rji2goleez wrote:
I call this set 'Ode to @Gunzorro@ '
Thank you, Bob!
You captured the essential overcast coupled with "slice of life" habitation.
Great shots, and love seeing the area as only you can do it! Whether the lake, the city, wildlife, international travel -- you are amazing at conveying your experience. Thanks for sharing and inspiring.
PS -- You make a strong case for that CV 35 APO lens! You know me too well!
You captured the essential overcast coupled with "slice of life" habitation.
Great shots, and love seeing the area as only you can do it! Whether the lake, the city, wildlife, international travel -- you are amazing at conveying your experience. Thanks for sharing and inspiring.
PS -- You make a strong case for that CV 35 APO lens! You know me too well!
Thank you Jim, you are too kind. The CV 35 APO so far reminds me of the Zeiss Distagon 35/2 ZE. I owned that lens three times (twice while shooting Sony)!
I'm really liking this lens so far so here's a few more.
This was one of the most scenic hikes in the mountains I've taken this year. Excellent views of some of Colorado's 14ers, including Mt. Evans here. That's the road that takes you all the way to the top. It's currently closed for the season. I'll make sure to drive up there this summer.
Captured with my new FE 24-105 G lens which I found to be perfect for my hikes in the mountains.
digital_AM wrote:
This was one of the most scenic hikes in the mountains I've taken this year. Excellent views of some of Colorado's 14ers, including Mt. Evans here. That's the road that takes you all the way to the top. It's currently closed for the season. I'll make sure to drive up there this summer.
Captured with my new FE 24-105 G lens which I found to be perfect for my hikes in the mountains.
Great shot! We were just up there a couple weeks ago for our pup's first summit - one of our favorite hikes in the area.
photosbyjaron wrote:
Great shot! We were just up there a couple weeks ago for our pup's first summit - one of our favorite hikes in the area.
That?s awesome to read Jaron. Thank you. Small world indeed. It was my first time on the Chief trail. A bit of a climb up there in winter but well worth it. That?s great your pup made it up to the summit. Are you from the Denver area?
Looking across the glistening ice encrusted snow and trees at the late afternoon sun.
Tripod mounted A7r and Minolta CLE MC 40mm f2 M-Rokkor lens.
ISO 100, f11? for 1/400 second.
Exposure Corrected +0.10 Stops.
February 6, 2014
At Trexler Nature Preserve Environmental Center, Schnecksville, PA.
