Here are some images that I took over the weekend in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (part of the US National Park system along the Delaware River in Pennsylvania and New Jersey). The first image I believe was taken north of Dingman's Ferry and is looking across the Delaware River from Pennsylvania into New Jersey. The second image is of Silver Thread Falls in the area of the Dingman's Falls. The next image is of Autumn Color in the Dingman's Falls area. The last 2 images are of Autumn Color in George W. Child's Park, which is now part of the National Park Recreation Area.
All images taken with my tripod mounted A7r and my Minolta CLE MC 40mm f2 M-Rokkor lens and processed in LR5.6
Greggf wrote:
More fantastic images on this page from everyone! Those 24-70 OSS shots look really great Josh!! (Just say NO!!!, Gregg....)
Here are a bunch of shots from various lenses. Today we went to see Thomas and Percy at Roaring Camp Here in Felton, CA. Gio was beside himself!!
I most certainly am, my only quibble is that I found a tiny bit of softness on the right hand side of a couple of images. Could be a slight miss alignment of the adapter, but I need to shoot some more to be sure.
Also my adapter is a cheap Kaavie brand and it's got a thumb screw to hold the tripod foot in place and it keeps getting loose. I'm just gonna superglue it when I get a moment.
Apart from that all is good. I took some lenses, A7r, 5D2 and some fuji kit away on holiday.
For the dawn/dusk patrol I used the A7r, for the shots of my daughter knocking down my sandcastles i used the fuji. and the canon errrr nothing. I'm very new to the A7r so took the 5D2 as backup and something I know how to operate. I didn't feel the need to use it at all.
I found that this meetup group had borrowed one of my Horseshoe Lake photos to entice people to go on the hike this last weekend. So I joined and gave the group leader some good natured static over using my photo and off we went to the lake. This is a less known corner of the Enchantments Lakes basin, which is known for its amazing granite and fall colors scenery. Its also a rather challenging hike. The last mile covers about 1500 vert feet alone to get to the lake. Got there for sunset, camped and then sunrise and then down. All Zeiss 18mm
mike reid wrote:
I found that this meetup group had borrowed one of my Horseshoe Lake photos to entice people to go on the hike this last weekend. So I joined and gave the group leader some good natured static over using my photo and off we went to the lake. This is a less known corner of the Enchantments Lakes basin, which is known for its amazing granite and fall colors scenery. Its also a rather challenging hike. The last mile covers about 1500 vert feet alone to get to the lake. Got there for sunset, camped and then sunrise and then down. All Zeiss 18mm
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Outstanding images Mike!
All of them are rockin, but something about that last one especially keeps bring me back for another look
Gotta LOVE this thread! So much talent in one place is incredible!! We should have our own museum!!
More from today with the Contax G90....everything everyone has said about this lens is true...it's VERY comparable to my 100 Planar f2 in my regards, and it's less than a third the size!! WOW
Gregg
first off, let me say.....GO GIANTS!!!!!!! Yeah Baby!!...ok, sorry...
check out what's in between the spiders legs.....f2.8
