Peire wrote:
Few days ago in the cloudy morning,I tested newly acquired Elmarit R 90/2.8 to find out what it is all about.Found it virtually the same as the Summicron R 90/2,only one f stop slower.Great Mandler glass with deep,well saturated,clean Leica colours,that could be very sharp if needed.
The close up w/ A72+Elmarit R 90/2.8 wide open on whiteflowers with waterdrops image is beautiful.Otherwise love the perfect light you captured in the whole series.
rji2goleez wrote:
A family of foxes have settled in our neighborhood. While the parents are a bit skittish, the young ones are, if anything, curious. It's a wonderful opportunity to watch and photograph them. I'm sure they will be relocated to a more rural area soon but in the meantime, I'm having some fun.
Look at those eyes! Well captured and toatlly mesmerizing series.
AGeoJO wrote:
Thank you for the video, Kevin! I was speechless watching it; I watched it again and again. The video shows the advancement of camera-mounted drones at its best. The terrain where the section was built upon is incredibly steep and tough to climb, let alone to built a wall of that magnitude. At the same time it reminds me how many souls were lost for that over so many years and the incredible amount of suffering those folks had to endure, if they survived. It is simply mind boggling.
I am looking forward to seeing your images from those two sections of the Great Wall.
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Just for fun and not captured in Venice.......Show more →
I was in Bali for several days last month. Ayu is a traditional Balinese girl-next-door and I captured her while she was carrying offering that morning. FYI, offering in the form of food, fruit in this case, is a ritual tradition and is done faithfully there. They do it every day and depending on the situation, it can be quite elaborate.
I was in Bali for several days last month. Ayu is a traditional Balinese girl-next-door and I captured her while she was carrying offering that morning. FYI, offering in the form of food, fruit in this case, is a ritual tradition and is done faithfully there. They do it every day and depending on the situation, it can be quite elaborate.
Why are those beautiful ladies in your posted images always looking at me ?
This is the scenic view of Enchanted Rock in the distance as you drive over this bluff to the valley. That house down there in the ranch has one great backyard.
Mathieu18 wrote:
Dale, excellent job channeling your inner Werner.
Thanks! Werner puts me to shame. He is one hard working photographer in the field! I learned a lot from being with him, but I may never have his level of commitment to the craft.
