AlexLF wrote:
Some girls are models. Some models are just different and perfect.
Also, this time I'd like to actually point out it's done with Sony A1. Yep, I think all this came together in one picture.
I think that part of the challenge might be which thread to post to or to look at. It is nigh impossible to (cross) post to lens-specific threads these days, because most do not even show up on the first page of the search any more. Do I post in FE or in a1 or make a new thread? I saw a new thread today for posting photos generally...what Isn't that THIS thread?!?!?
At the end of the day, I am inspired by the work of those who are members here and revel in the collective creativity of this forum.
AGeoJO wrote:
It seems like image threads, including the first one that was started in 2013, are loosing traction and not moving that fast anymore. Are they getting long in the tooth?
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A few from around Sydney’s harbor…
10 years, already!?
Wow, those were exciting times. Do you remember the anticipation, controversies, 24/36MP debates, waiting for the 1st deliveries, Kolari converions?
Well, we got improvement over the decade, almost double the res and thousands of shared and inspiring images!
JaKo wrote:
10 years, already!?
Wow, those were exciting times. Do you remember the anticipation, controversies, 24/36MP debates, waiting for the 1st deliveries, Kolari converions?
Well, we got improvement over the decade, almost double the res and thousands of shared and inspiring images!
The A7 series changed our world. Kudos to Sony!
Nice work with the Loxia 21mm. It is the only native E-mount lens I ever owned and still use it on my A7RM2 and A7.
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Likewise. At first, I used all my Nikon mount Zeiss lenses + adapters on Sony A7R, but soon realized that this combo size defeated the new compact 'package' idea. Then RF lenses rolled in, Kolari, but now Sony offers series of outstanding lenses to cover all grounds. Yet, Loxia 21mm holds its ground.
grahamgibson wrote:
Some night shooting with the Voigtlander 40/1.2
Nice, and assuming you are the same Graham Gibson in California who just won the Flickr World Photography Contest in the "animals" category, congratulations!
Isn't that THIS thread?!?!? 
