The common name honors the German naturalist Johann Friedrich von Brandt of the Academy of Sciences at St. Petersburg, who described the species from specimens collected on expeditions to the Pacific during the early 19th century.
OM-1MarkIIOM 150-400mm F4.5 TC lens500mmf/5.61/2000s1600 ISO+0.5 EV
The formation of this rock looks like it was made specially for a sea lion's body. The dark sea lion in the background blends in with the dark color of the rock.
OM-1MarkIIOM 150-400mm F4.5 lens400mmf/4.51/2000s640 ISO-0.5 EV
After years away from Olympus (sold my EM-1 II a while back), and years of shooting various FF and MF cameras, I picked up a used OM-1 II on the B&S board along with a lens I missed, the 40-150mm 2.8. Here are my first shots with that combination from an early morning excursion:
ketang wrote:
After years away from Olympus (sold my EM-1 II a while back), and years of shooting various FF and MF cameras, I picked up a used OM-1 II on the B&S board along with a lens I missed, the 40-150mm 2.8. Here are my first shots with that combination from an early morning excursion:
