Sony FE Images Thread
p.725 #3Sony FE Images Thread
Wide open, ISO 6400, Kodak Gold 100 emulation
Feb 23, 2015 at 04:23 PM
p.725 #4Sony FE Images Thread
A7 + Minolta A-mount 50mm F1.7
Valley & Mountains by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Feb 23, 2015 at 04:55 PM
p.725 #6Sony FE Images Thread
A7ii + 55 1.8
Novice Monks by Salintara, on Flickr
A7ii + 70-200
Kaladan River by Salintara, on Flickr
Novice Monks by Salintara, on FlickrA7ii + 70-200
Kaladan River by Salintara, on FlickrFeb 23, 2015 at 06:06 PM
p.725 #7Sony FE Images Thread
A7 / Voigt 40
Day 54 - Laces out by jsschemel, on Flickr
Day 54 - Laces out by jsschemel, on FlickrFeb 23, 2015 at 09:07 PM
p.725 #8Sony FE Images Thread
a7r, 90M AA
Two tiny figures clambering across the 'Artist's Palette' at Death Valley.
There was a guy nearby getting quite worked up about these people walking out into the landscape of his shot whilst this was captured.
I've cursed and refrained from taking some of what would have been great shots myself because people wandered into frame when I'm in 'landscape mode'. lol. I try to be a bit more open to anything these days. If you're part of the picture, then hey you're part of the picture.
Canvas Walkers
Two tiny figures clambering across the 'Artist's Palette' at Death Valley.
There was a guy nearby getting quite worked up about these people walking out into the landscape of his shot whilst this was captured.
I've cursed and refrained from taking some of what would have been great shots myself because people wandered into frame when I'm in 'landscape mode'. lol. I try to be a bit more open to anything these days. If you're part of the picture, then hey you're part of the picture.
Canvas WalkersFeb 23, 2015 at 09:29 PM
p.725 #9Sony FE Images Thread
Wow, I missed a lot over the past weekend. I took a break from the cold in Minnesota for a quick visit to Florida.
Feb 23, 2015 at 10:03 PM
p.725 #10Sony FE Images Thread
coogee wrote:
a7r, 90M AA
Two tiny figures clambering across the 'Artist's Palette' at Death Valley.
There was a guy nearby getting quite worked up about these people walking out into the landscape of his shot whilst this was captured.
I've cursed and refrained from taking some of what would have been great shots myself because people wandered into frame when I'm in 'landscape mode'. lol. I try to be a bit more open to anything these days. If you're part of the picture, then hey you're part of the picture.
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8615/16421767967_1b9e4b4b88_b.jpgCanvas Walkers
I think figures in landscapes often make them more interesting and surprising. These ones, both in white, are pretty inoffensive and actually quite nice.
And if you look back at the traditions of landscape paintings (East Asian, especially Chinese, and European), you see that they very often include figures for scale, to dramatize the subject's majesty, and to provide a point of psychological entry for the viewer.
a7r, 90M AA
Two tiny figures clambering across the 'Artist's Palette' at Death Valley.
There was a guy nearby getting quite worked up about these people walking out into the landscape of his shot whilst this was captured.
I've cursed and refrained from taking some of what would have been great shots myself because people wandered into frame when I'm in 'landscape mode'. lol. I try to be a bit more open to anything these days. If you're part of the picture, then hey you're part of the picture.
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8615/16421767967_1b9e4b4b88_b.jpgCanvas Walkers
I think figures in landscapes often make them more interesting and surprising. These ones, both in white, are pretty inoffensive and actually quite nice.
And if you look back at the traditions of landscape paintings (East Asian, especially Chinese, and European), you see that they very often include figures for scale, to dramatize the subject's majesty, and to provide a point of psychological entry for the viewer.
Feb 23, 2015 at 10:14 PM
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p.725 #11Sony FE Images Thread
Liking that even heavy crops hold up well!
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Feb 23, 2015 at 10:24 PM
p.725 #13Sony FE Images Thread
First test shot this afternoon with A7rM just having arrived from Kolari Vision this morning.
A7rM and 50 Lux Asph f/1.4
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Feb 23, 2015 at 11:17 PM
p.725 #14Sony FE Images Thread
A7R + Voigtlander 40/1.4 Nokton Classic
@F2 (I think)
@F2 (I think)
Feb 23, 2015 at 11:22 PM
p.725 #15Sony FE Images Thread
aly324 wrote:
Two tiny figures clambering across the 'Artist's Palette' at Death Valley.
