Chris_88 wrote:
Bob, Phillip, Membler: Some amazing lightning at display on this page.
Ronny: That shot one page back is another stunner and potential contest winner in my humble opinion.
Joshua: I keep saying this, but the next time Sony wants to show off the bokeh and resolution of one of their upcoming GM lenses, they give you a free (trial) copy. Your portraits would sell them far more copies than the dull stuff they keep posting before a lens' release.
Werner: I like the atmosphere of this foggy Venice shot. It made me think of Mann's Death in Venice .
Rene: Beautiful sea of clouds. Thanks again for the thoughts on the LIM's case. I might pick one up later this month.
It is not normally a good idea to tell people about your dreams but Werner's loss of his Loxia 21 clearly had an impact on me. I dreamt about dropping and smashing my Loxia 21 last night and then in the same dream I checked by camera bag and discovered that all the glass from my other lenses had been stolen just leaving the case and aperture etc in bits
I know. You're thinking, well, there's something you've never posted before...
The cat was next to me, leaning out the window about as far as I was, as I tried to get a decent shot. This guy took note from the ground, climbed to the top of the tree, and crawled out on a branch extending closest to the house, to get a closer look at the pair of things tossing peanuts on the front yard.
bluloo wrote:
I know. You're thinking, well, there's something you've never posted before...
The cat was next to me, leaning out the window about as far as I was, as I tried to get a decent shot. This guy took note from the ground, climbed to the top of the tree, and crawled out on a branch extending closest to the house, to get a closer look at the pair of things tossing peanuts on the front yard.
This is a super sharp image! Any way you can post a second version with a tighter crop? That squirrel would really pop!
Great stuff, everyone, Inspirational! More jets shot with the A7RII and the 100-400 GM, not a problem for the A7RII's AF with these slow behemoths. The first shot if you look carefully you will see a bird near the nose of the Boeing 747, close encounter!
A framed shot of beautiful Mission San Juan Capistrano which was founded in 1731 by Spanish Catholics of the Franciscan Order, on the eastern banks of the San Antonio River in present-day San Antonio, Texas (Wikipedia)
It is not normally a good idea to tell people about your dreams but Werner's loss of his Loxia 21 clearly had an impact on me. I dreamt about dropping and smashing my Loxia 21 last night and then in the same dream I checked by camera bag and discovered that all the glass from my other lenses had been stolen just leaving the case and aperture etc in bits
Thank you Peter.
Wow, quite nightmarish dreams indeed!!
Werner, sorry to read about your Loxia, but I must say if it really had to happen, it was better to part with Loxia than with your copy of Noctilux 50/1.0
Few more takes of gloomy Yaletown & False Creek Marina; this time with A7RMod + Zeiss ZM 35D