mwalrod wrote: thminhduc wroteMark, the color and bokeh look beautifully unreal. Were they on the 100 MP?Thanks...yes, they were both shot with the 100 zf.2
The D800 + Zeiss glass combo is going to be **very** interesting indeed ! Keep those pics coming...looking forward to them
Lars: yes the last 2 are on Silom, but the first 2 are on Charoenkrung rd. near Wat Phrayakai. Your temple series are very nice. Last set with the pots has beautiful bokeh and 3D.
Abhijeeth: Very nice as usual. I prefer no. 1 though.
Bif: Well done. But what's with the green shadows on the right side?
@Lars...fantastic shots of the bowls! My fav is the 3rd...great 3D!!
@abhijeeth..very nice colors from the Colorado shots. The rock in the 2nd draws me into the photo.
@Bif...I like your "green shadows" door, but the BW rally looks like a picture from a video game!!!
@WFrank... fantastic HDR. The colors of the walls really look like FIRE!!
Wow, few days not checking and already 4 pages behind. Spring is clearly coming...
akul, really liked your tree shot with some other tree blossoming on background. If would have been my photo, I would have adjusted black level lightly higher.
Lars, great usage of colors in photo of violet flower, the center of flower stands out nicely and due to those "sticks" being same colored, but darker as the flower, they look like shadows of the yellow/orange "sticks".
Jochenb, Trondheim alley looks like it would have been shot 50 years ago!
Jim, really great usage of 50P bokeh. Hard to say, which was best, liked very much man in bridge and man with fence on background
Bob, liked the B&W alley with 50MP as well both 100MP shots from your balcony (1 and 2)
aFrIcanSH, liked the fish photo, parrot might have been interesting as well, but in such small side can't see feather detail etc.
Gregg, great usage of 50P bokeh in blue toy car photo
Ulff, really liked last of the horizontally wide shots, are these viewable larger somewhere?
Siddhu, both shallow DOF shots with 35 and 100 were really nice. I kind of already hoped that I would not need to buy any lenses anymore, but the faster 35mm feels quite tempting after watching this kind of photos.
uscmatt99, enjoyed long time watching your black & white restaurant shot with ZM25, really nice rendering in that lens.
abhijeeth, nice work with the Colorado lake pictures.
William, great shot of the stairway. 21mm and you 28-85 will be great combo.
BokehBeauty, nice shots from Istanbul.
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I was first time in forest with 2/25. So disappointing, we still have enormous amount of snow, every time I didn't manage to walk "softly" I sunk in snow I went always above knee and few times ever until waist - will take forever for it all to melt... Little different photos this time:
Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 2/25 @ f/2, 1/1600s, ISO 100
Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 2/25 @ f/2, 1/1250s, ISO 100 (larger)
Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 2/25 @ f/2, 1/1600s, ISO 100 (larger)
Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 2/25 @ f/3.5, 1/1000s, ISO 100
Oh my goodness! That looks awesome! Like a video game or something surreal! I totally wanna play Quake on that map and rocket-jump up those escalators! Sweet shot!
Thanks all for comments! And Bif, Quake and rocket-jump is a bit old, how about bunny-jumping and grappling hook? (I'm sure you understand ;-)
Gregg, very nice shots. I was there and around in the area twice 10 years ago, it's a beautiful and changing landscape! I envy your perfect sharpness in these images.
Samuli, rarely spruce becomes art but #1 is definetly worth that title.
Here are mundane shots from today giving away why underground was a good choice (5D2+ZE21).