Joshua: Thanks. Indeed, the tilted horizon was on purpose to get by the lavender and the sky/clouds in, while keeping hordes of tourists out of the picture. I also thought it conveyed the scene of that lavender hill better than a level horizon.
Beautiful close-up of those colorful birds. Didn't they talk smack, when you got that close ?
Ronny: Great, dynamic waterfall close-up.
Jim: Beautiful hydrangea shot with the 45.
Dustin: Impressive display of nature's forces very well captured.
Robert: Beautiful, sharp macro. I like the saturated, but still natural colors.
Chris_88 wrote:
Joshua: Thanks. Indeed, the tilted horizon was on purpose to get by the lavender and the sky/clouds in, while keeping hordes of tourists out of the picture. I also thought it conveyed the scene of that lavender hill better than a level horizon.
Beautiful close-up of those colorful birds. Didn't they talk smack, when you got that close ?
a7ri3 and 55 1.8 https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1818/43929410822_53977cf326_b.jpg
Chris, thank you very much! Yes, they did talk smack and loudly, too . I do enjoy the flower filed image you posted. The 55mm comes through each time, I would say.
Greggf wrote:
Jannik...thanks for the review(in advance)! I plan on checking it out tomorrow.
Joshua...great shot!
Ronny...super super stuff last!
Jim...nice house!
A7rll and Leica R 35-70/4
Greggf,
Is tha vertical pano of the hairpin turn on Alpine Road?
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