1bwana1 wrote:
That CV 65 is so clean and crisp. I am trying to resist because I already have too many close to this FL.
Yes, it is absolutely phenomenal
The sun in the morning was filtered by the surrounding trees and it created an almost theatrical spot light on the female hooded merganser. The legs of my tripod were splayed out all the way down for that capture. Fortunately, the flip screen worked great and used to track and compose the image. Had I used a DSLR, it would have very uncomfortable since the bank was wet.
A similar image was posted previously but not this one...
Very nice pictures. For the this one I could not wrap my head around the perspective for a minute until I found out the right top area is not a sky but a lake. The perspective is so unusual yet interesting.
jtra wrote:
Very nice pictures. For the this one I could not wrap my head around the perspective for a minute until I found out the right top area is not a sky but a lake. The perspective is so unusual yet interesting.
jtra wrote:
Very nice pictures. For the this one I could not wrap my head around the perspective for a minute until I found out the right top area is not a sky but a lake. The perspective is so unusual yet interesting.
Taylor Sherman wrote:
Me too! I love it.
Thank you very much!
Due to the additional free time due to the restrictions imposed by Covid 19, I am currently working on a kind of mini hiking guide / tips for our employees / new employees for outdoor leisure activities.
This is one of the places that I would definitely recommend in Switzerland, called "Fronalpstock". You can take a tightrope walk with fantastic views of Lake Lucerne, which you can see in the background of the photo. With cable car support, this hike is not difficult at all.
This red head hummingbird is one of the regulars at my backyard feeder. He stopped to say good morning on his way in this morning.
We had beautiful light in the morning today. The focusing, and tracking capabilities of the a9 are allowing me to pay more attention to backgrounds as I get better shooting the birds.
