Superb shot Bob
Fabulous Joshua
Very nice John with APO ..possible I had straighten it .. but it might lose some rendering
Rene and Werner great shot as always
Awesome shots Jack and Charles
Jim : Cool and great shot on the mailbox
Gunzorro wrote:
Joshua -- I regret I have but one like to give!
That second photo reminds me of surf shots of "shooting the curl". That lens seems an outstanding choice for the close confines.
Thank you, Jim. That lens really excels in tight space like in this canyon and ice caves .
johnahill wrote: AGeoJO wroteHere are 2 images from the Lower Antelope Canyon. The first one is straight up, inclining the blue sky. I consider this place a must visit for photographers; it is really one of the nature wonders in the world, at least to me .
Just FYI, the dynamic range/contrast at this location is enormous. I bracketed all images I took but towards underexposure.and the capability of the Sony sensor to lift up shadows without incurring much, if any, penalties comes in hand. That's why I could get the blue sky in some images.
Lens used is Canon 11-24mm f/3L with Metabones IV but in manual focus.Great images, Antelope is on my wish list. Maybe one day
Thank you, John! Yes, it is an absolutely must photographed location.
This is a neat spot in Southern Alberta that has large red spherical sandstone concretions that have eroded out of the softer bedrock. Pretty cool location at night.
thank you for your valuable comments. these treasures very much.
and congratulations, Joshua, Ronny, Werner, Bob, Charles and and and. (sorry, don't know all the names) to your fantastic pictures.
Today, with the ZA 24-70. am considering to buy the 24-70 GM. But don't think my images are better. But the full AF. would be very valuable for my Event photography.
Ronny Olsson wrote:
Superb shot Bob
Fabulous Joshua
Very nice John with APO ..possible I had straighten it .. but it might lose some rendering
Rene and Werner great shot as always
Awesome shots Jack and Charles
Jim : Cool and great shot on the mailbox
Cheers Ronny, believe it or not the horizon was straight according to the level in the a7r viewfinder , can't say the same about the gate, definitely wonky