Thank you Bob! Those droplet (is it what it is called?) pictures you posted are truly amazing! I bet it takes many tries to get one that you like. Fascinating to see the artsy shapes our naked eye can't see. I saw slow motion videos on Instagram, absolutely mind blowing.
Lone hawthorn on hillside? Check. Wild ponies grazing? Check. Abandoned farmhouse? Check. Ancient stone bridge? Check. It must be another walk on Dartmoor.
Will turn out to be the last hurrah for my 24-105G as I've ordered the 20-70 (also replacing the 16-35 PZ which I liked but found a bit fiddly to use - will look around for a used Voigtlander 15 for my less frequent ultra wide shots)
BastianK wrote:
Back from Japan, means more new articles on Phillipreeve.net and that I have a bunch of pictures to post over the course of the next weeks.
That all sounds great to me! Did you have a good trip?
Just returned from a great trip to Kauai. A few long exposure images from the Queen's Bath area. It had just opened since all of the winter rain and flooding. The path down to it was extremely muddy and slippery. We took a few spills on the way down, but all camera gear remained clean...at some cost to my back and knees.
Jim
a1 + Sony 35GM + Lee IRND 10-stop: Crash! by Jim, on Flickr
