Sony FE Images Thread
p.2530 #2Sony FE Images Thread
ManuelLaMantia wrote:
^^^ Wooooow
Thank you very much, Manuel! I got lucky with both the sunset and in particular with the sunrise the following morning.
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Here is another lone tree taken later on but the lower section was a tad cluttery at that spot. I didn't include that in the composition.
A second lone tree at the GC
^^^ Wooooow
Thank you very much, Manuel! I got lucky with both the sunset and in particular with the sunrise the following morning.
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Here is another lone tree taken later on but the lower section was a tad cluttery at that spot. I didn't include that in the composition.
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A second lone tree at the GC
Nov 11, 2017 at 04:52 PM
p.2530 #3Sony FE Images Thread
AGeoJO wrote:
Staying roughly on the same target....
Joshua, I am so impressed the picture of the "lone tree at the Grand Canyon after sunset". Not just because the framing is perfect and the light is beautiful but also because you have used an 18mm lens to include a large area of the canyon in the background without the slightest trace of perspective distortion.
Staying roughly on the same target....
Joshua, I am so impressed the picture of the "lone tree at the Grand Canyon after sunset". Not just because the framing is perfect and the light is beautiful but also because you have used an 18mm lens to include a large area of the canyon in the background without the slightest trace of perspective distortion.
Nov 11, 2017 at 06:52 PM
p.2530 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Excellent work, gentlemen. Joshua, those tree (silhouettes) at sunset are complete stunners.
I was busy with work again, but here are some shots from last month, when we still had foliage on the trees.
Loxia 21 stopped down.
Sony 70-300 G at 300mm and f8. Sorry for the onion rings.
I was busy with work again, but here are some shots from last month, when we still had foliage on the trees.
Loxia 21 stopped down.
Sony 70-300 G at 300mm and f8. Sorry for the onion rings.
Nov 11, 2017 at 06:55 PM
p.2530 #6Sony FE Images Thread
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Big Sur ~ (C) All Rights Reserved by Sett N trenZ, on Flickr
Big Sur ~ (C) All Rights Reserved by Sett N trenZ, on FlickrNov 11, 2017 at 09:06 PM
p.2530 #7Sony FE Images Thread
Today in New York, the temperature in the morning was 26 degrees, the first time this year that it has dipped below 40. We have a sunroom with a heated floor. The cats decided it was a good day to stay inside in the sunroom on blankets in baskets, with warmth rising all around them.
The first shot is with the Nokton 1.2, which I am trying out. The second is with the Sony 35 1.4, which I am trying out for the second time.
Malachy
Merlin
The first shot is with the Nokton 1.2, which I am trying out. The second is with the Sony 35 1.4, which I am trying out for the second time.
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Nov 11, 2017 at 10:04 PM
p.2530 #8Sony FE Images Thread
Loxia 21mm:
Cascade Falls by David Arbogast, on Flickr
CV 65mm:
Reflections on the Chattahoochee by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Cascade Falls by David Arbogast, on Flickr
CV 65mm:
Reflections on the Chattahoochee by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Nov 11, 2017 at 11:13 PM
p.2530 #9Sony FE Images Thread
Wow Jonathan, my first thought was what a great silhouette, then I noticed it was a straight shot of the bloke, well seen and shot. Cheers Ray
Nov 11, 2017 at 11:14 PM
p.2530 #10Sony FE Images Thread
contax g 28 + 5m pcx on kolari UT:
first is a stitch.
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first is a stitch.
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Nov 11, 2017 at 11:42 PM
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p.2530 #11Sony FE Images Thread
These two pictures are of a particularly large River Red Gum, the timber in front of my mate is actual branches that have fallen from the tree. Gum trees are prone to dropping branches in very hot weather, so when they say don't camp under gum trees this is why, as these branches would weigh many tons and be very deadly.
A711 and FE16-35f4
A711 and FE16-35f4
Nov 11, 2017 at 11:44 PM
p.2530 #12Sony FE Images Thread
genji wrote:
Joshua, I am so impressed the picture of the "lone tree at the Grand Canyon after sunset". Not just because the framing is perfect and the light is beautiful but also because you have used an 18mm lens to include a large area of the canyon in the background without the slightest trace of perspective distortion.
Jonathan, thank you very much for your kind words. Sometimes, I did get lucky when things fall into places like the conditions that evening.
I love the image of that guy smoking further down. Well captured and well presented in B&W!
Chris_88 wrote:
Excellent work, gentlemen. Joshua, those tree (silhouettes) at sunset are complete stunners.
I was busy with work again, but here are some shots from last month, when we still had foliage on the trees.
Loxia 21 stopped down.
Sony 70-300 G at 300mm and f8. Sorry for the onion rings.
Thank you very much, Chris!
Both are well captured images, Chris and I love that of yellow/red leaves. The bokeh balls are nice and round, even towards the edge and the onions rings are not that visible.
AGeoJO wrote
Staying roughly on the same target....Jonathan, thank you very much for your kind words. Sometimes, I did get lucky when things fall into places like the conditions that evening.
I love the image of that guy smoking further down. Well captured and well presented in B&W!
Chris_88 wrote:
Excellent work, gentlemen. Joshua, those tree (silhouettes) at sunset are complete stunners.
