Douglas L wrote:
Love the mood/tone in these shots, Barry!
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Keep them coming, Birdie. I still have 3 or 4 hummers in my yard but most of my hummer flowers are well past peak so they are drinking mainly from the feeders.
Some feeding frenzy shots from yesterday morning.
Thank you Douglas, most appreciated buddy
Some cracking feeding frenzy shots you have yourself there...Excellent capture and beautifully handled as usual, terrific work!
+1 for Birdie, love that first hummer shot p.4465 #16
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Last 5 images from yesterdays walkabout at Mevagissey
Barry Haines wrote:
Thank you Douglas, most appreciated buddy
Some cracking feeding frenzy shots you have yourself there...Excellent capture and beautifully handled as usual, terrific work!
+1 for Birdie, love that first hummer shot p.4465 #16
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Last 5 images from yesterdays walkabout at Mevagissey
Dynamite shots. Nice to see the 65 apo-lanthar back in action. Has been my favorite lens for a couple of years; just got the 50 apo-lanthar & will exercise it next week & looking forward to getting similar performance in a smaller package.
Looking down and across a portion of the City of Napoli (Naples) from the top of Castel Nuovo (New Castle) (it was windy).
Cropped from top, Hand Held, relying on Camera IBIS, A1 and Voigtlander 50mm f2 Apo-Lanthar Asph, FE mount; silent shutter.
ISO 100, f8, 1/250 second.
March 20, 2022
From the top of Castel Nuovo (New Castle), Napoli (Naples), Italy.
photonoclast wrote:
Dynamite shots. Nice to see the 65 apo-lanthar back in action. Has been my favorite lens for a couple of years; just got the 50 apo-lanthar & will exercise it next week & looking forward to getting similar performance in a smaller package.
Thank you kindly photonoclast for the most kind comment, much appreciated my friend
The 50mm Apo-Lanthar is a stunning little jewel of a lens on par IQ wise with the 65mm Apo-Lanthar but in a smaller package, I doubt you will be disappointed with it...I look forward to seeing your images in the future
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Further South in Cornwall but lesser know is the little fishing village of St Mawes (population 700) lying adjacent Falmouth, divided by the Carrick Roads Estuary (The deepest natural harbour in Western Europe and third deepest in the World).
