Looking at roses in the foreground and mist.
Tripod mounted A7r and Minolta CLE MC 40mm f2 M-Rokkor lens.
ISO 125, lf11?, 1/30 second.
Exposure Corrected +0.29 Stops.
July 1, 2015
At Thunder Hole, Mount Desert Island, Acadia National Park, Maine.
Great portrait, Joshua (as always, I might add).
Nice atmospheric series, Helena. I miss the snow.
Beautiful reflections, Rich.
That's an amazing close-up study of the kingfisher, Ronny.
Douglas, really nice waterfall and foilage shots.
Chuck: Amazing lighting on that night shot.
Sigma 14-24mm at 15mm, f2.8 and ISO 8000. Stack of black and white frames (about a dozen each). It was a cloud free night, but the milky way wasn't visible at all, hence the milky way doesn't look all that nice, despite quite a bit of PP.
Chris_88 wrote:
Great portrait, Joshua (as always, I might add).
Nice atmospheric series, Helena. I miss the snow.
Beautiful reflections, Rich.
That's an amazing close-up study of the kingfisher, Ronny.
Douglas, really nice waterfall and foilage shots.
Chuck: Amazing lighting on that night shot.
Sigma 14-24mm at 15mm, f2.8 and ISO 8000. Stack of black and white frames (about a dozen each). It was a cloud free night, but the milky way wasn't visible at all, hence the milky way doesn't look all that nice, despite quite a bit of PP. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50519108388_2f4db26beb_o.jpg
Thank you very much, Chris! Out of curiosity, what was your shutter speed to get the MW image, Chris? The MW is a little faint but yet the image is enjoyable.
AGeoJO wrote:
Thank you very much, Chris! Out of curiosity, what was your shutter speed to get the MW image, Chris? The MW is a little faint but yet the image is enjoyable.
Thanks, Joshua. It's 20 sec. I probably should have used a tracker, but unfortunately I didn't have enough time to set everything up, do a (rough) polar align, etc.
Shots from walk with my wife after her work-at-home workday is done, around 5:30. Pretty soon, this lighting will be at 4:00 as winter advances and following resetting the clocks (I wish that could be eliminated -- I'm not alone!). So this was one of the last chances to get out in clear weather with decent late afternoon lighting.
