hpfish10 wrote:
Joshua, beautiful motmot bird, great detail and color!
Picture of a guanaco with Torres del Paine massif towers in the background.
A7R2, FE 100-400.
Hoa, thank you very much! I got lucky with that motmot... Your images from Torres del Paine are amazing....
charles.K wrote:
Great images everyone!
Joshua stunning capture
@hpfish10@, amazing shot!
Dale, been loving your images
Thank you very much for your kind words, Charles!
birdied wrote:
Stunning image Joshua
Birdie
Birdie, I really appreciate your compliment!
Kierzkow wrote:
It's good to be good but it's even better to be lucky. You are both.
Incredible. You are beyond competition.
Henryk, thank you very much for your compliment! I have been enjoying your images from Mallorca
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Here is another image from Indonesia but from Bali this time around. I posted an image of these two Legong dancers captured at a different location. This one was done inside a bamboo forest on that island. The GM lens is not light and it is on the bulky side but I love the rendition so much for this purpose. So, I put up with the extra weight and bulk on this trip
Chuck -- Great sunrise results with that CV 40/1.2. I am still grateful for you selling me the Loxia 35, but now you have me thinking about this CV lens too, along with a lot of other's images posted here on FM.
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Nothing special, just one of test series of the few Nikon lenses I own able to focus to infinity and beyond with the Commlite PRO V06 Nikon G -> Sony E AF adapter. Manual focus lens, but at least exif info and actuating aperture electronically.
AGeoJO wrote:
This image was captured well before the sun was out and it was fairly dark. Yes, it was a 10-sec exposure alright and I asked those two guys to hold still during the exposure. And, I got lucky
AGeoJO wrote:
This image was captured well before the sun was out and it was fairly dark. Yes, it was a 10-sec exposure alright and I asked those two guys to hold still during the exposure. And, I got lucky, halfway during the exposure, a lightning struck from the cloud formation overhead towards the tallest peak in the background. I couldn't ask for a better timing since that was the only time a lightning struck for the rest of the photoshoot and the darker clouds dissipated after the sun came out.
Again, the entire lowland was covered by a thick fog that morning. The 2 B&W images of the guy and his horse I posted previously was taken down there in the lowland later on the same morning. In those 2 images, somewhere on the top of the ridge is the location for this one. ...Show more →
