I am gearing myself up on a birding trip; not to Costa Rica but to Ecuador this time around. I still have 9 more days to go but to get in the mood I started digging into my vault of images from CR and here are 2 of them that didn’t make the cut during the previous 2 rounds...
I used an adapted lens as my main lens on my A7r II. And that was a superb performer. This time around, I am going all native now .
Pictures from trip around Milešovka hill, Czech Republic.
A7iii and Sony 24-105/4 and Sigma 100-400/5-6.3 C on MC11.
Milešovka hill (837m) and Milešov castle. 38mm
Milešovka hill. 100mm
47mm
84mm
160mm
Although it is low contrast, the mountains at the horizon are quite far, the one at the left of center is Sněžka, 1602m, 130km far.
100mm
Parts of region are very industrial with large brown coal surface mines, coal burning power plants and refineries.
96mm
A land of castles (mostly ruins today).
105mm
Path down the Milešovka hill. 44mm
100mm
57mm
39mm
Lipská hill. 24mm
Oltářík castle. 37mm, composite from several exposures 20x f/4 10s ISO 3200 stacked in Sequator plus 4x f/4 30s ISO 3200 foreground lit by flashlight. Brighter lens would be preferable, but f/4 was all I had with me.
Looking across Jordan Creek at Autumn Color and reflection.
Tripod mounted A7r and Minolta CLE MC 40mm f2 M-Rokkor lens.
ISO 200, f11, 1/60 second,
Exposure corrected +0.60 Stops
October 19, 2019
Along Jordan Creek. Trexler Nature Preserve, Schnecksville, PA.
A couple shots from yesterday morning (all shot with A7RIV+100-400GM). I was in a rush to go somewhere else, didn't get to spend much time to enjoy the tranquility of this beautiful fall morning.
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