Gunzorro wrote:
Great shots of Iceland, Ronny! Really different from what I've usually seen.
Joshua -- I'm glad you found a new vein in your Iceland images!
Bob -- I love the rendering of that lens. Great color and contrast at f/2.
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Here's a heavily overcast shot of the lumber baron's brother's mansion next door, finished a few years after the Hoquiam Castle. Sorry -- no interior shots (yet!). Taken from the observations veranda of the Castle's large turret 3rd floor. Heavily adjusted and cropped in LR to get "correct" perspective.
Thank you, Jim! I am enjoying your images from Washington, keep'm coming! It looks you like that area; for sure, the pace there is slower than down here in SoCal.
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Another portrait using the Sigma 135mm f/1.8 lens at wide open. Yes, the lens is an f/1.8 and not f/1.7 as displayed on the exif info; it is a Metabones' glitch .
Gunzorro wrote:
Great shots of Iceland, Ronny! Really different from what I've usually seen.
Joshua -- I'm glad you found a new vein in your Iceland images!
Bob -- I love the rendering of that lens. Great color and contrast at f/2.
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Here's a heavily overcast shot of the lumber baron's brother's mansion next door, finished a few years after the Hoquiam Castle. Sorry -- no interior shots (yet!). Taken from the observations veranda of the Castle's large turret 3rd floor. Heavily adjusted and cropped in LR to get "correct" perspective.
Thanks Jim . . . much appreciated. Greats shots with the FE12-24 but I can't let you have all the fun!
philber wrote:
Wow! Not sure it tells me a lot about the lens, but a very nice capture!
Thanks Phillipe, Well that's my testing which went through my usual Snapseed workflow (this was done on the phone). Not trying to convince people about the lens, that's not my intention anyway :-)
