Looking at Fern Hammock Springs (the ground is under spring water).
Tripod mounted Kolari thin sensor modified A7r V3 and Leica M WATE at 21mm
ISO 100, f8, 1/15 second
Exposure corrected +0.12 Stops
May 15, 2019
At Fern Hammock Springs, Juniper Springs Recreation Area, Ocala National Forest, near Ocala, FL
Here are some shots documenting the work I did on this trip to repair walls (cracks and pealing wall paper) and floors (scraped and applied light stain to even, then satin polyurethane), and paint ceiling and trim. Whew!
First shot is at 15mm and nearly uncropped, the second is at 12mm and is considerably cropped, especially from ceiling, but also the left side. The camera was obviously angled in different directions, on purpose.
I don't usually recommend including three walls with ultra wide angle lenses, but sometimes you need it for documenting, if not for beautiful pictures -- it does add a strong element of unreality to have too much of three walls showing.
A great opportunity to put the Sony 12-24G to good use! This is a terrific lens.
a7R2, 12-24/4G, LR (including straightening, cropping and vertical correction)
I drove out here at 11pm to photograph the Milky Way, but a coastal fog rolled in and settled over Santa Cruz. In the darkness, the deserted beach was quite eerie, filled with the sounds of crashing waves against the shore and rocks. Here, I tried to capture that unsettling scene with a square composition; the viewer's eye repeatedly drawn back to the center as if being sucked into the maw.
Some indoor shots with the Seven Artisans F1.1 lens in Leica M mount. Basha Museum of Native American and Western Art, Chandler Arizona, 7/24/2019.
Harry Palmer
