Ronny, I don't know how you manage to get these live bug photos but so many are just incredible. I would follow you around just to watch how you get the shots you do. And I am pretty sure my own attempts would still pale in comparison.
bdbits wrote:
Ronny, I don't know how you manage to get these live bug photos but so many are just incredible. I would follow you around just to watch how you get the shots you do. And I am pretty sure my own attempts would still pale in comparison.
Gunzorro wrote:
Beige-on-beige alleyway under overcast skies.
a7R2, ZE 35/2, MC-11, LR, 2-shot pano
Really enjoying these ZE 35/2 pics you’ve posted lately… you seem inspired by the lens and there’s definitely something consistently very pleasing about the images from lens.
darrellc wrote:
Really enjoying these ZE 35/2 pics you’ve posted lately… you seem inspired by the lens and there’s definitely something consistently very pleasing about the images from lens.
Thanks Darrell!
Lately I've been enjoying my Zeiss Loxia (along with a couple CZ and Batis 18) and reacquainting myself with the older ZE series. The ZE 35/2 works very well on the Sony sensor -- I'm getting a sort of super-realism contrast using similar to my regular LR settings for other lenses such as Loxia. The lens shoots with great character, despite being a bit heavy and awkward with adapter.
WOW, Ronny! These bugs covered in dew drops are amazing. I have been dying to find a butterfly covered in dew drops but haven't been able to or haven' tried hard enough.
Some shots from the airshow this past Sunday, posted in dedicated body/lens thread at well.
Looking at a parent Great Egret and 3 Nestlings in the nest and 2 other Great Egrets from the nest behind (at least one of the 2 is a Nestling).
Cropped; tripod mounted 100-400mm f4-f5.6 GM lens set to 336mm and A7rIII; silent shutter.
ISO 100, f5.6, 1/1000 second.
Exposure corrected -0.39 Stops.
May 11, 2019
At Gatorland, Orlando or Kissimmee, FL.
Following my previous collection of Himalayan range shots from the cockpit here come another set of pictures, this time overflying Greenland from the US back to the Middle East.
Unusually clear weather that day allowed for some shots of this very remote, yet beautiful land.
All shot with A9 and 135GM.
This past weekend's trip to Block Island, RI for a family wedding. This shot was taken at sunrise from our rental home across the Mill Tail Swamp and Pond to the left.
Really appreciated !
