Thank you Ronny, Douglas and Alexey!
(But Alexey, what does strastphere mean? (I do know what stratosphere is, but I don't think that that is what you meant ))
A7RII and CV 50mm/1 VM + a Marumi 5 close-up lens for some of them:
Douglas L wrote:
Did you pay that oryx to post for you, Joshua?. Marvelous shots.
A few from dog walk this morning.
Haha, I didn't bring enough grass with me that morning, Doug! Otherwise, I would have... Thank you for your kind compliment!
Great captures from your bird, uh, dog walk there, buddy! Carrying that gear on your dog walk is cumbersome though... but it is rewarding, I can see that.
AGeoJO wrote:
Haha, I didn't bring enough grass with me that morning, Doug! Otherwise, I would have... Thank you for your kind compliment!
Great captures from your bird, uh, dog walk there, buddy! Carrying that gear on your dog walk is cumbersome though... but it is rewarding, I can see that.
Thank you Joshua! The lake is only 5 minutes drive from my house. I am known by some of the lake's frequent visitors as "the guy with a cute dog and a big camera". I never know what I will encounter at the lake so I often carry a camera with me, most of the time there aren't anything interesting to take pictures of. Now the leaves are gone, spotting birds is much easier. Carrying the 600 GM+camera for 2 miles isn't bad.
HelenaN wrote:
Thank you Ronny, Douglas and Alexey!
(But Alexey, what does strastphere mean? (I do know what stratosphere is, but I don't think that that is what you meant ))
Dear Helena,
Stratosphere might be defined as the highest altitude which human can reach by convertionals means. Only rear technology masterpieces as strospheric baloons or Concord are able to get that high.
In tearms of our forum mentioned "decay" set of photos has reached stratospheric level of masterpiece, from my point of view.
We have enough fabulous talented photographers at this forum with truly high level of vision and technique, thanks God (and Fred, and all participants)))). But your decay set has such level (for my perception), that I took a risk to call it "stratospheric".
I could use just BRAVO, but that would not be enough)))))
Keep posting, pleaee, I adore your art!
Looking at a portion of the sculpting of a doorway into the next gallery, and the paintings on the wall around the doorway at the Palazzo Medici Riccardi or Palazzo Medici.
Hand Held, relying on Camera IBIS, A1 and Voigtlander 50mm f2 Apo-Lanthar Asph FE mount lens; silent shutter.
ISO 1600, f2.8, 1/160 second.
Exposure Corrected +0.09 Stops.
March 27, 2022
At the Palazzo Medici Riccardi or Palazzo Medici, Firenze (Florence), Italy.
Went out with the intention of making some macro images - but the wind picked up and it started to rain, so I made some un intentional leaf movement photos.
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. Marvelous shots.
