MedicineMan404 wrote: AGeoJO wrote:
From a recent session using GM 70-200mm at wide open
Joshua I'm out of superlatives for your portraiture. Words just cannot convey.
Robert, thank you very much! I have been enjoying your landscape images lately.
philber wrote:
Just on the last 2 pages, lots of congratulations in order: the "classics": Helena, René, Joshua, Ronny, Werner, Samuli, Philip, Phillip, Jordan.... and the "specifics": Pepijn, Mike, Chiron, Matt ....
So much talent in so few pictures... my hat off to you all!
Late-in-the-light shooting with 55mm Otus for a Meetup challenge
Thank you very much, Philippe! Your Otus 55 images are wonderful.- I love the flower image with 3 bokeh balls in the cornier.
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I went back to my Iceland folder from March 2015 and discovered quite a bit of images that weren't touched yet. I posted one just recently and here is another one. Again from the same fascinating black beach of Jökulsárlón and similarly, this is also almost monochrome. I also broke the photography rule by stopping down to this much as my filter took a dive at a different place and I needed a longer shutter speed.
MedicineMan404 wrote: AGeoJO wrote:
From a recent session using GM 70-200mm at wide open
Joshua I'm out of superlatives for your portraiture. Words just cannot convey.
Robert, thank you very much! I have been enjoying your landscape images lately.
philber wrote:
Just on the last 2 pages, lots of congratulations in order: the "classics": Helena, René, Joshua, Ronny, Werner, Samuli, Philip, Phillip, Jordan.... and the "specifics": Pepijn, Mike, Chiron, Matt ....
So much talent in so few pictures... my hat off to you all!
Late-in-the-light shooting with 55mm Otus for a Meetup challenge
Thank you very much, Philippe! Your Otus 55 images are wonderful.- I love the flower image with 3 bokeh balls in the cornier.
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I went back to my Iceland folder from March 3025 and discovered quite a bit of images that weren't touched yet. I posted one just recently and here is another one. Again from the same fascinating black beach of Jökulsárlón and similarly, this is also almost monochrome. I also broke the photography rule by stopping down to this much as my filter took a dive at a different place and I needed a longer shutter speed.
Oct 14, 2017 at 07:16 AM
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