rji2goleez wrote:
Baby Loon is getting big but still with its parents.
Wow, those are fantastic Bob.
I will be posting my Batis 135mm for sale here tomorrow...just got to get one of those amazing FE 100-400mm GM's!!
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rji2goleez wrote:
Wow, David. You sure you want to sell that Batis
Thanks Bob. It was shot at f/5.6...I imagine the 100-400mm GM could do just as well on that, don't you think? Bokeh perhaps might not be better of course. I do appreciate the size and weight of the Batis for sure.
I wanted a bit more infrared color than my old 720nm converted Canon camera. I decided to get a Sony a6000 converted to infrared (590nm) by Kolari. Colorado via infrared...
Jim
Congrats, to Jim, Joan, DuelingLenses, david, Bob, Jordan!!! Inspiring!!!!
But I have to celebrate. In earlier years, there was Canaletto. Now we have Johnaletto! Super shot and concept, John!
It's been a while since I've checked this thread and I've only gone back a few pages so far (full catchup later). Terrific images by so many as usual ...
Here are a few citiscape and abstracty photos taken in Boston a few hours before I was sworn in last Thursday. The US is stuck with me now ...
Thank you very much, Philippe! That's a fabulous church interior. Otus 28mm lens?
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Although the scenery lent itself well for a color rendition but somehow somewhat contrasty B&W felt like appropriate for this image..... And a little variety won't hurt either. So, here it is then in B&W.
AGeoJO wrote:
Thank you very much, Philippe! That's a fabulous church interior. Otus 28mm lens?
Yes, it is. I now tend to reach for my 28 more often than for my 55, as a go-to lens, and, frankly, that is new for me. What is not new is how good your shot is...:-)
