Peire wrote:
Showing this color as it really looks with digital cameras is a difficult task.To my satisfaction,your attempts were successful.
Despite the fact that the spring has been delayed by one month this year, from the beginning of April it broke with full power and accelerated enormously.So that now we have early summer, although this is only the end of May.
Delicious ,fresh asparagus have already appeared in the middle of April and are available now in abundance.From two weeks we have here a lot of beautiful,shapely ripe strawberries.Late varieties of cherry fruits,my favourite,that were typically ripe at the end of June are already ripe in the trees. This is incredible.I have never seen before have such things happened all through my life.
Close focusing adapters are real game changers.They make miracles by converting any lens into a close-up tool.Now some flowers that flowered this year much earlier than expected,to my great delight.
Ronny, outstanding macros and you are using MF
Joshua, wonderful captures and love the portrait !
@toshiro@, love your images and how you paint with light. A rare talent and I can see your style immediately rather the type of lens and body
Ronny, outstanding macros and you are using MF
Joshua, wonderful captures and love the portrait !
@toshiro@, love your images and how you paint with light. A rare talent and I can see your style immediately rather the type of lens and body
Charles, thank you very much! I am waiting for you to get another Sony FE body soon for you to post images here again .
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Back to Bromo with another astro image. Like before I used a reverse digital fillter here. Hey, that’s one of the reasons for me to hang on to my last A7r II . Fumbling with a physical filter system in the dark would have been a PITA...
Stephen -- Nice run through some of your lenses with the waterfalls. Great shots and great demonstration of their use!
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And a few other acknowledgements amongst all the tremendous contributions here:
Ronny -- Amazing versatility! You just can't be stopped with your mastery of so many subjects -- flies to falls, glaciers to girls!
Joshua -- Like Ronny, you cover so much ground, so well! Travel, natures, portraits -- basically, you guys (like Fred and a few others) are making the best of all genres.
Alfredo -- I'm always stunned by the clarity of your work. So crisp and wonderful to view all the small details.
Jennie and Dale -- You are both able to come up with great work, mining the same material. Impressive to see the results you both got from the Tuscan trip!
Werner -- Always so lyrical in your work, from your soft landscapes to your bold architectural vignettes.
And thanks those others on this page: Kierzkow, toshio, BokehBeauty, Rene, and to all for the terrific work posted recently.
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A few details or closer subject shots with the NIkon 45 PC-E and Canon FD 24/2.8.
Gunzorro wrote:
Stephen -- Nice run through some of your lenses with the waterfalls. Great shots and great demonstration of their use!
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And a few other acknowledgements amongst all the tremendous contributions here:
Ronny -- Amazing versatility! You just can't be stopped with your mastery of so many subjects -- flies to falls, glaciers to girls!
Joshua -- Like Ronny, you cover so much ground, so well! Travel, natures, portraits -- basically, you guys (like Fred and a few others) are making the best of all genres.
Alfredo -- I'm always stunned by the clarity of your work. So crisp and wonderful to view all the small details.
Jennie and Dale -- You are both able to come up with great work, mining the same material. Impressive to see the results you both got from the Tuscan trip!
Werner -- Always so lyrical in your work, from your soft landscapes to your bold architectural vignettes.
And thanks those others on this page: Kierzkow, toshio, BokehBeauty, Rene, and to all for the terrific work posted recently.
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A few details or closer subject shots with the NIkon 45 PC-E and Canon FD 24/2.8.
