Some Humming Birds at Mohonk Mountain Houses garden. I left my long zooms home and had a bit more of a challenge shooting these fast little buggers with my Sigma Macro lens!
#1 Tibetan architecture adapted to mountain ridges, every square metre is precious. #2 The topmost building in #1 from the high side of the ridge, showing the ancient (~1420 AD) structure's wooden beam insertions in the wall construction, and external buttressing.
Wonderful images but those church interiors are something else , Peire!
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Cross-posted as I am blown away by the Sigma 35mm f/1.2, even at wide open aperture… Yes, admittedly the GM 35mm is also a superb performer albeit at f/1.4
AGeoJO wrote:
Wonderful images but those church interiors are something else , Peire!
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Cross-posted as I am blown away by the Sigma 35mm f/1.2, even at wide open aperture… Yes, admittedly the GM 35mm is also a superb performer albeit at f/1.4
Thank you Joshua.That little,old silesian town is very picturesque and has a few unique historical monuments.The church is an equisite example of original gothic, which was later baroqueized and exceptionally beautifully and richly decorated. This overlapping of styles is particularly visible in the details of the vaults - gothic arches with baroque carvings and paintings.
Photo for the 20th Anniversary of 9/11. It was taken late afternoon, about 90 minutes before sunset.
Looking at Farmer's wheat field in glorious golden color.
Tripod mounted A7r and Leica R 28mm f2.8 Elmarit V2 lens.
ISO 100, f11, 1/60 second.
Exposure Corrected +0.39 Stops.
, Peire!
