HelenaN wrote:
Thank you very much Jim! Much appreciated.
I have some shots from the Monolens too, but hesitate to post them here since I think that most people here will not like the style.
Certainly that's up to you, but as a fan I can say I'd like to see some, if only for technical reasons. But I'm sure you will be finding interesting and expressive ways to use it. That's only me, but you can judge by the "likes" you get (or don't get) how well it is received.
Yes, it was history and it happened long time ago but a recent visit to a plantation, Oak Alley, in the South left an impression on me. Over 220 men, women and children were enslaved at that sugar plantation. Dehumanized and quantified like any other commodity, they appear in sales records and inventories. Yet as people they have been forgotten by history. Currently, it is a place where you can look back into the dark side of history and imagine how it was back then.
The caption of the first image is the inscription of that wall.
Nice to see you post Helena .. Nice set
Joshua : Loxia looks great ! Nice set .. Fantastic portrait on the previous page
VinhNguyen: Nice portrait
Werner : Stunnig as always my friend !
nehemiahphoto: Great set !
Philippe : Great shot and nice use of Otus
Peire: Fantastic colors as always
Kierzkow : Really nice shots and the last one I love !
Ronny Olsson wrote:
Nice to see you post Helena .. Nice set
Joshua : Loxia looks great ! Nice set .. Fantastic portrait on the previous page
VinhNguyen: Nice portrait
Werner : Stunnig as always my friend !
nehemiahphoto: Great set !
Philippe : Great shot and nice use of Otus
Peire: Fantastic colors as always
Kierzkow : Really nice shots and the last one I love !
Gammage Center For The Arts, Arizona State University, Tempe,Arizona, 7/04/2017. Sigma 70 Macro in A mount and Tamron MF 21MM adapt A Matic lenses used.
Harry Palmer
Ronny Olsson wrote:
Nice to see you post Helena .. Nice set
Joshua : Loxia looks great ! Nice set .. Fantastic portrait on the previous page
VinhNguyen: Nice portrait
Werner : Stunnig as always my friend !
nehemiahphoto: Great set !
Philippe : Great shot and nice use of Otus
Peire: Fantastic colors as always
Kierzkow : Really nice shots and the last one I love !
Great shot and nice lighting, Ronny! That is available light in the church?
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More houses and yards around Aberdeen in overcast Spring.
Loxia 21, Loxia 35, and I believe the last was a 2-shot composite with Leica R 60/2.8 macro; LRCC.
Gunzorro wrote:
Great shot and nice lighting, Ronny! That is available light in the church?
Thanks Philippe and Jim
Yes, the light was good for being in a church
Sony A7R II + Zeiss Makro-Planar T* 100mm f/2 by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
To my mind, there continue to be some really nice images in this thread. So thanks everyone for sharing your posts.
On the subject of what defines images that will appeal to others, I actually do find it somehow more difficult lately to assess or even predict this. Frankly, I am also torn whether such criteria might too much restrict oneself to develop further or whether it should actually be a key criteria to assess whether and how far one evolves ...
