AGeoJO wrote:
Another image captured with the FE 50mm f/1.4 at wide open...
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Nice shot Joshua. I like the soft skin tones but the crop is a little tight.
AGeoJO wrote:
Staying in the "tree theme" as Werner's wonderful image above - two rows of old oak trees...
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A great capture of colors, light and shadow.
It is just unfair that you can use a manual focus lens to shoot bees in flight! Simply remarkable skill!
Here is a venomous cottonmouth snake. Sony a9 + 100-400 GMIt's a kind of hoverfly.. sometimes they stand still in the air for a few seconds, then it's time to shoot
Thanks Snakes is not my thing But very nice shot and good that you have a proper lens
"sometimes they stand still in the air for a few seconds, then it's time to shoot", Yeah, its easy isn't it!!!
2 seconds, I don't think so, more like 1/2 a second and they arrive flying at 30 kilometres per hour and depart at the same speed. For mere mortals there isn't time to locate them in the viewfinder, let alone focus. So you were right Mitesh, except that bees are probably easier!
First time out with the A7RIII and 16-35 GM. Also the first time shooting with a camera that has more than an "auto" mode. Like I saw someone post, "It's like learning to drive in a BMW M5.
blairo wrote:
Thank you, Karl-Heinz. I have followed and admired your work for some time.
Roland
Many thanks Roland. I appreciate your kind feedback.
Such a spectacular image of yours taken with another Leica lens.
You really make that lens sing with that view of the coastline.
The coast of Oregon and Washington State is a wonderful place to visit.
It's nice to visit - even in the rain.