Sony FE Images Thread
p.2533 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Mcbroomf - These are amazing ! did you have to lie down in the ice to shoot them ?
Nov 13, 2017 at 05:59 AM
p.2533 #2Sony FE Images Thread
mcbroomf, I love everything ice and yours are great!
A7 and the 50mm Russian Monocle/Monolens:
A7 and the 50mm Russian Monocle/Monolens:
Nov 13, 2017 at 06:43 AM
p.2533 #3Sony FE Images Thread
genji wrote:
Beautiful images, Danny! Is the show crowded? I don't imagine you'd be allowed to use a tripod and achieving such accurate focus hand-held and wide open, let alone dealing with the mixed lighting, must be a challenge to say the least.
Thanks! Surprisingly, it was just the opposite. I don't think there was a time when I was the only one there, but there were never more than 2-4 others. I did take the tripod in, figuring that I'd use it unless someone said that it wasn't allowed, but there were no complaints and I used it for the 3 hours that I was there. Lighting was the main problem; there were many flowers I'd like to have done, but skipped them due to bad light or bad position (too high, etc).
Beautiful images, Danny! Is the show crowded? I don't imagine you'd be allowed to use a tripod and achieving such accurate focus hand-held and wide open, let alone dealing with the mixed lighting, must be a challenge to say the least.
Thanks! Surprisingly, it was just the opposite. I don't think there was a time when I was the only one there, but there were never more than 2-4 others. I did take the tripod in, figuring that I'd use it unless someone said that it wasn't allowed, but there were no complaints and I used it for the 3 hours that I was there. Lighting was the main problem; there were many flowers I'd like to have done, but skipped them due to bad light or bad position (too high, etc).
Nov 13, 2017 at 08:11 AM
p.2533 #4Sony FE Images Thread
avalon27 wrote:
Mcbroomf - These are amazing ! did you have to lie down in the ice to shoot them ?
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HelenaN wrote:
mcbroomf, I love everything ice and yours are great!
BJavalon, Helena
Thanks very much. Yes, I had to kneel, crouch, sit and lie on the frozen grass and weeds at the edge of the bogs to get close enough and low enough to get the compositions I was after.
The last few; the 1st showing the ditch around one of the bogs
Mike
Mcbroomf - These are amazing ! did you have to lie down in the ice to shoot them ?
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HelenaN wrote:
mcbroomf, I love everything ice and yours are great!
BJavalon, Helena
Thanks very much. Yes, I had to kneel, crouch, sit and lie on the frozen grass and weeds at the edge of the bogs to get close enough and low enough to get the compositions I was after.
The last few; the 1st showing the ditch around one of the bogs
Mike
Nov 13, 2017 at 08:19 AM
p.2533 #5Sony FE Images Thread
^^^^ Mike, your encapsulation images are gorgeous! I was about to ask you about the lens then I noticed that you used the CV 65mm APO Lanthar lens. You did an excellent job capturing those unique features, especially for someone like me that lives in warmer SoCal 
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I posted a similar image taken from the Yosemite NP with the Loxia 21mm before. For this, taken on the following day, I used the CV 65mm APO Lanthar from a position quite a bit further back to get the Half Dome to be "closer".
Iconic Elm tree in Yosemite NP
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I posted a similar image taken from the Yosemite NP with the Loxia 21mm before. For this, taken on the following day, I used the CV 65mm APO Lanthar from a position quite a bit further back to get the Half Dome to be "closer".
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Iconic Elm tree in Yosemite NP
Nov 13, 2017 at 09:25 AM
p.2533 #6Sony FE Images Thread
HelenaN wrote:
mcbroomf, I love everything ice and yours are great!
A7 and the 50mm Russian Monocle/Monolens:
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2017/20171007_021_a7-mc50b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2017/20170908_007_a7-mc50b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2017/20170919_001_a7-mc50b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2017/20171005_009_a7-mc50b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2017/20171110_009_a7-mc50b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2017/20171106_011_a7-mc50b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2017/20171110_022_a7-mc50b.jpg
Helena -- Could this be your best set with the Monocle lens? At least until your next post! Beautiful work!
mcbroomf, I love everything ice and yours are great!
A7 and the 50mm Russian Monocle/Monolens:
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2017/20171007_021_a7-mc50b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2017/20170908_007_a7-mc50b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2017/20170919_001_a7-mc50b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2017/20171005_009_a7-mc50b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2017/20171110_009_a7-mc50b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2017/20171106_011_a7-mc50b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2017/20171110_022_a7-mc50b.jpg
Helena -- Could this be your best set with the Monocle lens? At least until your next post!
Beautiful work! Nov 13, 2017 at 10:22 AM
p.2533 #7Sony FE Images Thread
mcbroomf wrote:
A few more ice encapsulations, all 65mm VC/A7R2
"Ballet"
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/63/551663/1/166551483.asceEdwC.1450-_R222591--26.jpg
"A Gathering"
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/63/551663/1/166551482.0MdGBZfG.1450-_R222576--25.jpg
"A Glade of Ice Trees"
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/63/551663/1/166551513.IECCnaWD.1450-_R223100--50.jpg
"Ice Lava"
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/63/551663/1/166551504.pGRkecZQ.1450-_R223016--41.jpg
"Illuminated"
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/63/551663/1/166551517.0xByT2UC.1450-_R223163--54.jpg
Wow, Mike! That's some amazing imaging with the ice and CV 65. Great illustrative story telling.
