navmannz wrote: Peter T wroteManuel has picked out some of my favourites so I can save time by quoting his post and then use this as a link to show some shots from his part of the world!That shot with the CV 15 is stunning, Peter... love the depth of field!
Thanks John, impressive shot of the spider, looks like you nailed the focus on the eyes, all four of them!
I seem to be choosing to use the CV 15 quite a lot. In fact here are a couple more:
A small church (built 1230 approx.) on top of a hill in Sardinia:
And the inside of the same Church - a long exposure with the camera resting on the back of a pew. The Church is built onto a granite rock, which also forms the alter:
ManuelLaMantia wrote: morpheus2891 wroteIt's big, but I'm happy with the results so far and it's not really heavy (lighter than a contax 35/1.4 with adapter from memory). I should get some time to play this weekend so I'll hopefully have more to share soon.Are you talking about Sony-Zeiss FE 35 1.4? Thanks for sharing
Manuel
Thanks Dovey
Aperture f5.6 .. just made common editing .. highlights the shadows some clarity, and saturation, some Tonal Contrast and then sharpened image
Apparently, the "Golden Hour" begins at 2 am in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. Nothing great, but had to take some pics while at work tonight. 1 day before the Summer Solstice and the sun is just circling around the sky with no signs of darkness.
A7 & FE 55/1.8