Leeuwin Lighthouse at Augusta WA is the tallest on mainland Australia built in 1895.
The second two pictures show the set up to harvest spring water and pump it up to the lighthouse for the builders and later to supply fresh water to the keeper and his family, the spring stills runs today although the wheel is all calcified over.
What city is producing the light on the left side? That can't be greater London, can it?
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More older homes. . .
It's a big difference taking pictures of homes with the 50, compared to 21, 25, and even 35 lenses! I'm across the street, or occasionally in the middle of the street, compared to on the sidewalk in front or just into the street at the curb. Still, the lens performs great, with little distortion (not corrected for distortion, only perspective adjustments).
I went to the local beach today to take surfing shots, since we had a pretty big storm and waves were large. However, the surfing action was pretty poor. Luckily I packed the 20 f/1.8G as well as my 200-600 as the weather was perfect for some black and white landscapes. These are my first ever shots with the 20mm. The very last shot is the result of stacking 14 shots in PS in order to get an effect like longer exposure. I aligned the images then converted the stack to a smart object and used a median filter to achieve the long exposure effect, but mean filter works well too.
What city is producing the light on the left side? That can't be greater London, can it?
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More older homes. . .
It's a big difference taking pictures of homes with the 50, compared to 21, 25, and even 35 lenses! I'm across the street, or occasionally in the middle of the street, compared to on the sidewalk in front or just into the street at the curb. Still, the lens performs great, with little distortion (not corrected for distortion, only perspective adjustments).
a7R4, Loxia 50, LR
Thank you. No, it's Salisbury. Will be going back later in the season hopefully when the MW is a little more to the right (south westerly)
Nice houses too. I do really like the look of that style.
Off the beaten track monastery in Tibet, never saw this one in any guide book, not even a mention. A big surprise, beautifully built, traditional, not 'modern for tourists'.
Talking about macro photography....still enjoying my A7R which I often use attached to my transmission light microscope. This colorful "Chemical Tree" photo is crystallized paracetamol/Tylenol at 100x magnification in polarized light.
