thanks Ben.
Yes, it's right. my big weakness (or one of them)
I do not know enough about things. or simply said. I'm too lazy and prefer to take photos instead of sitting on the pc.
and by the way. beautiful Loxia pictures.
nice weekend
MedicineMan404 wrote: xwing15 wroteHelBen85 wrote@xwing15@@@@: Fantastic! ((But with such a great picture, I would have tried to eliminate the distortion completely))
philber wrote: Gunzorro wroteRonny Olsson wrotehttps://farm5.staticflickr.com/4552/24289101708_4c911b6d67_h.jpg
Sony A7 II + Sony Zeiss Vario-Tessar T* FE 16-35mm f/4 ZA OSS by Ronny Olsson, on FlickrJust stunning, Ronny! The whole series deserves praise. Thanks for the inspiration! +2! Definitely!
My problem, though, is how many of you inspire me, just on the last 2 pages: Joshua (of course), René (as ever), Werner (once more), Helena (counter intuitive), Bob (tinge of jealousy -make that heap of jealousy if I'm even remotely honest), and Doug, and lacksative, and kai, and Karl-Heinz, and Jonathon, and Philip_pj, and Tri, and Dale.
But the one that took my breath away (please give it back, I miss it!) is Lieutenant Z. Wow!
Thank you, Philippe! I really appreciate your kind words.
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Here is an image from Yosemite although it could be from anywhere else using the Sony GM 100-400 lens
k-h.a.w wrote: Ronny Olsson wrotehttps://farm5.staticflickr.com/4552/24289101708_4c911b6d67_h.jpg
Sony A7 II + Sony Zeiss Vario-Tessar T* FE 16-35mm f/4 ZA OSS by Ronny Olsson, on FlickrWOW Ronny, what a fantastic landscape and image! Thanks. K-H.
Thanks K-H
Maybe a bit too much saturated colors
Sony A7R II + Zeiss Loxia 21mm f/2.8 by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
Having to follow talent like Ronny and Peire, well, I just have to push ahead undaunted!
Here's my first Autumn shot following my arrival in Aberdeen, Washington. This is also the first "remote" processing with my new laptop, which seems to be handling the task without hiccups.
I went out this morning under the gloomy (but dry!) conditions with the Loxia 35 on the a7R and the 12-24G on the a7R2. First shot honor goes to the Loxia.
Wandered around the neighborhood looking for some fall leaves today. Not too impressive, in general, but still enjoyed the attempt. These are with the C/Y 35-70:
Oh, and as my wife was with me, I made her pose for one pic:
^ People like you always make me hesitate to sell my copy of the Zeiss Contax 35-70/3.4. But I reach for the 24-70GM every time. Meanwhile, I still own the lens!
Stephen Bob, your wonderful shots with the 65 are forcing me to retreat in the one area where my Otus is sure to outperform the CV without any need to find out. Wide open!