thanks everybody for the likes and Jim, Gregg and Ronny, thank you for the kind comments
Jim, gorgeous fingers of light!
Ronny, I like the colours, maybe the sky is a bit oversaturated or to much blue tint overall, but only a tad.
another winter image, a crosspost from "how would you process my image thread"
thank you Grenache and Ronny, and everybody for the many likes
Jean Jacques, wonderful series, makes me want to go there, I especially like the first two.
totzitaicho, nice study
IsleofGouch, impressive coloure in this building
thread is going slow, I guess everybody sits in front of the TV.
Wow, 943 - what a page!
Cyra: your foggy winter capture is spectacular!
Ronny; I just checked your latest Flickr images and gonna tell you, you should have gotten your Lee filters waaay earlier. Your recent *scaping sets are fabulous.
Jean Jacques: haven't seen your post on Leica-R thread lately, but here you are
Zeiss 2/100MP at f/2.8 - 8 shots multistitch & at f/4 - 12 shots multistitch
thanks Jako and Ronny and everybody else for the likes,
Ronny, another very nice ND filter shot.
Steve, those are Red-breasted Mergansers (third down), last one is very nice.
Jako, I like the rendering in your stitches,
mogud, nice first post with the 100 MP
Ulff, spectacular!
was watching hang gliders a couple of times, first one didn't start, second one did,
I couldn't switch lenses fast enough, so they are all with ZF 35/2
Ulff: That is an awesome architectural capture; you have inspired me today.
Cyra: The first one is spectacular. I love how the luminous chute is juxtaposed against the glowing valley below/beyond; it is a wonderfully serendipitous convergence well-captured. My only wish is for a subtle measure of additional localized shadow recovery on the faces; particularly the all-in-shadow face.
I really appreciate the way that the 2/35mm renders. One of these days I hope to get one.
