Phil, very nice architectural composition
Gary, wonderful action captures!
Edward, great series!!! My favourite is the color version of the old man, as it clearly captures his personality and tattoos
Adrian, nice images!
Peter, superb shots!!! Your work always amazes me
Nico, very nice set!
Ryan, cool shot.
Leonas, nice feel to the images.
Allen, excellent stage capture!
Phil, neat exhibit and shot!
Shots from yesterday at a Baptism in Brisbane. M240 and 50 Cron Rigid DR with Lr5 to SEP II
Edward - very nice pics. That portrait with the 50P is great! I like color a bit better but they are both superb.
Peter - what a great set. They are all amazing and it is great to see you! That 135apo looks to be a great performer as well.
Nico - nice set and I like the unique PP flavor.
Ryan - hilarious pic! Made me smile...
leonasj - you really know how to work that 35FLE! Subject isolation in the first one is really neat.
Allen - You doing rock concerts now? Nice.
Phil - looks to be a really neat exhibit and you captured it well.
Charles - very nice, soft portraits.
Charlie - I like the crispness in that shot...
This one is from a week ago and it was one of the coldest mornings of this winter. In my extremely tired state at 5am, I managed to somehow forget my down jacket at home. Good thing I had a spare fleece in the trunk of my car. My body was frozen after 1/2hr outside but I was very happy to have captured one of the nicest sunrises I have ever seen at this location. The colors were simply amazing.
Peter - Fantastic as always. Beautiful colors.
Nico - I like the bike shot, the chain has great detail
Charles - Great exposure and beautiful softness/golw in the first shot, really suits the capture
Gary - Just stunning! Wow.
A few more from Key West. Wife and I grabbed a last minute float plane ride to the Dry Tortugas National Park 70 miles west of Key West and checked out the 1800's Fort Jefferson. Pretty amazing place.
Feedback appreciated - still trying to get the hang of M240 PP, it's quite different!
Ash I really like all of them. I have been to the Keys many times. Love it there. Usually fly into Lauderdale and drive down to Key West. Usually stay on one night on Key Largo or Isle of Mirada on the way down.
I have never been to Ft Jefferson but have it on the to d olist next time we go down.
Great shots and looks like a great vacation. Thanks for posting them.
Charles, very nice set but the first is outstanding!
uhoh7, congrats to the new lens!
Gary, fantastic landscape and a shot, well worth getting up early!
Leonas, colors are so real, nice park live!
Ash, excellent set...must have been a great trip! Looking at the other pictures, the water in the foreground from the first picture, might need a bit more contrast. In The last picture, did you lift the shadow in the building (right in the middle of the picture)? How much sharpening did you apply? To me it is almost to much, but this might be just my personal taste. The pictures have a pretty impressive 3D pop, what lens did you use?
Invading my territory Gary. That is one of my favorite places to photograph and run through in the park. Luckily the pathways are icy in spots or I might chase you away from there when I run through on my training runs. It's a nice garden to go through on my early morning runs.
Seriously I remember when they first brought in those statues, heck I even recall when that was a tennis court. My Dad worked there for several years when they first opened the park.
I most often take shots of the family and chickens over by Annie's Place.
Nice shots I like the B&W representation.
PS: Your landscape shot reminds me of Darwin Wiggetts' shots. Top notch that one.
Charles like the B&W especially the 2nd one, their eyes are the same.
Uhoh7 Interesting how the foreground is nice and clear, how the green jacket stands out and the contrasting blue of the vehicle sits peacefully in the background.
Leonasj - the low angle shot of the pigeons is terrific very inspiring.
AshNZ - terrific series, love the colors you captured in the blue waters and also the greens of the grass contrasting with the brown-red bricks of the fort.
The key west images brought back to me the finale last night of the incredible HBO cosmic horror series "True Detective", where the climax takes place in an over grown fort of the same genre, but with lots of vines Really superb cinema-photography in that show.
just a quick walk to the river L1006061 by unoh7, on Flickr
Above: top of the ski mtn visible on left
Thank you everyone for the kind comments and likes
Leonas, very nice series. The colors and feel are excellent
Gary, superb landscape! Love the gentle roll off with the 50 Lux Pre images.
Ash, amazing series!! I love the higher key effect, and great PP'ing
Shot from the Sunday afternoon. M240 50 Cron Rigid DR.
