wrote:
More from my trip to Banff. I reprocessed the first image . . . I found that the image looks better by doing some steps ahead of others including a well placed noise reduction along the way. The rest are more from Two Jack Lake looking toward Mount Rundle.
All taken with the Batis 25/2 except the second; taken with the Rokinon 14/2.8
ManuelLaMantia wrote:
Bob, as you maybe know I'm one of your fans but let me say in the last period you seem really really inspired... absolutely stunning pictures
Manuel
... the Canon seems as good as our Zony 