There was a guy nearby getting quite worked up about these people walking out into the landscape of his shot whilst this was captured.
I've cursed and refrained from taking some of what would have been great shots myself because people wandered into frame when I'm in 'landscape mode'. lol. I try to be a bit more open to anything these days. If you're part of the picture, then hey you're part of the picture.
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8615/16421767967_1b9e4b4b88_b.jpgCanvas WalkersI think figures in landscapes often make them more interesting and surprising. These ones, both in white, are pretty inoffensive and actually quite nice.
And if you look back at the traditions of landscape paintings (East Asian, especially Chinese, and European), you see that they very often include figures for scale, to dramatize the subject's majesty, and to provide a point of psychological entry for the viewer.
I definitely agree, especially on scale and as a counterpoint to the landscape beyond/around.
I can also see there is a way of thinking when shooting landscape that is fighting for an empty vista and gets annoyed with anything that interferes with it, tunnel (view) vision!
I've been guilty of it myself in the past, of not seeing the bigger picture, of wanting to kind of own the scene.
It was just amusing to watch this guy getting worked up in front of this massive view. Made me realise how ridiculous that mindset is.
Truth is I rarely if ever see other togs at dawn, preferring to find isolated spots, so a bit of a mirror when I do encounter them.
coogee wrote
a7r, 90M AATwo tiny figures clambering across the 'Artist's Palette' at Death Valley.
There was a guy nearby getting quite worked up about these people walking out into the landscape of his shot whilst this was captured.
I've cursed and refrained from taking some of what would have been great shots myself because people wandered into frame when I'm in 'landscape mode'. lol. I try to be a bit more open to anything these days. If you're part of the picture, then hey you're part of the picture.
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8615/16421767967_1b9e4b4b88_b.jpgCanvas Walkers
And if you look back at the traditions of landscape paintings (East Asian, especially Chinese, and European), you see that they very often include figures for scale, to dramatize the subject's majesty, and to provide a point of psychological entry for the viewer.
I definitely agree, especially on scale and as a counterpoint to the landscape beyond/around.
I can also see there is a way of thinking when shooting landscape that is fighting for an empty vista and gets annoyed with anything that interferes with it, tunnel (view) vision!
I've been guilty of it myself in the past, of not seeing the bigger picture, of wanting to kind of own the scene.
It was just amusing to watch this guy getting worked up in front of this massive view. Made me realise how ridiculous that mindset is.
Truth is I rarely if ever see other togs at dawn, preferring to find isolated spots, so a bit of a mirror when I do encounter them.
Feb 23, 2015 at 11:27 PM
p.725 #16Sony FE Images Thread
uhoh7 wrote:
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8598/16421998937_eed1ef99da_z.jpg
Nikkor S 85/2 by unoh7, on Flickr
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8660/16008514524_aa2fb0b5f4_b.jpg
Bend by unoh7, on Flickr
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8569/16008259124_698ab2def0_b.jpg
DSC02627 by unoh7, on Flickr
I found this old girl (1955) for about 60USD, beat up but still ready
that's quite a deal!
pen f 42/1.2 wide open:
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8598/16421998937_eed1ef99da_z.jpg
Nikkor S 85/2 by unoh7, on Flickr
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8660/16008514524_aa2fb0b5f4_b.jpg
Bend by unoh7, on Flickr
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8569/16008259124_698ab2def0_b.jpg
DSC02627 by unoh7, on Flickr
I found this old girl (1955) for about 60USD, beat up but still ready
that's quite a deal!
pen f 42/1.2 wide open:
Feb 23, 2015 at 11:33 PM
p.725 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Great images last page! Bob, Love teh MD 35-70 shots. Makes me want to take mine out and use it!!
Here are a few shots with the ZM Sonnar 50 1.5
Gregg
@f5.6
f1.5 and VM-E adapter
f1.5 and VM-E adapter @mfd
f1.5 and VM-E adapter @mfd
Here are a few shots with the ZM Sonnar 50 1.5
Gregg
@f5.6
f1.5 and VM-E adapter
f1.5 and VM-E adapter @mfd
f1.5 and VM-E adapter @mfd
Feb 23, 2015 at 11:35 PM
p.725 #20Sony FE Images Thread
Great images everyone! I go away for a week and the volume of images posted is unbelievable. These are shots taken today at an airplane museum. All taken with A7s and Minolta Zoom MD 35-70mm f/3.5 Macro.
Feb 24, 2015 at 12:13 AM