carstenw wrote:
Another one I had slight trouble with, this time because the subject is dark and the background light. This is hard for me to pull off, but it ought to be possible.
I like the 50P very much and will buy one some day, but for now I have stopped comparing the two lenses almost completely, and am just using the one I already own.
Here is a shot from Müggelberge from a few weeks ago. I have not had so much time to go out recently, in spite of the two ladies in my life being absent for nearly a week now, so I am digging through older shots. 50MP.
Arne! Long time no post! The first, second and fourth shots are great! I especially find the first one interesting, due to its nearly solarized look. Too bad it is missing a frame
carstenw wrote:
Here is a shot from Müggelberge from a few weeks ago. I have not had so much time to go out recently, in spite of the two ladies in my life being absent for nearly a week now, so I am digging through older shots. 50MP.
Carsten, I really like this image. In my opinion it is one of your best.
carstenw wrote:
Arne! Long time no post! The first, second and fourth shots are great! I especially find the first one interesting, due to its nearly solarized look. Too bad it is missing a frame
Hi Carsten Thanks for the kind words! As for frames, I'm somewhat in two minds about them, so I tend to post some with and some without..
photoArne wrote:
Hi Carsten Thanks for the kind words! As for frames, I'm somewhat in two minds about them, so I tend to post some with and some without..
Haha, I am sure that is unique I like the frames because it pops the images off the grey background, which otherwise can tend to blend a bit with the images along some edges.
The third and fourth shots of your new post are great, but that third one is magical, the way you captured the light through the tree. Capturing snow is so hard, but you make it look easy.
P.S. I notice you have several ZFs. Are you using a Nikon?
Taken in Central Park in the fall last year.
