When I asked a wise photography friend where he finds his water abstract images, he told me that the trick was not to look for them. I now understand what he meant. I was not intentionally looking for these water reflections but there they were during a recent trip to my nearby state park.
They are both very beautiful but I prefer yesterday's shot. Probably a personal thing but I don't find panoramas particularly easy to look at - too much information.
Peter T wrote:
They are both very beautiful but I prefer yesterday's shot. Probably a personal thing but I don't find panoramas particularly easy to look at - too much information.
Thanks Peter. My wife agrees with you! Cheers Simon
Looking at 2 Cattle Egrets in Breeding Plumage and the very last image taken for the day.
Cropped; tripod mounted100-4 00mm GM set to 400mm and A7rIII; silent shutter.
ISO 100, f5.6, 1/60 second.
May 11, 2019
At Gatorland, Orlando or Kissimmee, FL.
I don't get too many wildlife shots with the 24-105, but this guy was in my front yard yesterday when I came home and I just happened to have the the A7R4 on the seat next to me. Fox by lennycarl08, on Flickr
It's been so long since I shot with my Loxia 21. I had forgotten how well this lens renders landscapes and produces some nice sunstars.
This was shot early morning as the moon was setting over these birch trees (I'm terrible with identifying trees) with some late fall color. The grass in the foreground had this nice texture and some light on it. In the distance are the hogbacks (hills) that form the start of the front range.
