Sony FE Images Thread
p.597 #3Sony FE Images Thread
(Latin Name for Wiesbaden)
Kurhaus/Casino
DSC01123.jpg by W.Utsch, on Flickr
Dec 07, 2014 at 06:43 AM
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Werner_Utsch wrote:
"Aquis Mattiacis"
(Latin Name for Wiesbaden)
Kurhaus/Casino
Canon 24/3.5 TSE II, Full Shift up
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8662/15765228150_690dbad050_h.jpg
DSC01123.jpg by W.Utsch, on Flickr
Werner, new entry?!? 24 TSE... mmmh, one of my dreams... maybe in the next life
(Latin Name for Wiesbaden)
Kurhaus/Casino
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8662/15765228150_690dbad050_h.jpg
DSC01123.jpg by W.Utsch, on Flickr
Werner, new entry?!? 24 TSE... mmmh, one of my dreams... maybe in the next life
Dec 07, 2014 at 07:34 AM
p.597 #5Sony FE Images Thread
Manuel, i have this lens since my Canon days and used it quite often on the Sony, and yes it is extremely good...
Some remarks on the shot above: It was extremely cold and windy that evening and light snowing, difficult to handle the cam and lenses with a hat on and packed in. I had the 16-35 FE as well with me but in this case the TSE was much more appropriate for the subject.
On a personal side after nervously waiting almost for the whole day for our daughter to come of the Ministry Of Justice where she passed her second state examination in law i was glad to go out a little to take some pics, it was really very relaxing.
Now i am a proud father of a lawyer/jurist daughter and a phase in our family life cam to a happy end.
Some remarks on the shot above: It was extremely cold and windy that evening and light snowing, difficult to handle the cam and lenses with a hat on and packed in. I had the 16-35 FE as well with me but in this case the TSE was much more appropriate for the subject.
On a personal side after nervously waiting almost for the whole day for our daughter to come of the Ministry Of Justice where she passed her second state examination in law i was glad to go out a little to take some pics, it was really very relaxing.
Now i am a proud father of a lawyer/jurist daughter and a phase in our family life cam to a happy end.
Dec 07, 2014 at 08:08 AM
p.597 #6Sony FE Images Thread
Incredible shot Werner!! And congrats to you and your daughter!!
Dec 07, 2014 at 09:05 AM
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great shot Werner and congrats on your daughter's accomplishment.
Dec 07, 2014 at 09:43 AM
p.597 #8Sony FE Images Thread
Two images from yesterday with my LA-EA4 adapter juch acquired from B/S board. Lens used was a Minolta AF 100-200 .
Harry Palmer
Motorcycles.
Donkey at a local watering hole.
Harry Palmer
Motorcycles.
Donkey at a local watering hole.
Dec 07, 2014 at 10:14 AM
p.597 #9Sony FE Images Thread
Yesterday at Goldfield, AZ , at and aftersunset. Kit lens on A7.
Harry Palmer
Approaching Sunset.
Chapels golden hour.
Mining gear at Goldfield.
Superstition afterglow.
Harry Palmer
Approaching Sunset.
Chapels golden hour.
Mining gear at Goldfield.
Superstition afterglow.
Dec 07, 2014 at 10:24 AM
p.597 #10Sony FE Images Thread
I was attempting to shoot the Titan-Heavy launch the other day and I wasn't
alone........ the launch never happened but the sunrise was great. Shot with
the Contax N 24-85mm
Some of the watchers...... with the Canon FD 500mm f4.5
there was a guy's butt & legs in the shot above so some cloning was needed....
all shot with the Sony A7R
alone........ the launch never happened but the sunrise was great. Shot with
the Contax N 24-85mm
Some of the watchers...... with the Canon FD 500mm f4.5
there was a guy's butt & legs in the shot above so some cloning was needed....
all shot with the Sony A7R
Dec 07, 2014 at 11:12 AM
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p.597 #11Sony FE Images Thread
Michiel, Werner, your 2 shots couldn't be more different. But both are equally gratifying! Congrats!
Dec 07, 2014 at 11:33 AM
p.597 #12Sony FE Images Thread
philber wrote:
Gosh, so much great work! Joshua, Bob, Peire, Ronny, and so many others!
Thanks, Philipe!
bobbytan wrote:
Really nice set, Joshua! Great job! The lighting was blah when we were there, so I have nothing good to show for it. We took the balloon ride one morning and didn't have much joy/luck either. It took off it little late - we were almost the last ones - so we missed the first/best light … and we've had to go a little higher (not so good for photography) to catch the wind. And no mist anywhere. Two insipid mornings in Bagan.
Thanks, Bobby! Yes, we got lucky.... This is one of the reasons that we need to go back to Myanmar and spend more time in Bagan. I love that place! Have you seen Win's picture of cattle being herded in the dust and the yellow reddish low setting sun? And, the outline of one of the temples in the background, of course, does the trick.
Chris_88 wrote:
Joshua: You wonderful pictures from Bagan just blew me away. Outstanding work.
Thank you very much, Chris!
Julius wrote:
National Geography quality images Joshua, excellent compositions, beautiful colors, gorgeous images!
Pictures can not get much better!
Congratulations,
Julius
Thank you very much, Julius!
Gosh, so much great work! Joshua, Bob, Peire, Ronny, and so many others!
