Thanks Morton, the secret is thick enough soles, but have to make sure you aren’t sinking in. Surreal shot/textures in yours, the brush the sand? then sky.
Ray, I like the grass in yours, looks like spray from a wave hitting a bulkhead. Also threw me for a sec.
AdaptedLenses wrote:
Thanks Morton, the secret is thick enough soles, but have to make sure you aren’t sinking in. Surreal shot/textures in yours, the brush the sand? then sky.
Ray, I like the grass in yours, looks like spray from a wave hitting a bulkhead. Also threw me for a sec.
Thanks Matt. Pushed a little harder than I usually do i a B&W conversion, and even though I can't quite put good words to it yet, I like the result. Glad you liked it.
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serge07 wrote:
Rafael, great photos of the airplanes and museum, wide and planes work very well.
Matt, terrific captures of the Space X launch, very cool.
Ray, great photo with the 28/2.0 AIs.
Glen always enjoy you photographs of classic automobiles. The new stuff is expensive and bland in comparison to the classics.
Serge, your perseverance in photographing around all the "construction" is admirable. My brain usually shuts down when I see things let that and I sometimes let it influence the rest of my shooting day.
pbraymond wrote:
Thanks Matt. Pushed a little harder than I usually do i a B&W conversion, and even though I can't quite put good words to it yet, I like the result. Glad you liked it.
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Serge, your perseverance in photographing around all the "construction" is admirable. My brain usually shuts down when I see things let that and I sometimes let it influence the rest of my shooting day.
Ray, being a decent tourist can be work.
It would have been difficult to leave without taking a few snaps of the completed work. We were fortunate that some fencing/scaffolding were removed during our last afternoon.
Gee, i hupe thats not another Boeing Door falling my way, no worries this time it just a Boeing Wheel. Scottsdale Community College, D3 with 400 AIS F3.5. auto focused with TC-16A.
Harry Palmer
Califmike33 wrote:
I'm looking for some shots with the 105mm f2.5 AI. Does anybody have any? I looked in the gallery and couldn't find any.
There should be quite a few. Sometimes searching within the thread works. I think one of our regulars has a list with the lenses used.
The snowdrops are out.
I have not had the will power (nor the weather) to go into the garden to capture this year's offering. So here is a 105/2.5 PC image from a couple of years ago.
I may be confused between AIS lenses because the D850 does not automatically recognize registered non-CPU glass like the D5 I used to shoot with.
From this perspective, I think it might be the 50-300mm AIS lens I brought along with the other 35mm. _D3X1255in by blurrist lump, on Flickr