A few more ice encapsulations, all 65mm VC/A7R2
"Ballet"
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/63/551663/1/166551483.asceEdwC.1450-_R222591--26.jpg
"A Gathering"
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/63/551663/1/166551482.0MdGBZfG.1450-_R222576--25.jpg
"A Glade of Ice Trees"
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/63/551663/1/166551513.IECCnaWD.1450-_R223100--50.jpg
"Ice Lava"
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/63/551663/1/166551504.pGRkecZQ.1450-_R223016--41.jpg
"Illuminated"
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/63/551663/1/166551517.0xByT2UC.1450-_R223163--54.jpg
Wow, Mike! That's some amazing imaging with the ice and CV 65. Great illustrative story telling.
Nov 13, 2017 at 10:30 AM
p.2533 #8Sony FE Images Thread
Jim, Joshua .. thanks.
I think the 65mm CV is a keeper
I think the 65mm CV is a keeper
Nov 13, 2017 at 11:05 AM
p.2533 #9Sony FE Images Thread
mcbroomf wrote:
Jim, Joshua .. thanks.
I think the 65mm CV is a keeper
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/63/551663/1/166551464.rPlk766U.1450-_R222400--9.jpg
I most certainly agree . . .
The streets of Lucerne, Switzerland
Jim, Joshua .. thanks.
I think the 65mm CV is a keeper
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/63/551663/1/166551464.rPlk766U.1450-_R222400--9.jpg
I most certainly agree . . .
The streets of Lucerne, Switzerland
Nov 13, 2017 at 11:24 AM
p.2533 #10Sony FE Images Thread
A7R II + Zeiss Makro-Planar T* 100mm f/2 by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
Sony A7R II + Zeiss Makro-Planar T* 100mm f/2 by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
Nov 13, 2017 at 12:35 PM
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p.2533 #11Sony FE Images Thread
a7, voigtlander 15/4.5 VMIII
Untitled by Pepijn Sauer, on Flickr
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Untitled by Pepijn Sauer, on Flickr
Edited on Nov 13, 2017 at 12:39 PM · View previous versions
Nov 13, 2017 at 12:36 PM
p.2533 #13Sony FE Images Thread
a7, Voigtlander 15/4.5 VMIII
Untitled by Pepijn Sauer, on Flickr
Untitled by Pepijn Sauer, on Flickr
Nov 13, 2017 at 01:08 PM
p.2533 #14Sony FE Images Thread
rji2goleez wrote:
I think the 65mm CV is a keeper
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/63/551663/1/166551464.rPlk766U.1450-_R222400--9.jpgI most certainly agree . . .
The streets of Lucerne, Switzerland
Bob -- Thanks for your wonderful photos from the places you visit for work! Amazing, as always!
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Here are some the local woods near my home in Aberdeen, WA, following a tremendous wind and rainstorm last night. Needed to wear the good old rubber boots to stay clean!
Continuing with the Loxia 35, LR Classic CC.
mcbroomf wrote
Jim, Joshua .. thanks.I think the 65mm CV is a keeper
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/63/551663/1/166551464.rPlk766U.1450-_R222400--9.jpg
The streets of Lucerne, Switzerland
Bob -- Thanks for your wonderful photos from the places you visit for work! Amazing, as always!
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Here are some the local woods near my home in Aberdeen, WA, following a tremendous wind and rainstorm last night. Needed to wear the good old rubber boots to stay clean!
Continuing with the Loxia 35, LR Classic CC.
Nov 13, 2017 at 01:11 PM
p.2533 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Back to the morning in Grand Canyon when the rain started to come down at the far end of the canyon and the sun broke through an opening in the ominous rain clouds, creating dramatic conditions. What an amazing experience!
One morning at the Grand Canyon NP
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One morning at the Grand Canyon NP
Nov 13, 2017 at 04:28 PM
p.2533 #19Sony FE Images Thread
AGeoJO wrote:
Back to the morning in Grand Canyon when the rain started to come down at the far end of the canyon and the sun broke through an opening in the ominous rain clouds, creating dramatic conditions. What an amazing experience!
Holy smoke! Joshua, that's dramatic!
Back to the morning in Grand Canyon when the rain started to come down at the far end of the canyon and the sun broke through an opening in the ominous rain clouds, creating dramatic conditions. What an amazing experience!
Holy smoke! Joshua, that's dramatic!
Nov 13, 2017 at 04:31 PM
p.2533 #20Sony FE Images Thread
kdrk888 wrote:
Holy smoke! Joshua, that's dramatic!
Thank you, Douglas. I was gasping for air and kept on taking pictures to keep up with the rapidly changing conditions. It seemed like the conditions changed every 5 seconds or so. I was trying to capture as much as I could; fortunately, I managed to get a few pano shots using a longer lens for more resolution, too. The ironic thing is, out of approximately 100 people that showed up early in the morning at the Hopi Point for the sunrise, only 3, including myself and a couple, left to witness this awesome display. The vast majority left as soon as they noticed it started to drizzle. Sorry, if you have read this comment before....
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AGeoJO wrote
Back to the morning in Grand Canyon when the rain started to come down at the far end of the canyon and the sun broke through an opening in the ominous rain clouds, creating dramatic conditions. What an amazing experience!Thank you, Douglas. I was gasping for air and kept on taking pictures to keep up with the rapidly changing conditions. It seemed like the conditions changed every 5 seconds or so. I was trying to capture as much as I could; fortunately, I managed to get a few pano shots using a longer lens for more resolution, too. The ironic thing is, out of approximately 100 people that showed up early in the morning at the Hopi Point for the sunrise, only 3, including myself and a couple, left to witness this awesome display. The vast majority left as soon as they noticed it started to drizzle. Sorry, if you have read this comment before....
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Nov 13, 2017 at 04:40 PM