updawg wrote:
Took this photo just as the sun was setting in Zabriskie Point in Death Valley CA.
This is a 28 photo stack with 4sec shutter speed each to reduce noise.
Am pretty excited the 24-105 is working out great for me.
saxguy wrote:
Why are quoted posts not showing the original images?
If you are quoting someone's post, it will become your post. And folks that post image using their own web host or via Flickr, phase or what not, do so by attaching links that contain "https" and only the owner of that image or those images can get access to it via a password. So, only the link(s) is/are displayed instead of the image(s) in your post.
Normally, I delete the link or do not include the link in my quote, if I am quoting that kind of post, it becomes too cluttery fast. For your information, if the post contains an image that is directly uploaded onto FM, the quote doesn't even provide any link.
philip_pj - love the 3d rendering of your shots. Amazing that damage is still present years after the quake over there (from your previous shots). I was in Nepal a few months ago and saw a good bit of that too.
sebboh - you sure know how to make those G's sing.
AGeoJO wrote: Gunzorro wroteAGeoJO wroteNo fog, no snow, no Nitro and no beach image just of a model..Joshua -- Beautiful warm/cool balance! Thank you, Jim! I love your snow images taken with the Loxia 21mm. It is not the lens that did it but the person behind the camera but of course, the lens helps.
And, trading compliments, thank you Joshua! Here are a few more snowy shots with the Loxia 21. I actually shot far more images with the 24-105G, but the color on the Loxia is still most appealing.