The small town of Eugowra in central NSW, has come up with a novel way to attract tourists, they have painted large murals on the side of some of the old buildings in their town.
The first shot of the newsagent is housed in the old original movie theatre.
A711 and Zeiss ZE 35/2 T*
I love the control this one gives. Always a surprise how lenses differ in their responsiveness to post work, and this doesn't get enough attention. The 35-70/3.4 starts high then works with you to quickly reach the final 'step into the picture' look.
Definitely sort of an on/off-relationship Performance-wise, I haven't found a better/more versatile 20'ish prime at a comparable price. But then again its way more bulky than what I'm used to carry around, especially on longer hikes.
Olaf G wrote: FSPA wroteSmall set from this winter's last snowshoe trek
All Sony A7 + Samyang 20 1.8 @F11 / F8Very nice set! How do you like the Samyang?
Some lenses just "feel better" when shooting. I still remember so well
the day I was shooting these photos. I was hiking in one nature reserve
called Närängänvaara in Kuusamo with "full Contax G"-kit:
G21 w/ A7(Kolari v2)
G28 w/ A7r
G45 w/A7mkII
G90 w/ A7(Kolari v2)
I had all the focal lenghts available I ever would need in this kind of
environment. And rendering style was already enjoyable in the viewfinders
when shooting the photos. For sure Contax G-adapter focusing is awful,
but also makes one to slow down and I'm anyways always shooting from
tripod. Two and half months and there is something worth photographing
outdoors, counting days and hours here in middle of the snow...
Carl Zeiss Biogon T* 2.8/21 G @ f/4.0, 1/125s, A7(Kolari v2) @ ISO 100, OptoSigma SLB-50-2000PM + Hoya Pro1 CIR-PL 82mm
Carl Zeiss Biogon T* 2.8/28 G @ f/5.6, 1/640s, A7R @ ISO 125, OptoSigma SLB-50-1500PM Reversed + Rodenstock Circular Pol 67mm
Carl Zeiss Planar T* 2/45 G @ f/2.8, 1/250s, A7mkII @ ISO 100, OptoSigma SLB-50-4000PM + B+W 58 KSM C-POL MRC
Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 2.8/90 G @ f/4.0, 1/800s, A7(Kolari v2) @ ISO 100, B+W 58 KSM C-POL MRC