I was busy with work again, but here are some shots from last month, when we still had foliage on the trees.
Loxia 21 stopped down.
Sony 70-300 G at 300mm and f8. Sorry for the onion rings.
Thank you very much, Chris!
Both are well captured images, Chris and I love that of yellow/red leaves. The bokeh balls are nice and round, even towards the edge and the onions rings are not that visible.
Nov 12, 2017 at 12:02 AM
p.2530 #13Sony FE Images Thread
Joshua, I would call your pics extraordinary, except that, with you, they aren't...
. Still, calling them ordinary doesn't work either.... Unless I call them ordinary wall-haners and jaw-droppers...
Samuli, as ever, great work! And Dougo, and Derek, and David, and Chris... Hat off to each of you...!
Otus 28, when walking about with Kai...
. Still, calling them ordinary doesn't work either.... Unless I call them ordinary wall-haners and jaw-droppers...Samuli, as ever, great work! And Dougo, and Derek, and David, and Chris... Hat off to each of you...!
Otus 28, when walking about with Kai...
Nov 12, 2017 at 01:05 AM
p.2530 #14Sony FE Images Thread
philber wrote:
Joshua, I would call your pics extraordinary, except that, with you, they aren't.... Still, calling them ordinary doesn't work either.... Unless I call them ordinary wall-haners and jaw-droppers...
Samuli, as ever, great work! And Dougo, and Derek, and David, and Chris... Hat off to each of you...!
Otus 28, when walking about with Kai...
Thanks Philippe, what an interesting bicycle.
There must be an exciting story behind it.
Great shot.
K-H.
Joshua, I would call your pics extraordinary, except that, with you, they aren't...
. Still, calling them ordinary doesn't work either.... Unless I call them ordinary wall-haners and jaw-droppers...Samuli, as ever, great work! And Dougo, and Derek, and David, and Chris... Hat off to each of you...!
Otus 28, when walking about with Kai...
Thanks Philippe, what an interesting bicycle.
There must be an exciting story behind it.
Great shot.
K-H.
Nov 12, 2017 at 01:11 AM
p.2530 #15Sony FE Images Thread
Thanks, Karl-Heinz! It is a rent-a-bike. Their blight is that users don't take any care whatsoever, because they aren't theirs. This one is part of a system where you can drop it off anywhere. My guess is that the user went down the steps on the bike, got a video doing it, and just left the bike there, expecting that the "worth" of the video is more than the penalty for the state of the bike...
Nov 12, 2017 at 01:16 AM
p.2530 #16Sony FE Images Thread
AGeoJO wrote:
More from our trip to Vesterålen in northern Norway in September.
(Last one is from CV 21/1.8 and the rest CV 35/1.7.)Thank you very much, Helena! I have been quietly enjoying your images using that monocle Russian lens. Actually, I enjoy your images using any lens. Keep them coming, please.
That last shot, such beautiful scene Would be even better without the power lines.Thank you.Not moch to be done about power lines,alas.
Peire, I enjoy wonderful images from Poland. You have done an excellent job in highlighting the beauty of your country.
I am sure what Douglas meant was to clone the power lines out....
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Here is another image using the GM 70-200mm at the long end and at wide open
Thank you Joshua for your kind words.
HelenaN wrote
Beautiful photos from Grand Canyon Joshua!More from our trip to Vesterålen in northern Norway in September.
(Last one is from CV 21/1.8 and the rest CV 35/1.7.)
Peire wrote
kdrk888 wrote
Peire wrote
Would be even better without the power lines.I am sure what Douglas meant was to clone the power lines out....
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Here is another image using the GM 70-200mm at the long end and at wide open
Thank you Joshua for your kind words.
Nov 12, 2017 at 02:51 AM
p.2530 #17Sony FE Images Thread
a7, Minolta MC 85/1.7
Untitled by Pepijn Sauer, on Flickr
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Untitled by Pepijn Sauer, on Flickr
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Nov 12, 2017 at 03:31 AM
p.2530 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Leaving the Sounds by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Water lilies by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Fallen fern by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Nov 12, 2017 at 03:58 AM
p.2530 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Dougo wrote:
Wow Jonathan, my first thought was what a great silhouette, then I noticed it was a straight shot of the bloke, well seen and shot. Cheers Ray
Thanks Ray, "what a great silhouette" was my first thought too! The A7RII sensor captured a lot more shadow detail than I wanted but nothing that a little PP couldn't fix.
Wow Jonathan, my first thought was what a great silhouette, then I noticed it was a straight shot of the bloke, well seen and shot. Cheers Ray
Thanks Ray, "what a great silhouette" was my first thought too! The A7RII sensor captured a lot more shadow detail than I wanted but nothing that a little PP couldn't fix.
Nov 12, 2017 at 03:59 AM
p.2530 #20Sony FE Images Thread
Hello, my first post here.
Nice view from cafe in Chamonix Mont Blanc. A7rII and Loxia 21mm:
Chalet la Floria by jroine, on Flickr
Nice view from cafe in Chamonix Mont Blanc. A7rII and Loxia 21mm:
Chalet la Floria by jroine, on FlickrNov 12, 2017 at 04:16 AM