kdrk888 wrote: AGeoJO wroteBlue hour in Amsterdam but not too far away from the Red Light district ...Nice one Joshua! Now I can only imagine how the "sunstar" would be like in this picture if you had used the Voigtlander 15.
Thank you, Douglas! Well, I could see the merit of the CV lens but I ended up preferring a zoom lens while traveling....
That's a lovely image you got there, Douglas!
MedicineMan404 wrote: AGeoJO wroteBlue hour in Amsterdam but not too far away from the Red Light district ...Wonderful sun stars with the 12-24mm. Lovely scene overall.
Thank you, Robert! And that's a superb image of an eagle!
Played around with the Sony 90mm macro. I cropped away a big chunk of the second shot, the butterfly was quite far away from where I was standing. The JPEG file is still over 4 MP, thanks to the A7RIII's 42 MP.
Exposure is too light and too blue -- more PP practice.
Design -- lines lead to uninteresting left side, railing acts to split the frame into thirds. Composition needs work. Horizon looks tilted to the left.
On the plus side -- sharpness and focus seem good!
Exposure is too light and too blue -- more PP practice.
Design -- lines lead to uninteresting left side, railing acts to split the frame into thirds. Composition needs work. Horizon looks tilted to the left.
On the plus side -- sharpness and focus seem good!
Thanks, Jim! I appreciate your comments. Lots to learn.