Much needed getaway to Hawai'i. The state did a great job on safety, and the people there are always kind and welcoming to those of us who do not have the pleasure of living there. Much gratitude to them for this respite and best wishes that the economy and tourism pick up again. Always a special place and wonderful people.
Thanks so much for your kind words, David! Please let me reciprocate about your excellent shots here. I love the great contrasty images you are getting with the Sigma 35/1.2 Art -- the sun through the slender trees is awesome -- definitely has me thinking about getting it some time in the future.
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A few more Grays Harbor (Hoquiam) shots, with a7R4, Zeiss ZE 28, MC-11, LR
Crazy 3D in that light. I had not realized that lens was so sharp and crisp. I feel a hole in my wallet forming.
Jim
Gunzorro wrote:
Thanks so much for your kind words, David! Please let me reciprocate about your excellent shots here. I love the great contrasty images you are getting with the Sigma 35/1.2 Art -- the sun through the slender trees is awesome -- definitely has me thinking about getting it some time in the future.
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A few more Grays Harbor (Hoquiam) shots, with a7R4, Zeiss ZE 28, MC-11, LR
This is my 100th post at fredmiranda.com. I'm grateful to be able to post my photos here and thankful for this supportive community.
I took this photo on the first day out of the house with my new Sony gear. I've re-processed it by brightening the shaded part of the face. Hopefully, it is better.
Looking at rocky coastline.
Tripod mounted A7r and I believe Minolta CLE MC 40mm f2 M-Rokkor lens.
ISO 100, f11?, 1/400 second.
Exposure corrected by +1.08 Stops.
July 1, 2015
At Mount Desert Island, Acadia National Park, Maine.
