Ronny, your macro images are superb! Not only it is sharp where it counts, like the eyes and head ares but virtually the entire wing in the second image, for example, is sharp. You not only composed the image but you certainly paid attention and did an excellent job is lining up the wing perpendicular to the axis of your lens. Kudos to you!
The air was thin and the sun ray was intense even in the morning and it was officially winter there. The row of structures in the lower ⅔ are houses on floating islands of the indigenous Uros people. The river is flowing from the left into the lake. The river water is warm and that of the lake is icy cold. The difference is the water temperature resulted in the mist/vapor along the river until the temperature of the two got equalized
AGeoJO wrote:
Ronny, your macro images are superb! Not only it is sharp where it counts, like the eyes and head ares but virtually the entire wing in the second image, for example, is sharp. You not only composed the image but you certainly paid attention and did an excellent job is lining up the wing perpendicular to the axis of your lens. Kudos to you!
Thanks my friend
Really appreciated !
I really admire your pictures .. You are so good at all possible subjects and it makes it very interesting to see your pictures
Always top pictures with good quality
Photo taken at 7:50 PM; at 8:02 the sun dropped below the far hills and actual sunset was at 8:15.
Looking at the sky, clouds, and the sun peaking out from behind clouds as it was going down.
Tripod mounted FE 100-400mm f4.5-5.6 GM set to 268mm and A7rIII, silent shutter
ISO 100, f16, 1/1000 second; exposure corrected +2.14 Stops
August 3,2019
From the top of the Trexler Nature Preserve Environmental Center, Schnecksville, PA
