Very nice set kaldur! We too have a cabin in Jämtland, but because of the Corona border restrictions we haven't been able to go there much these last two years. I'm envious of the cold weather you had. Normally we have nice and cold winters here in Trondheim, but this winter has been terrible so far with mostly rain and wind.
Some photos from when we visited family in Sweden during Christmas and New Year. Most are from my partner's hometown Leksand.
Lensbaby Edge 35 and 80 (#6).
A couple of views of the Mewstone at low tide off the South Devon coast taken during a walk at Wembury near Plymouth - note the customary south west winter gloom...
Alfredo Mora wrote:
I had fun exploring these trees on a frozen lake at my local state park. The track between the two trees are from ice fishermen's sleds.
Alfredo Mora wrote:
I had fun exploring these trees on a frozen lake at my local state park. The track between the two trees are from ice fishermen's sleds.
FE 24-105mm
It would look really nice on a wall, Alfredo!
A happy little duck from this morning, very heavily cropped.
Technically, I will be staying just one night but I will have a full day of shooting and driving back to Quito for my flight back home slightly after midnight or on the second morning.
Looking out my Kitchen sliding door past the fence on both sides of the retention pond behind my home, across the creek beyond, across the harvested and cut farmers corn field, and at the homes hundreds of feet away in Magic Hour late afternoon light.
Tripod mounted A1 and Voigtlander 90mm f2.8 Apo-Skopar VM lens; silent shutter.
ISO 100, f8, 1/100 second.
January 8, 2022
Breinigsville, PA out my rear Kitchen Sliding door.
AGeoJO wrote:
Technically, I will be staying just one night but I will have a full day of shooting and driving back to Quito for my flight back home slightly after midnight or on the second morning.
All this talk about rendering on the 20/1.8 thread had me going through some 24 GM pictures. Love the versatility of this lens with its colors, contrast, out of focus areas, and sharpness.
Yeah 20/21 is maybe my favorite focal length. 35, 40, and 50 are all great general purpose lenses, but I originally got into photography for landscapes & architecture, and 21 has never failed me there.
Oddly enough, the 24 GM is a replacement for 35mm, not 21mm for me.
