rico wrote: molson wroteTaken this morning before the breeze picked up too much... first image is from the A7R II and 90mm f2.8 G macro.Molson, I like your presentation of the foxglove.
Photo taken in Magic Hour about 18 minutes before sunset
Looking across Big Meadows in Magic Hour just before sunset
Tripod mounted A7r and Leica M 90mm f2.5 Summarit lens
ISO 200, f11, 1/60 second; processed in LR6.10.1
Exposure Corrected +0.36 Stops
October 17, 2015
At Big Meadows, Shenandoah NP, Virginia
AGeoJO wrote:
Manuel, you are moving up or is it down (? ) with your composition! Apparently you are not satisfied with just a single pop there, huh?
Joshua, I was standing with camera far from my face looking down to the flip screen trying to be in incognito then, to be sure about focusing, I took a couple of shots and in the end I've been lucky... both were more than ok
BTW, always impressed by your perfect composition!
xwing15 wrote:
Trying this Picture style Manuel?
Not exactly, René... something more bendy Great images as usual from you and incredible variety of subjects
Werner_Utsch wrote:
Inspired by Manuel ....
I'm flattered Werner... very nice mood and framing in your grab! you remind me I have some architectural captures taken in LA where I tried to emulate you soon here
Some more with Canon nFD 100mm f/2
Edit: #2 probably taken a bit stopped down... kinda f/4 or f/5.6
ManuelLaMantia wrote: AGeoJO wroteManuel, you are moving up or is it down (? ) with your composition! Apparently you are not satisfied with just a single pop there, huh?Joshua, I was standing with camera far from my face looking down to the flip screen trying to be in incognito then, to be sure about focusing, I took a couple of shots and in the end I've been lucky... both were more than ok
BTW, always impressed by your perfect composition!
Some more with Canon nFD 100mm f/2
Manuel
Stolen shots are rewarding . More great images using the FD lens. I had that lens in my film days using Canon gear, many, many moons ago.
Thank you! I ended up cropping more the lower right end of that image of the Golden Gate, BTW.
Here are two more images using the Loxia 21mm. I must say, I am pleased with the results.