Sony FE Images Thread
p.815 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Gary Clennan wrote:
Awesome Hiep!!
Gary, I'm flattered. I guess when one enjoy shooting a lens, it does show
Werner: That's mind-boggling! It's like everything was aligned just for you to take that shot. It's amazing that you somehow kept yourself from casting your shadow into the scene.
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hiepphotog wrote
Local mud bogs event - A7s.Mod + 50 lux asph, all WOGary, I'm flattered. I guess when one enjoy shooting a lens, it does show
Werner: That's mind-boggling! It's like everything was aligned just for you to take that shot. It's amazing that you somehow kept yourself from casting your shadow into the scene.
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Apr 12, 2015 at 04:26 PM
p.815 #2Sony FE Images Thread
The number of awesome images in this thread is simply staggering and this thread moves so fast, too 
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Somewhere in Iceland....
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Apr 12, 2015 at 04:26 PM
p.815 #3Sony FE Images Thread
AGeoJO wrote:
The number of awesome images in this thread is simply staggering and this thread moves so fast, too.
Somewhere in Iceland....
You did somewhere justice.
Top of my photography bucket list is a week in Iceland.
The number of awesome images in this thread is simply staggering and this thread moves so fast, too
. Somewhere in Iceland....
You did somewhere justice.
Top of my photography bucket list is a week in Iceland.
Apr 12, 2015 at 05:52 PM
p.815 #5Sony FE Images Thread
VaughnA wrote:
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Somewhere in Iceland....You did somewhere justice.
Top of my photography bucket list is a week in Iceland.
Thank you! Yes, maybe you can cover the highlights in a week but you need to consider spending a few days more there. Why? The weather in Iceland is changing fast and mostly unpredictable. In the winter, the most photogenic season in my book, the frequency and duration of good weather is especially rare, unless you are extremely lucky, that is. So, you may want to hit a few spots more than just once. There are a few places that justify staying longer than just a day to make the most out of it. Plus, the best odds of seeing the northern lights is March, which is at the end of winter and October comes second. Regardless, you need clear skies for that.
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AGeoJO wrote
The number of awesome images in this thread is simply staggering and this thread moves so fast, too. Somewhere in Iceland....
Top of my photography bucket list is a week in Iceland.
Thank you! Yes, maybe you can cover the highlights in a week but you need to consider spending a few days more there. Why? The weather in Iceland is changing fast and mostly unpredictable. In the winter, the most photogenic season in my book, the frequency and duration of good weather is especially rare, unless you are extremely lucky, that is. So, you may want to hit a few spots more than just once. There are a few places that justify staying longer than just a day to make the most out of it. Plus, the best odds of seeing the northern lights is March, which is at the end of winter and October comes second. Regardless, you need clear skies for that.
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Apr 12, 2015 at 06:07 PM
p.815 #6Sony FE Images Thread
Been out of pocket for a while but man, some sweet images here.
I was out with the dog along the Mississippi River where all these trees seemed to be reaching for the river.
A7II + CV 15/4.5 III
I was out with the dog along the Mississippi River where all these trees seemed to be reaching for the river.
A7II + CV 15/4.5 III
Apr 12, 2015 at 06:27 PM
p.815 #7Sony FE Images Thread
(i) a soft rendering (heavy crop) of the world's #14 peak, 8000m Shishapangma, one of the easiest giants to climb, I hear; (ii) the nearby admin capital of the area, Shegar, with great traffic flows. CY 100/3.5 / a7r.
Apr 12, 2015 at 07:57 PM
p.815 #9Sony FE Images Thread
Back in the game with the A7II after I sold my A7 (mk I) many moons ago. Love the grip and thicker feel of this camera. The IBIS is a real treat too!
A few from today at local Brew & Pub. Mini-me was content with his water while mommy and daddy drank "Lemon Juice".
Sony A7II w/ Voigtländer 50mm 1.5 Nokton Aspherical and Voigtländer VM-E Close Focus Adapter
f/1.5~2, 1/500, ISO 100 by Alpha Geist, on Flickr
f/1.5~2, 1/500, ISO 100 by Alpha Geist, on Flickr
A few from today at local Brew & Pub. Mini-me was content with his water while mommy and daddy drank "Lemon Juice".
