AGeoJO wrote:
As a few sun rays started to shine on the fog covered lowland and selected parts of the Bromo National Park in Indonesia. Mount Bromo is the open crater in the center right area where you see some smoke rises. What a jaw-dropping view!
Jman13 wrote:
Joshua, that shot is absolutely stunning.
And now my pedestrian photo.....
But man oh man is the 90 macro good...
Thank you very much, Jordan! And yes, the Sony FE 90mm Macro is a great lens and your excellent images here and in the previous page show case its performance
cputeq wrote:
That is a mighty-fine shot, well done.
Thank you very much, Smitty!
xshooter wrote:
Like a painting. Magnificent.
Thank you very much, xshooter!
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A little bit of a human interaction to bring a variety of Bromo series = the image of this couple was captured on the ledge to the left of the previous image. The soil surrounding the volcanic area here is very fertile and there are numerous farming communities here. This couple's farm is just behind me. FYI, most men do smoke clove cigarettes there... still.
Several shots from downtown Chicago. First one is with the Contax Zeiss 50mm 1.7. The next 2 are with the Voigtlander 15mm III. All shot with the A7RII.
I recently bought an anamorphic projector lens that is used together with a taking lens to squeeze images (in my case 2x). 1st images were on APSC with a 50mm VC 1.5 Aspheric Nockton https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/969329/28#14458684
I now have a solution to take images on FF with the anamorphic lens paired with another VC lens, a 42mm screw mount version of the VC 90mm F3.5 APO Lanthar