Thanks, Philipe!
bobbytan wrote:
Really nice set, Joshua! Great job! The lighting was blah when we were there, so I have nothing good to show for it. We took the balloon ride one morning and didn't have much joy/luck either. It took off it little late - we were almost the last ones - so we missed the first/best light … and we've had to go a little higher (not so good for photography) to catch the wind. And no mist anywhere. Two insipid mornings in Bagan.
Thanks, Bobby! Yes, we got lucky.... This is one of the reasons that we need to go back to Myanmar and spend more time in Bagan. I love that place! Have you seen Win's picture of cattle being herded in the dust and the yellow reddish low setting sun? And, the outline of one of the temples in the background, of course, does the trick.
Chris_88 wrote:
Joshua: You wonderful pictures from Bagan just blew me away. Outstanding work.
Thank you very much, Chris!
Julius wrote:
National Geography quality images Joshua, excellent compositions, beautiful colors, gorgeous images!
Pictures can not get much better!
Congratulations,
Julius
Thank you very much, Julius!
Dec 07, 2014 at 12:00 PM
p.597 #13Sony FE Images Thread
Amazing shots Joshua!!!
A7 w/ Leitz APO 100mm
Leitz 100mm f2.8 Elmarit APO -48 by Anh Tri, on Flickr
A7 w/ Leitz APO 100mm
Leitz 100mm f2.8 Elmarit APO -48 by Anh Tri, on FlickrDec 07, 2014 at 12:06 PM
p.597 #14Sony FE Images Thread
Stitched some shots with the Canon 50mm f/0.95, A7.
Dec 07, 2014 at 02:05 PM
p.597 #15Sony FE Images Thread
Tri Tran wrote:
Amazing shots Joshua!!!
Thank you, Tri Tran!
Here are a few people images from Myanmar. These two sets show the age contrast of the people there. The first two were captured at the same monastery near Yaungshwe. I wandered off to the side of the main monastery. I saw a fairly small pray room and there were local women there. When they say me alone, they waved me in and I sat there for a while. At the front of the pray room was this old monk. He sat there but didn't say much. I asked in sign language whether it would be OK for me to take pictures of the old monk. I basically pointed at my camera and gestured toward the old monk. They all nodded and I scooted forward but kept my distance from the monk and took a few shots. As it turned out he actually sleeps in that room behind the curtain. Afterwards, I bowed to him, saying thank you and moved on. I couldn't figure out his age and didn't manage to ask how old he was... In contrast, the two novice monks were still full of life and were conversing at the window of the main monastery.
The last two images were captured at the same market near Inle Lake on the same day, too. As it turns out, quite a few older ladies smoke cigars or cigarillos in Myanmar. Not passing any judgement of what they do, but they sure can be photogenic in a unique way. This lady is one of them out of 4-5 that I saw smoke profusely. The young lady is a vendor but I really don't recall what she was selling though . Yes, she is pretty even without any makeup, mind you.
A really old monk
Two novice monks
An old lady at a market near Inle Lake
A pretty vendor at a market near Inle Lake
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Amazing shots Joshua!!!
Thank you, Tri Tran!
Here are a few people images from Myanmar. These two sets show the age contrast of the people there. The first two were captured at the same monastery near Yaungshwe. I wandered off to the side of the main monastery. I saw a fairly small pray room and there were local women there. When they say me alone, they waved me in and I sat there for a while. At the front of the pray room was this old monk. He sat there but didn't say much. I asked in sign language whether it would be OK for me to take pictures of the old monk. I basically pointed at my camera and gestured toward the old monk. They all nodded and I scooted forward but kept my distance from the monk and took a few shots. As it turned out he actually sleeps in that room behind the curtain. Afterwards, I bowed to him, saying thank you and moved on. I couldn't figure out his age and didn't manage to ask how old he was... In contrast, the two novice monks were still full of life and were conversing at the window of the main monastery.
The last two images were captured at the same market near Inle Lake on the same day, too. As it turns out, quite a few older ladies smoke cigars or cigarillos in Myanmar. Not passing any judgement of what they do, but they sure can be photogenic in a unique way
. This lady is one of them out of 4-5 that I saw smoke profusely. The young lady is a vendor but I really don't recall what she was selling though . Yes, she is pretty even without any makeup, mind you.  |
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Dec 07, 2014 at 02:33 PM
p.597 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Wow... Joshua! Wonderful series
Great shots everyone!
Shot from other evening at Burleigh beach.
A7r and C/Y 35-70 f/3.5
Great shots everyone!
Shot from other evening at Burleigh beach.
A7r and C/Y 35-70 f/3.5
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Dec 07, 2014 at 03:04 PM
p.597 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Totally awesome set, Joshua!
Very atmospheric, Charles!
Very atmospheric, Charles!
Dec 07, 2014 at 03:11 PM
p.597 #20Sony FE Images Thread
After Joshua post 
I'm a bit embarrassed to upload my pictures...
Here we had a terrible November with heavy rains, floods and some dramatic situation also in my city... so today, after one very gray month, when Sun appeared for me has been like an event So was the time to test my "new" Minolta MD 35-70 f/3.5 Macro
I'm a bit embarrassed to upload my pictures...Here we had a terrible November with heavy rains, floods and some dramatic situation also in my city... so today, after one very gray month, when Sun appeared for me has been like an event
So was the time to test my "new" Minolta MD 35-70 f/3.5 MacroDec 07, 2014 at 03:11 PM