2 shot vertical pano with the Loxia 21mm. I'll need to come back and get some shots when the lights are on. This was more or less a test shot before sunset.
Fred Miranda wrote:
The leather next to it adds a nice context to the image. Awesome shot!
+1 Not only what Fred writes, but this reminds me what a wonderful little lens the 90 Elmar-C is. If it plays nice with the Sony, it is definitely a contender in terms of quality for close-up shots, and does very well at infinity as well.
This thread continues to be addictive, a big thank you to everyone who contributes to this thread. A couple shots (with the FE 100-400mm) from yesterday morning... The cool/wet August and the hot/dry September this year in this region confused the trees. The foliage is not looking good this year.
Just got my new Laowa 15 f/2. Super impressed with this lens so far, loving the rendering and sharpness! Managed to get a well-centered copy as well, something that I was fretting about.
We had a nice cool wet summer....but then September was incredibly dry with some really hot patches. We did get some rain to bring the water levels back up, but some of the leaves were "damaged" for lack of a better term.
It's an amazing place, so many quality waterfalls in such a small area. Spring or fall it's beautiful. Hope you can make the trip sometime.
-Tim
MedicineMan404 wrote:
Dream photos from Rickets=a dream of mine to visit that state park someday.
Tried for a sunrise and went to the lake again this morning. A bit better light today. Went to a different location for the sunrise: the "Big View." The actual sunrise was in an awkward location, but the color before the sun came up was pretty nice....
AGeoJO wrote:
Another image from Venice earlier in the year using a lens that I love at wide open.... Since it was almost monochrome, it was converted to B&W.
looks like it would be a fantastic Halloween costume
