This is a wider view of the 50 foot vertical Yellow Branch Falls showing the wonderful rock tiers and cascading water. This is the more photogenic side of the Falls in my mind. I had to climb over some rocks to reach this side. Took a fall since the rocks are very slippery but survived.
digital_AM wrote:
This is a wider view of the 50 foot vertical Yellow Branch Falls showing the wonderful rock tiers and cascading water. This is the more photogenic side of the Falls in my mind. I had to climb over some rocks to reach this side. Took a fall since the rocks are very slippery but survived.
frezeiss wrote:
Milvus 85 with A7 mark 1. I don't know if its some setting I haven't changed but I find the old A7 is easier to focus MF lenses than the mark 3..
There is a setting for quality of the viewfinder image, at least on mk II, standard or high.
Peter T wrote: digital_AM wroteThis is a wider view of the 50 foot vertical Yellow Branch Falls showing the wonderful rock tiers and cascading water. This is the more photogenic side of the Falls in my mind. I had to climb over some rocks to reach this side. Took a fall since the rocks are very slippery but survived.
genji wrote: DavidBM wrotegenji wrotehttp://d1u92k3d1w68j5.cloudfront.net/photos/portraits-strangers/jd-20180829-172432-1321-a7rIIIb-copy01-w980bc.jpgWonderful!Thank you, David. As is yours! I’m wondering about what looks like a kind of fence running from left to right...