philber wrote:
Super sets, Jack (2x), John, Messier, Phillip, Philip_pj, Darrell, Derek, and great shots Werner, Joshua, René! Wow! to each and all of you!
Otus 55mm, the cathedral of Rouen
Thank you, Philippe! That cathedral is impressive and you definitely made it shine.
Glacier Lake at Yubeng in Yunnan on the Tibetan Plateau (dwarfed by the surrounding mountains). A day's hike up to Yubeng at ca. 3,200m (from 2,100m) and then another half day or so to reach the lake at 3,800m. And then back down again
This is a 3 shot pano. Can you spot the 5 humans giving this scene some scale ? Hint : it's not the yellow in the centre at the edge not the lake - those are Tibetan prayer flags (there are a lot of them in this image). You might have to open this and magnify
This is part of the Meili Snow Mountain range and these mountains are all over 5,500m (18,000 ft) high.
This becoming ridiculous. In order to congratulate all of you whom I think deserve it (sorry but that means more to me than anonymous "likes"), I need to open the thread to post, and another window in order to view the pics and remember the names. Help! This is work!!
Helena, great B&W set!! Mathieu, I dig your pano!! Douglas, spectacular trio!! Rioni, nice fixer!! DigitalAM, B&W suits you!! As it does you, Jonathon!! Super catch, MedicineMan!! Ronny, your waterfall shot is mind-blowing!! As is your pic of Capo caccia, René!! And your incoming cranes, Joshua!! And Jim, And Viramati, and....
Wow, this is so exhilarating! Thanks and congrats to you all. And thanks for the kind words, Joshua!
Xwing I give all the credit to Sony.
If bored, all eagles, swans, ducks (excepting one eagle with the RX10iv) in this album are with the 2.0TC- https://www.flickr.com/photos/medicineman4040/albums/72157687987476912
I've had longer heavier kit in the recent past but this Sony rig I can wield all day and day after day.
philber wrote:
This becoming ridiculous. In order to congratulate all of you whom I think deserve it (sorry but that means more to me than anonymous "likes"), I need to open the thread to post, and another window in order to view the pics and remember the names. Help! This is work!!
Helena, great B&W set!! Mathieu, I dig your pano!! Douglas, spectacular trio!! Rioni, nice fixer!! DigitalAM, B&W suits you!! As it does you, Jonathon!! Super catch, MedicineMan!! Ronny, your waterfall shot is mind-blowing!! As is your pic of Capo caccia, René!! And your incoming cranes, Joshua!! And Jim, And Viramati, and....
Wow, this is so exhilarating! Thanks and congrats to you all. And thanks for the kind words, Joshua!
The best way to ever congratulate me is to keep posting your images! And that goes for every contributor to this thread. The collective level of photography represented here is really beyond words. I'm not one for big discussion but know scrolling through the images each day is a highlight.
Thank you sir, fantastic shot and I wholeheartedly agree about comments vs. likes, this thread is frequently difficult to keep up with though!
philber wrote:
This becoming ridiculous. In order to congratulate all of you whom I think deserve it (sorry but that means more to me than anonymous "likes"), I need to open the thread to post, and another window in order to view the pics and remember the names. Help! This is work!!
Helena, great B&W set!! Mathieu, I dig your pano!! Douglas, spectacular trio!! Rioni, nice fixer!! DigitalAM, B&W suits you!! As it does you, Jonathon!! Super catch, MedicineMan!! Ronny, your waterfall shot is mind-blowing!! As is your pic of Capo caccia, René!! And your incoming cranes, Joshua!! And Jim, And Viramati, and....
Wow, this is so exhilarating! Thanks and congrats to you all. And thanks for the kind words, Joshua!
Finally getting time to go through more of my shots from out west. A few shots from Zion in the evening, hiking up the Canyon Overlook Trail. A7RII, Contax G Lenses.
philber wrote:
This becoming ridiculous. In order to congratulate all of you whom I think deserve it (sorry but that means more to me than anonymous "likes"), I need to open the thread to post, and another window in order to view the pics and remember the names. Help! This is work!!
Helena, great B&W set!! Mathieu, I dig your pano!! Douglas, spectacular trio!! Rioni, nice fixer!! DigitalAM, B&W suits you!! As it does you, Jonathon!! Super catch, MedicineMan!! Ronny, your waterfall shot is mind-blowing!! As is your pic of Capo caccia, René!! And your incoming cranes, Joshua!! And Jim, And Viramati, and....
Wow, this is so exhilarating! Thanks and congrats to you all. And thanks for the kind words, Joshua!
philber wrote:
This becoming ridiculous. In order to congratulate all of you whom I think deserve it (sorry but that means more to me than anonymous "likes"), I need to open the thread to post, and another window in order to view the pics and remember the names. Help! This is work!!
Helena, great B&W set!! Mathieu, I dig your pano!! Douglas, spectacular trio!! Rioni, nice fixer!! DigitalAM, B&W suits you!! As it does you, Jonathon!! Super catch, MedicineMan!! Ronny, your waterfall shot is mind-blowing!! As is your pic of Capo caccia, René!! And your incoming cranes, Joshua!! And Jim, And Viramati, and....
Wow, this is so exhilarating! Thanks and congrats to you all. And thanks for the kind words, Joshua!
Philippe, thank you for including me... The image from the cliffs is awesome! Normally, I am on the "shy" side in terms of saturation compared to a few people I know but I believe that your image would benefit form a more dramatic rendition of the sky. The way your image is right now maybe the way you remembered it to be but a little more "oomph" won't hurt , in my honest opinion.
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Early in the morning while the moon was still up over Bosque