First is the Summilux-R 80/1.4. Second is the ZM50/2 Planar, and a heavy crop. The Osprey seemed pretty unconcerned with the crow's harassment. Though, the crow had been perched near the Osprey's nest before this, so that might have been keeping the Osprey away.
Evening shots with the A7s and 75 Lux @f/1.4 Low light 5000 and 6400 ISO resp. Converted via SEP II. I feel the A7s will really gel with the Mandler lenses. No PP in Lr and virtually none in SEP II
One more from a pre-wedding portrait shooting... Shot with A7r + Nikkor 200/2 VRII wide open Fill light with 100cm Rotalux with Ranger Qaudra RX. Exposure blending from 2 pictures.
Here are a few windmill shots from..... Holland yesterday. It was very windy; well, the Dutch knew from way back then to locate the best spot for windmills. The weather was changing fairly fast. It was sunny but 10-15 minutes later, dark clouds gathered and it rained for 10 minutes or so and it cleared up and it was sunny again. Typical, Dutch weather , I understood. The sky was really blue and the cloud formations were definitely interesting. The last shot without exif was captured using my favorite 28mm, Nikkor AF-S G lens with Metabones adapter at f/4.0.
One from a recent trip to Europe. Edited in a not yet profiled screen.
This is the best I could do using the itsy tripod I had (30second exposure though).
Fill light with 100cm Rotalux with Ranger Qaudra RX. Exposure blending from 2 pictures.
yesterday. It was very windy; well, the Dutch knew from way back then to locate the best spot for windmills. The weather was changing fairly fast. It was sunny but 10-15 minutes later, dark clouds gathered and it rained for 10 minutes or so and it cleared up and it was sunny again. Typical, Dutch weather 
, I understood. The sky was really blue and the cloud formations were definitely interesting. The last shot without exif was captured using my favorite 28mm, Nikkor AF-S G lens with Metabones adapter at f/4.0.
