Looking across Heart Lake at mountainside at the far end of the Lake bathed in early morning light as the sun is coming up
Tripod mounted A7r and Minolta CLE MC 40mm f2 M-Rokkor lens
ISO 400, f11?, 1/30 second
Exposure corrected by +0.48 Stops; processed in LR6.4
October 4, 2015
At Heart Lake (Lake owned by the Adirondack Mountain Club), Lake Placid, NY
AGeoJO wrote:
Thank you for your kind comment, Joakim!
Thank you, K-H!
Jim, thank you very much for your flattering words!
Thank you again for your kind comment, Jim!
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I would like to express my sincere appreciation for all the "likes" that have been left for my posts. You guys are generous .
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Let's go back to some images from the French Estate and these are of Sabrina. I posted similar images but I don't believe these have been posted. If I did, I apologize.
Zeiss should be paying you a commission for selling so many of their Makro-Planar 100mm f/2 lenses. I know I've been tempted many times by you! Amazing...
Werner_Utsch wrote:
Beautiful Joshua and Helena !
Cheers
Werner
Thank you very much, Werner! Your images are "einmalig & wunderbar", Werner!
Gunzorro wrote:
Great lighting and textures!
Thank you very much, Jim!
I have been debating about posting this particular image from Costa Rica. The so-called glass frog, which is tiny and semi translucent frog, is quite common in CR. I posted several images of this frog here previously. While photographing the frog in its habitat, including light coming through while the frog was perching on the leave, I was thinking out loud of getting some images of the frog on a piece of glass pane. Our guide didn't say much and to my surprise he pulled out a piece of glass. Apparently, some folks tried that before and so, he was prepared .
Up to that point, I limited the extent of my photography to capture of what would be encountered under its natural living conditions and a piece of glass was definitely not in the repertoire. I figured, this is a rare opportunity and for the sake of photography, why not . So, I did take a few images of the frog lit from the top and bottom. Here is the first one from the top of the frog.
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