Sony FE Images Thread
p.2534 #1Sony 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!
Stunning shot Joshua, you never cease to amaze! Holy smoke sums it up very cleverly Douglas.
Must also mention Mike's wonderful ice encapsulated plants, superb!
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!
Stunning shot Joshua, you never cease to amaze! Holy smoke sums it up very cleverly Douglas.
Must also mention Mike's wonderful ice encapsulated plants, superb!
Nov 13, 2017 at 04:58 PM
p.2534 #2Sony FE Images Thread
Peter T wrote:
Stunning shot Joshua, you never cease to amaze! Holy smoke sums it up very cleverly Douglas.
Must also mention Mike's wonderful ice encapsulated plants, superb!
Thank you, Peter! It has to do with luck, I would say. I spent 4 nights at the Yosemite on a photography trip with my shooting buddies. The weather didn't change a bit; it was always sunny and blue sky without any clouds whatsoever. Originally, the trip was scheduled for 5 nights but we cut it short to just 4. It was great for 2-3 days but we kept on getting the exact same conditions over and over again. Don't get me wrong, Yosemite was photogenic but there was simple no variety in the shooting conditions and they got old fast.
At the Grand Canyon, I spent just a single night with my folks and we took the special train from Williams, more as tourists. And the morning before we left, I was treated by such a spectacular light show. I didn't even bring my tripod with me that time around but I had my table pod that used to rest my gear on fence or on signs/explanation board. So, being there at the right location and time helps me getting the shots.
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!Must also mention Mike's wonderful ice encapsulated plants, superb!
Thank you, Peter! It has to do with luck, I would say. I spent 4 nights at the Yosemite on a photography trip with my shooting buddies. The weather didn't change a bit; it was always sunny and blue sky without any clouds whatsoever. Originally, the trip was scheduled for 5 nights but we cut it short to just 4. It was great for 2-3 days but we kept on getting the exact same conditions over and over again. Don't get me wrong, Yosemite was photogenic but there was simple no variety in the shooting conditions and they got old fast.
At the Grand Canyon, I spent just a single night with my folks and we took the special train from Williams, more as tourists. And the morning before we left, I was treated by such a spectacular light show. I didn't even bring my tripod with me that time around but I had my table pod that used to rest my gear on fence or on signs/explanation board. So, being there at the right location and time helps me getting the shots.
Nov 13, 2017 at 05:16 PM
p.2534 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Starlight, Starbright
Rapperswil, Switzerland with the CV65/2
Rapperswil, Switzerland with the CV65/2
Nov 13, 2017 at 08:57 PM
p.2534 #5Sony 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!
An amazing capture Joshua. Don't think I've ever seen the canyon more beautiful and dramatic. Very very well done.
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!
An amazing capture Joshua. Don't think I've ever seen the canyon more beautiful and dramatic. Very very well done.
Nov 13, 2017 at 10:29 PM
p.2534 #6Sony FE Images Thread
rji2goleez wrote:
Starlight, Starbright
Rapperswil, Switzerland with the CV65/2
Incredible stars Bob, I have to wonder how many CVs you'll sell for Voigtlander !!
Starlight, Starbright
Rapperswil, Switzerland with the CV65/2
Incredible stars Bob, I have to wonder how many CVs you'll sell for Voigtlander !!
Nov 13, 2017 at 10:31 PM
p.2534 #7Sony FE Images Thread
Peter T wrote:
Stunning shot Joshua, you never cease to amaze! Holy smoke sums it up very cleverly Douglas.
Must also mention Mike's wonderful ice encapsulated plants, superb!
+1. My thoughts exactly on both counts! Hat off to both!
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!Must also mention Mike's wonderful ice encapsulated plants, superb!
+1. My thoughts exactly on both counts! Hat off to both!
Nov 13, 2017 at 10:33 PM
p.2534 #8Sony FE Images Thread
Batis 135mm:
Character by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Reading to the Pooch by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Contemplating a Move by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Walking His Ride by David Arbogast, on Flickr
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Character by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Reading to the Pooch by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Contemplating a Move by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Walking His Ride by David Arbogast, on Flickr
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Nov 13, 2017 at 11:31 PM
p.2534 #9Sony FE Images Thread
@AgeoJO superb capture Joshua! Those clouds and the light are off the charts great.
