Hasn't been a lot of good color this autumn in PA, at least my usual jaunts. Still quite a few green trees, but a lot of leaves down at Ricketts Glen. What color is there is someone muted and there are brown blotches on the changing leaves.
tsdevine wrote:
Hasn't been a lot of good color this autumn in PA, at least my usual jaunts. Still quite a few green trees, but a lot of leaves down at Ricketts Glen. What color is there is someone muted and there are brown blotches on the changing leaves.
Great waterfalls, Tim! That certainly represents a lot of tromping around to different sites. Love seeing the original a7R in use with the newer Sigma zoom. Thanks!
Thanks, but you can tell I posted these shots before I had my coffee! I was using my a7R III, although I still have my a7R and a7R II. I will fix my post. One mistake and I copy and pasted the heck out of it.
Gunzorro wrote:
Great waterfalls, Tim! That certainly represents a lot of tromping around to different sites. Love seeing the original a7R in use with the newer Sigma zoom. Thanks!
Looking at a Red Barn in late afternoon light.
Tripod mounted A7rII Kolari Vision UT sensor modified camera and Voigtlander 28mm f2 Ultron II Asph VM lens; silent shutter.
ISO 100, f11?, 1/60 second.
September 4, 2021
Along Muse Road or at the intersection of Muse Road and Loch Valley Road, Weisenberg Township, PA.
Aurora Borealis, over Nortern Territories of Canada, entering vast Atlantic Ocean going Eastbound.
Not super sharp, but I found it challenging to secure my camera for solid 5 seconds in the turbulent air.
FE20f1.8, 5 second exposure, f2.8, ISO1250.
Immortal wrote:
Man, i really do enjoy your wildlife shots! Kinda jealous. GJ!
Thank you very much for your kind words, Immortal!
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This is a quite rare and colorful little bird. My only exposure to this bird in 2 visits to Ecuador. It was feeding on those small fruits of a parasite plant.
Wow, that is just an absolutely gorgeous bird. Great capture!
AGeoJO wrote:
Thank you very much for your kind words, Immortal!
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This is a quite rare and colorful little bird. My only exposure to this bird in 2 visits to Ecuador. It was feeding on those small fruits of a parasite plant.
A couple of handheld panos from Arches and Canyonlands this past weekend, all taken with R4 and 24-105. The last one was 33 images and totals 300mp. A shame there's not a better way to share/view these!
AGeoJO wrote:
This is a quite rare and colorful little bird. My only exposure to this bird in 2 visits to Ecuador. It was feeding on those small fruits of a parasite plant.
Passing time, brown bear a the Shalom Wildlife Zoo. Borrowed a 70-180 f2.8 from a Tamron rep. I'm pretty happy with it considering I was shooting thru two fences.
GJ!
