Bob, for once someone has more snow than we do.
Btw. I just read that estimates show that the Northern Hemisphere had nearly 700 billion tons (!) more snow this winter than the 1982 to 2012 average.
More from around town with Lensbaby Burnside 35 (a few are different versions of shots I posted last week):
Contax G45 has absolute fantastic rendering style. It would be wonderful to have similar rendering and performance in a native lens with 10 aperture blades and real focus helicoid (+ compatibility with standard super thick sensor cover glass). In my opinion Loxia 50 is not even close on rendering style - I see ZM 2/50 as "milder" version of G45, and Loxia 50 "milder" version of ZM2/50.
Carl Zeiss Planar T* 2/45 G @ f/4.0, 1/50s, A7R @ ISO 125, OptoSigma SLB-50-4000PM + B+W 58 KSM C-POL MRC
Atlasman2 wrote:
Here's some shots with A9 + Metabones V57 + Tamron 150-600mm G2.
Nice! I had the 1st generation 150-600 and sold it to get the Sigma S 150-600. Now I wish I would have just upgraded to the G2, since the Sigma weighs a ton!
Got this image a few minutes ago in our backyard. A new one for my wife and I, Red Crossbill, a type of finch. Goes nicely with the Goldfinches that started raiding our feeder :-).
Difficult shot with the bright background.
Seen on our newly blossoming decorative pear tree - in downtown Fort Collins.