Sony A7II w/ Voigtländer 50mm 1.5 Nokton Aspherical and Voigtländer VM-E Close Focus Adapter
f/1.5~2, 1/500, ISO 100 by Alpha Geist, on Flickr
f/1.5~2, 1/500, ISO 100 by Alpha Geist, on Flickr
Apr 12, 2015 at 08:23 PM
p.815 #10Sony FE Images Thread
Walking around Boston Common month ago. I miss the snow 
All shot by A7ii + FE55/1.8
DSC02845 by Quan Huynh (QKK), on Flickr
DSC02868-Edit by Quan Huynh (QKK), on Flickr
DSC02757 by Quan Huynh (QKK), on Flickr
All shot by A7ii + FE55/1.8
DSC02845 by Quan Huynh (QKK), on Flickr
DSC02868-Edit by Quan Huynh (QKK), on Flickr
DSC02757 by Quan Huynh (QKK), on FlickrApr 12, 2015 at 08:53 PM
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p.815 #11Sony FE Images Thread
Interesting to see the outbreak of spring flowers from you northerners - love your pulsatillas, Ronny, which we grow in our garden here. Here's a total contrast, from a multi-day hiking-trip through Fiordland evergreen rainforest - wet for most of it, but hardly surprising with 5-8 metres of annual rainfall. 
Two images with Canon 24 TSE stitched in MS Ice
Single image with Canon STM 40 pancake
Two images with Canon 24 TSE stitched in MS Ice
Single image with Canon STM 40 pancake
Apr 12, 2015 at 10:44 PM
p.815 #13Sony FE Images Thread
A7ii and FE 35/1.4, playing with depth of field on walk today near Haystock Rock in Cannon Beach OR USA. The creatures are Velella velella. There were probably hundreds of thousands of them on the beach. Victims of the wind and currents, betrayed by the clear sail-like fins on top of their bodies.
DSC03579 by DarrellC, on Flickr
DSC03569-2 by DarrellC, on Flickr
DSC03568 by DarrellC, on Flickr
DSC03551-2 by DarrellC, on Flickr
DSC03579 by DarrellC, on FlickrDSC03569-2 by DarrellC, on FlickrDSC03568 by DarrellC, on FlickrDSC03551-2 by DarrellC, on FlickrApr 12, 2015 at 11:51 PM
p.815 #14Sony FE Images Thread
Couple of recent shots on the old A7:
Newly aquired Meyer Optic Trioplan 100/2.8
Minolta Rokkor MD 85/1.7
JayT
Newly aquired Meyer Optic Trioplan 100/2.8
Minolta Rokkor MD 85/1.7
JayT
Apr 13, 2015 at 12:41 AM
p.815 #15Sony FE Images Thread
DSC02622.jpg by W.Utsch, on Flickr
DSC02637.jpg by W.Utsch, on Flickr
Gary, I'm flattered. I guess when one enjoy shooting a lens, it does show
Werner: That's mind-boggling! It's like everything was aligned just for you to take that shot. It's amazing that you somehow kept yourself from casting your shadow into the scene.
Thank you very much!
The trick with the shadow is using long exposure with ND filter and the remote: Leaves enough time to walk out of the shadow and removes people constantly walking there as well.
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Apr 13, 2015 at 01:20 AM
p.815 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Time for gloves. FE55 / a7r. This combination is regarded (quite rightly) as very 'sharp' but its real virtues are (i) resolution of fine detail together with (ii) tone subtlety, e.g. the way light plays on clothing and surfaces; and (iii) 'trustworthy' bokeh.
Apr 13, 2015 at 01:34 AM
p.815 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Tortoise and Hare at the end of the Boston Marathon (they started early as I took these on Saturday )
)Apr 13, 2015 at 02:52 AM
p.815 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Standard cat pic (canon 85 f1.8) and the boston garden (FE 16-35)
Apr 13, 2015 at 03:31 AM
