Thank you, Gregg! Your images from that mission rock!
Thanks Joshua!
More from the Mission. This time portraits.
Gregg
A7rll and Loxia 35 & FE 50 1.4 ZA
One from last night. Houses of Parliament, Westminster, London. A7RII & Loxia 21. This shot has been done a million times but wanted to have a go at it
AGeoJO wrote: Greggf wroteJoshua...Holy Crap! Nice...
Rene...I rest my case on the Loxia 50. Just stupid, really
Gregg
A7rll and Loxia 35
More from the San Juan Bautista Mission TownThank you, Gregg! Your images from that mission rock!
Otus 55...Thank you, Philippe! Great images, especially the one with the reflection of the sky.
Ronny Olsson wroteThanks friends
Love that set Philippe
Nice color Gregg
Rene : Awesome as always
Just a superb shot Joshua
And the loxia shot on previous page is great !Thank you, Ronny and sorry for missing your quote last night. It was late and I was tired.
Your portraits of Roxana are excellent !
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We were getting ready to do some outdoor shooting when it rained on us. The weather was very dramatic in Southern California today. It ranged from beautifully sunny sky to completely dark sky with a storm system hovering above, producing hails and torrents of water. Some freeways got flooded today.
So we had to wait for the rain storm to pass through and here is the result.... two images taken indoors with the GM 85mm at wide open and deliberately rendered in soft tonality... a little bit of a high-key, if you will. It was raining outside, believe me . ...Show more →
xpfloyd wrote:
One from last night. Houses of Parliament, Westminster, London. A7RII & Loxia 21. This shot has been done a million times but wanted to have a go at it
Ronny Olsson wrote: xpfloyd wroteOne from last night. Houses of Parliament, Westminster, London. A7RII & Loxia 21. This shot has been done a million times but wanted to have a go at it
I assume you like'm ? Thank you! Your mission images are lovely, Gregg!
philber wrote:
Thanks, Joshua! Great portrait, too. Even when you are dealt lemons, you make champagne!
Gregg, very nice pics from that mission! Congrats!