I was thinking of sharing a set from my recent trip to the Oregon coast and still might, but I found a set of shots from my hometown taken back in the spring when temps were less than the current, continual 100s and liked how this one turned out. The beauty of the Nikon Z50 II for me is how its small size makes it so easy to have it in hand during my standard 10K step walk around the Arkansas River here in Tulsa. The drawback is that I have so many images to process some can get lost in the crowd.
NIKON Z50_216mm F1.4 DC DN | Contemporary 017 lens16mmf/10.01/320s100 ISO-0.7 EV
I really like this. The more you look, the more you see. When my eyes focus on the person to the far right and return back across the image, it takes on a new perspective for me.
mjgphotoz wrote:
I really like this. The more you look, the more you see. When my eyes focus on the person to the far right and return back across the image, it takes on a new perspective for me.
Mary
Thanks! I appreciate your thoughtful reply outlining your experience of the image.
Ah yes... not far from where I had my bike wreck, when the bike stopped, I didn't, flew over the bars and landed on the side of my helmet. I dislike the trail for that reason.
