Looking at Dingmans Falls.
Tripod mounted A7r and Minolta CLE MC 40mm f2 M-Rokkor lens.
ISO 50, f11, 1/8 second.
October 19, 2014
At the Dingmans Falls Area of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (part of the US National Park system), Dingmans Ferry, Delaware Township, PA.
A strange and humorous thing that happens here in outback Australia, people like to dress up termite mounds, here is a couple of shots plus one with my wife to illustrate how big they can get.
These are from a trek in a local nature reserve* a weekend or two back. Have been using the 20G mostly for mfd shots and I really like it in that application.
*Called "Hamra". This is the third "Hamra" protected nature area I've been to in Sweden, the others being Hamrafjället near Norway and my family's cabin up there and the third Hamra National Park, Sweden's first national park (like a nature reserve but stricter protection). I actually took this week off to, well, in part be in Hamra NP right now, have unfortunately suffered a well-timed cold..but I think I may go there and sleep in my hammock anyway because I had been looking forward to it.
** "National parks" are an American thing originally
These are from a trek in a local nature reserve* a weekend or two back. Have been using the 20G mostly for mfd shots and I really like it in that application.
*Called "Hamra". This is the third "Hamra" protected nature area I've been to in Sweden, the others being Hamrafjället near Norway and my family's cabin up there and the third Hamra National Park, Sweden's first national park (like a nature reserve but stricter protection). I actually took this week off to, well, in part be in Hamra NP right now, have unfortunately suffered a well-timed cold..but I think I may go there and sleep in my hammock anyway because I had been looking forward to it.
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Thank you kaldur, much appreciated.
Terrific images of your own. Stunning light and colors in the Glints shot.
I also find the A9 + FE 20/1.8 G a winning combination.
That lens delivers sharp images also wide open.
