'Discovered' in the early 1990s, this temple cave art dates from the 12th century. At almost 900 years old, it is among the most ancient of its genre, in the birthplace of the Second Diffusion of Tibetan Buddhism: the Guge Kingdom (present day Ngari) in far West Tibet. [It's a level 9 jpeg, such is the detail the 55 captured.]
nikonos6 wrote:
This is wonderful Ronny!
I am not sure if you posted something like it years ago in the Zeiss thread, but it is timeless anyway !
And if I remember correctly this is not the Loxia but rather Zeiss ZF Distagon ?
Thanks Yes this shot is from Zeiss distagon 21 ZF2 and sony A7 .. it's from my first Iceland trip 2015
Ronny Olsson wrote:
Thanks Yes this shot is from Zeiss distagon 21 ZF2 and sony A7 .. it's from my first Iceland trip 2015
My first and so far the only trip to Iceland was in summer 2011.
Would love to go there again soon, but somehow right now it seems I do have less time and money to spare for traveling. Hope to change this in the future.
Anyway - the pictures you do bring back from this magnificent and absolutely unique island are always really great! And they do the sceneries justice !
The drought we are experiencing is hitting our rural towns hard, not only the farmers properties but their recreation as well, they normally water ski on this lake.
Looking across Jordan Creek with late summer/early autumn flowers in foreground and early Autumn Color and reflection.
Tripod mounted A7r and Minolta CLE MC 40mm f2 M-Rokkor lens.
ISO 400, f11, 1/10 second,
Exposure corrected +0.36 Stops
September 29, 2019
Along Jordan Creek. Trexler Nature Preserve, Schnecksville, PA.
One more take on a fall color waterfall pic. I think I like this a bit better. Hope I am not overdoing it. I just really liked the fall leaves in this.
Leica R 180/2.8 apo with 1.4x apo extender (and BP 3 stop ND filter and polarizer)
Yes this shot is from Zeiss distagon 21 ZF2 and sony A7 .. it's from my first Iceland trip 2015 