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p.2534 #11Sony FE Images Thread
Contax 35-70/3.4 #1 From left to right you have the Toilata, the Room, the Mountain View Hotel (welcome), and a restaurant. 20 metres behind is the mountain, looks like about 600 metres up to the top. #2 Large freight trucks ply the main highway up to the 5300m pass. The short cut is no good for them, but cars take it. 6-7 dhabas serve up fine Indian food, better than anywhere in the West (true).
Nov 14, 2017 at 01:03 AM
p.2534 #13Sony FE Images Thread
Peter T wrote:
Stunning shot Joshua, you never cease to amaze! Holy smoke sums it up very cleverly Douglas.
Must also mention Mike's wonderful ice encapsulated plants, superb!
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philber wrote:
Stunning shot Joshua, you never cease to amaze! Holy smoke sums it up very cleverly Douglas.
Must also mention Mike's wonderful ice encapsulated plants, superb!+1. My thoughts exactly on both counts! Hat off to both!
Peter, Philippe,
Thanks, and a +1 for Joshua's Grand Canyon terrific image. I think as photographers we know that perseverance often pays off ...
Mike
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!Must also mention Mike's wonderful ice encapsulated plants, superb!
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philber wrote:
Peter T wrote
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!Must also mention Mike's wonderful ice encapsulated plants, superb!
Peter, Philippe,
Thanks, and a +1 for Joshua's Grand Canyon terrific image. I think as photographers we know that perseverance often pays off ...
Mike
Nov 14, 2017 at 04:16 AM
p.2534 #14Sony FE Images Thread
a7, Voigtlander 15/4.5 VMIII
Untitled by Pepijn Sauer, on Flickr
Untitled by Pepijn Sauer, on Flickr
Nov 14, 2017 at 04:36 AM
p.2534 #15Sony FE Images Thread
Two more with A7
16-35 f4 (no ND...)
Port Louis by NEMEAD, sur Flickr
Loxia 50
Roma by NEMEAD, sur Flickr
16-35 f4 (no ND...)
Port Louis by NEMEAD, sur FlickrLoxia 50
Roma by NEMEAD, sur FlickrNov 14, 2017 at 05:09 AM
p.2534 #16Sony FE Images Thread
a7 Voigtlander 15/4.5 VMIII
Untitled by Pepijn Sauer, on Flickr
Untitled by Pepijn Sauer, on Flickr
Nov 14, 2017 at 05:54 AM
p.2534 #17Sony FE Images Thread
a7, Voigtlander 15/4.5 VMIII
Untitled by Pepijn Sauer, on Flickr
Untitled by Pepijn Sauer, on Flickr
Nov 14, 2017 at 08:05 AM
p.2534 #19Sony FE Images Thread
MedicineMan404 wrote:
An amazing capture Joshua. Don't think I've ever seen the canyon more beautiful and dramatic. Very very well done.
Robert, I really appreciate your kind words!
philber wrote:
Must also mention Mike's wonderful ice encapsulated plants, superb!+1. My thoughts exactly on both counts! Hat off to both!
Thank you very much, Philippe!
digital_AM wrote:
@AgeoJO@ superb capture Joshua! Those clouds and the light are off the charts great.
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Kress Building in SATX. 3 shot vertical pano with the Loxia 21.
Thank you kindly, Alfredo! Your architect images in the last few pages are excellent!
mcbroomf wrote:
Peter, Philippe,
Thanks, and a +1 for Joshua's Grand Canyon terrific image. I think as photographers we know that perseverance often pays off ...
Mike
Thank you very much, Mike!
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Thai royalty costume
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!Robert, I really appreciate your kind words!
philber wrote:
Peter T wrote
Stunning shot Joshua, you never cease to amaze! Holy smoke sums it up very cleverly Douglas.Must also mention Mike's wonderful ice encapsulated plants, superb!
Thank you very much, Philippe!
digital_AM wrote:
@AgeoJO@ superb capture Joshua! Those clouds and the light are off the charts great.
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Kress Building in SATX. 3 shot vertical pano with the Loxia 21.
Thank you kindly, Alfredo! Your architect images in the last few pages are excellent!
mcbroomf wrote:
Peter, Philippe,
Thanks, and a +1 for Joshua's Grand Canyon terrific image. I think as photographers we know that perseverance often pays off ...
Mike
Thank you very much, Mike!
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Nov 14, 2017 at 10:46 AM
