philber wrote:
Brillant set, Manuel! Also Bob, Daniel, Derek! great work!
Thank you very much Philippe and everyone else for Like received. I would like to thank you also all contributors who share stories and details about images posted here... it is very nice to read your posts
What should an 84 year old do on a rather cool (100F) day in Phoenix ? , why of course grab you camera and go to the zoo and cruise up Central Ave. looking for photo ops. Minolta 28A, Sigma 70 macro A and ancient Tamron MF 21 adapt-A-Matic lenses used, 6/11/2017.
Harry Palmer
Zoo Carousel.
Day of the dead lady and pal. Tamron 21 .
Alien. Tamron 21.
Media Company building.
Navajo Code Talker. Tamron 21. $00 Navajo Marines used their language as a unbreakable code in WW11.
puckman wrote:
You shooting with the small FE 35, Joshua? What happened to the 1.4 distagon?
By the way, you and I are long due for a get together.
And I am right in the middle of revamping my kit.
Yes, well observed, Nadim! I am on a non-photography trip and therefore I am traveling light. I still have the FE 35mm f/1.4 but on this trip I prefer the compact size and feather light weight of the 35mm f/2.8. Frankly, I did not anticipate shooting at aperture wider than f/2.8. In addition to that lens I do have the Loxia 21mm, Batis 85mm and CV 12mm. So far, so good.
BTW, I am actually impressed with that lens. Not only by the minimal weight and bulk but optically, too. I think it is a great lens and I believe Fred feels the same way. Check out this shot from earlier today after sunset at the "Old Man" River. I didn't see the actual sun set but the sky and the cloud formations afterwards were just awesome.
Wow. Those are indeed some great cloud formations. I'm finally back to shooting after a long "sabbatical". Looking forward to getting out again. Let me know when you're back in town and we'll set something up.