A couple more from last night with the Loxia 21 and Contax 35-70/3.4. First one is from the Contax and second is Loxia. It's magical watching the colors of the mountain change as the sun sets.
Nothing remotely spectacular from a morning back-country skiing up at Snoqualmie pass (if you know where that is).
No wind, but a fair amount of snow falling.
Chez, fantastic! I daren't call your pics "gorgeous" because this is not an exercise in Western beauty. But very Wow!
Chiron, I love it! Joshua, and you produce this with a subject that doesn't inspire you. Pure magic! Fred, awesome landscape! Stephen you are forcing me to rethink my flower-shooting strategy, no less.
Trying to get caught up from the weekend, looks like good work from everyone as always.
Quick shot from this morning. Noticed the moon settings, checked a few of my favorite spots to see where I might catch it with an interesting foreground. Took a bit of editing as it was starting to disappear into the clouds but like how it came out. A7II, Tamron 70-200/2.8
Gunzorro wrote: johnahill wroteHonister Slate mine
1&2 - A7r + Voigtlander 65
3 - A7r + Canon 16-35/4 @35mm@@John -- Very strong and beautiful shots! People often overlook the great IQ of the original a7R body. It is different rendering and more appropriate in many situations like these. Great use of your gear choices.
Many thanks Jim, I love the A7r image quality when doing landscape type shots on a tripod. for family photo's, not so much, AF too slow :-0
mudlake wrote:
I took my new Loxia 21mm out this evening. I love this lens. I'm not normally a wide angle shooter, but I may do more. This is the first one I've processed. More to come.