dbehrens wrote:
One more from same scene. This time taken with Leica 16-18-21 WATE with A7r. Dave
Wow! What a great image , Dave! It is not always the case, of course, but here, I like it wider better than basically the same scenery captured with the 35mm focal length. Where is it, BTW?
It's not always the "Best" picture that make you have an emotional response to a photo.
The photo below was one of many i shot this saturday and it is the best one to me, even if it needs straightening etc.. A7 with OM 21 F2 at 5.6 i think
AGeoJO wrote:
Wow! What a great image , Dave! It is not always the case, of course, but here, I like it wider better than basically the same scenery captured with the 35mm focal length. Where is it, BTW?
Glad you enjoy the pic! This is from Watkins Glen State Park, Watkins Glen, NY in the Finger Lakes region. This park has a beautiful mile+ trail in the gorge. Dave
Came across this cute and fun little house that was for sale for a very low price. Parts of it seemed to me like a time capsule from the 70's. In recent years it has been used as a summer cottage.
A7 and C/Y 28mm/2.8 (as always, it's my only lens so far ):
We're thinking about it. It is located in a pleasant area up in the mountains around Trondheim so it would be nice to use as a summer house to start with. A river great for fishing and canoeing runs just past it, but it's out of view from the house because of trees. We signed up to get information if someone gives them a bid, so we'll see. We were out on a nice day trip when we came across it and the showing happened to go on just then so we decided to have a look.
aCIDfire, those wedding images are great! Nice work!
A few images from today. The annual labor day parade in Omaha, Ne is always a huge draw. Omaha Fire did a great job of representing today! Also, a quick one of the pup, she really wanted to go with us this morning! All images with the A7 and Canon, 24mm f2.
, Dave! It is not always the case, of course, but here, I like it wider better than basically the same scenery captured with the 35mm focal length. Where is it, BTW?
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