Using an effective FL of 1,200mm to get the reach...
PS - For whatever reasons, I could see a significant degradation in sharpness from the actual file to the one uploaded here... . I didn't change anything on my end. Oh, well.
A couple more shots from a morning dog walk a few days ago. First one Loxia 35, second Loxia 21.
The second shot also includes a "spot the dog" competition (no prizes), the dog is called Misty.............., in case this helps?
Long time no see, everyone. Struggling to find time to take pictures between job and family.
Great close-up/macro shot, Ronny. Love those vibrant colors.
Beautiful kestrel series, Joshua.
Helena: Your "magic touch" look is always easy to spot, when you post, even without looking at your name tag. However, I was briefly confused, when I saw the series on the previous page, thinking you would have snow by now.
Rene, congrats on the 12-24. I like that monochrome shot of that shopping center(?) on the previous page. Nice framing with those elevators.
Jim: Nice building series and interesting explanations.
Bob: I like how the red/orange of the sunrise reflects on the lake surface. Looking forward to more shots with the 12-24 GM from you.
Here is some late foliage taken at a local shrine. 135 GM at f6.3
I revisited a couple of my Canon EF-S lens favorites: 10-22/3.5-4.5 and 15-85/3.5-5.6 IS, via Fotodiox AF and Commlite AF adapters. Images look pretty good as a crop on the a7R4, giving me an alternative to buying an a74 (if it ever appears!).
Photo taken at 7:56 PM about 2 minutes after sunset.
Looking at the winding S shaped road, Farmers Fields, and the surroundings.
Tripod mounted Leica R 100mm f2.8 Apo-Macro-Elmait lens and A7r.
ISO 400, f8, 1/15 second.
Exposure Corrected +0.49 Stops.
August 19, 2014
North of and near the intersection of Lyon Valley Road and Shale Head Road, New Tripoli, PA.
. I didn't change anything on my end. Oh, well.
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Her name is Besar 
