Gunzorro wrote:
Great shots of Iceland, Ronny! Really different from what I've usually seen.
Joshua -- I'm glad you found a new vein in your Iceland images!
Bob -- I love the rendering of that lens. Great color and contrast at f/2.
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Here's a heavily overcast shot of the lumber baron's brother's mansion next door, finished a few years after the Hoquiam Castle. Sorry -- no interior shots (yet!). Taken from the observations veranda of the Castle's large turret 3rd floor. Heavily adjusted and cropped in LR to get "correct" perspective.
Thank you, Jim! I am enjoying your images from Washington, keep'm coming! It looks you like that area; for sure, the pace there is slower than down here in SoCal.
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Another portrait using the Sigma 135mm f/1.8 lens at wide open. Yes, the lens is an f/1.8 and not f/1.7 as displayed on the exif info; iIt is a Metabones' glitch .
Gunzorro wrote:
Great shots of Iceland, Ronny! Really different from what I've usually seen.
Joshua -- I'm glad you found a new vein in your Iceland images!
Bob -- I love the rendering of that lens. Great color and contrast at f/2.
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Here's a heavily overcast shot of the lumber baron's brother's mansion next door, finished a few years after the Hoquiam Castle. Sorry -- no interior shots (yet!). Taken from the observations veranda of the Castle's large turret 3rd floor. Heavily adjusted and cropped in LR to get "correct" perspective.
Thank you, Jim! I am enjoying your images from Washington, keep'm coming! It looks you like that area; for sure, the pace there is slower than down here in SoCal.
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Another portrait using the Sigma 135mm f/1.8 lens. Yes, the lens is an f/1.8 and not f/1.7 according to the exif. It is a Metabones' glitch .
Oct 14, 2017 at 04:21 PM
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