Looking across and downstream of Jordan Creek at the Autumn Color on the far bank and brilliant Autumn Color reflected in the water.
Tripod mounted A7r and Leica R 28mm f2.8 Elmarit V2 lens.
ISO 200, f11, 1/25 second.
Exposure Corrected -0.69 Stops.
October 14, 2020
Along Jordan Creek not far from the Pedestrian Bridge and Ford, Trexler Nature Preserve, Schnecksville, PA.
Peire wrote:
My first shots with new to me Sony GM 100-400/4.5-5.6.The best lens of this type I have ever had,no doubts.
A7R2+Sony GM 100-400/4.5-5.6
Another “Wow” to your images, Peire! IMHO, this second set is even more impressive than the first one. Maybe because of the compression effect of the lens. At any rate, you created jaw-dropping images!
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A female American Kestrel that just landed on the perch when the sun was low... I posted more in the Nature and Wildlife forum here: https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1677563 if you feel like seeing more, including the take off afterwards. Thank you!
AGeoJO wrote:
Another “Wow” to your images, Peire! IMHO, this second set is even more impressive than the first one. Maybe because of the compression effect of the lens. At any rate, you created jaw-dropping images!
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A female American Kestrel that just landed on the perch when the sun was low... I posted more in the Nature and Wildlife forum here: https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1677563 if you feel seeing more, including the take off afterwards. Thank you!
Thank you Joshua.As I admire your photography,this praise means a lot!
Michael Everet wrote:
Love this image. One of your best.
I am curious. Where is this?
Thank you for your much appreciated words my friend.
it's in La Spezia, Italy. in the spring before the whole story with the virus started.
Be safe Michael
Glastonbury Tor from Wearyall Hill on a cloudy December day last week.
A7RIII with 100-400GM @ 318mm
And a walk around the (pretty unassuming) town the same evening with the A7C with 28-60 - cant believe I have been coming here over 40 years, where did it go?
Drove 200 miles (round trip) this morning to a wildlife refuge to take pictures of snow geese, didn't see one single one, saw some egrets, herons, ducks and swans, all pretty far away. I kind of like the sunrise pictures as a consolation prize.
And a walk around the (pretty unassuming) town the same evening with the A7C with 28-60 - cant believe I have been coming here over 40 years, where did it go?
xwing15 wrote:
Thank you for your much appreciated words my friend.
it's in La Spezia, Italy. in the spring before the whole story with the virus started.
Be safe Michael
Wow, we missed that entirely, Rene. From the station, we just walked to the parking garage where we parked our car and we left. That was La Spezia for us . I am glad that you had the opportunity to photograph that; good that you and your wife stayed there.
. I am glad that you had the opportunity to photograph that; good that you and your wife stayed there.
