Super grabs these pages! It's awesome to see such diversity!
Ronny....speechless. Really. Breathtaking...really.
Joshua...uh huh. You too.
Werner...champagne.....
Rene...love those Rokkor images...very nice "pop"...
Gregg
A7rll and Leica R 35-70/4
I'm really into silhouettes at the moment, please bear with me
Greggf wrote:
Super grabs these pages! It's awesome to see such diversity!
Ronny....speechless. Really. Breathtaking...really.
Joshua...uh huh. You too.
Werner...champagne.....
Rene...love those Rokkor images...very nice "pop"...
Gregg
A7rll and Leica R 35-70/4
I'm really into silhouettes at the moment, please bear with me
Thank you, Gregg . Silhouette away, I would say !
Here in another one from Venice - she was quite animated.
Joshua : Your Venice shot is awesome !
Greagg It's nice to have you back and your lovely shot
Werner and Rene : Just as always very nice shots !
Rich : Very nice Natureshots as always
And Manuel love your lastest set of shots
And the rest Helena, Samuli,Sean and everybody else nice shot n!
This is a great thread
Sony A7R II + Zeiss Loxia 21mm f/2.8 by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
Joshua : Your Venice shot is awesome !
Greagg It's nice to have you back and your lovely shot
Werner and Rene : Just as always very nice shots !
Rich : Very nice Natureshots as always
And Manuel love your lastest set of shots
And the rest Helena, Samuli,Sean and everybody else nice shot n!
This is a great thread
Just drove down yesterday from fixer-upper home in Aberdeen, WA, to my home in Simi Valley, CA. Nice little 16.5 hour jaunt!
Uploaded my images -- now the work begins.
Starting off with a pleasant shot of a home owner I met, Michelle, raking leaves and fir cones as I wandered her neighborhood taking pictures of the homes and ambiance.
Yes, the sun does shine there occasionally, between the rain. I look forward to those days to take photos around town or take short trips.
This photo is the first published with the Loxia 35/2, purchased from Chuck Coyne, and shipped to me there. The trip became an extended courtship with the lens, which I like very much.
This particular picture is not really a test of the lenses qualities, being shot in extremely challenging lighting. But even here, I think it lends a charm and feel that captures the sponteneity of the moment.
Canon 50/1.2L, wide open, Sigma MC-11, hand held, LRCC -- minimal PP: straightening and +.24 EV, no NR or WB correction.
Pre-show photo of my high school best friend, and father of the bass player in the headlining band (of five bands in the house party). Mike is a very talented guitarist and multi-instrumentalist, father to three sons who carry on the musical gene pool.
. Silhouette away, I would say 
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