I just wrote a little response about Loxia lenses, and the 35 in particular, on the Loxia thread where a reader complimented my Loxia 35 images.
Reviewing these images after posting them here on this thread, resonated strongly for why I like the "look" of the Loxia 35 along with LR processing. I don't deny these images are processed and made to suit my tastes in contrast and color, but Loxia 35 is the basis and provides the starting point for the look and "immersion" I like with the 35mm focal length.
Anyhow, hope you all like how these humble locales translate for me.
Please forgive me in advance: I just had my mind blown today after photographing at Chihuly gardens and museum in Seattle.
www.chihulygardenandglass.com
I've got quite a number of pyschedelic images of the glass exhibits indoors, not to mention the in situ garden displays. (Holy lightshow, Batman!)
Hope I don't impose too much on your patience or mental state!
Here are a few of my very first images taken there. I'm going to put on my Blue Cheer album as I process the rest!
a7R4, Loxia 25, LR
Overhead ceiling glass panels with glass sculptures above them.
Gunzorro wrote:
Alan -- Nice shots! I'd love to know how all those Roman marbles ended up in Denmark. Thanks for showing an interesting place to visit.
You're welcome! It is an interesting case. Their collection rivals anything you can find in London or Paris in my opinion.
Copenhagen is expensive though, so make sure you pack cash or get the Copenhagen Card!
All photos on the previous page are top of the crop and real pleasure to watch!!!
Special THANK YOU to @Gunzorro@, @Alan Parker@ and (surprise surprise))) @HelenaN@ - your series are masterpieces!
Alan, "Copenhagen Metro" is just WOW!
Jim, the colours of your series are futuristically beautiful!
Helena, after your series I will drive from our sea coast covered with smell of endless flower fields to our mountains just to present the feel of snow to my daughter))))
