Panasonic G1 45-200mm

[Tullio]

Palm trees in downtown San Jose, CA

Gardens

CBS Building

 

[Diane B]

Hagia Sophia, Istanbul

G1 with 45-200

Keith

Keith, this looks like an illustration for a fantasy. Lovely composition.

Diane

 

[ggibson]

I got this lens recently... just a few shots around the neighborhood trying it out:

 

[JJYL430]

Snap a few quick shots, great lens this one

 

[Devon Shaw]

Hagia Sophia, Istanbul

G1 with 45-200

Keith

This really is spectacular..

 

[woodmancy]

This really is spectacular..

Thanks Diane and Devon . . .

It's a wonderful subject, especially if you are viewing from a ship.

The original image looked too much like a postcard, so I did a blend to get rid of the bright blue sky - and some selective contrast work in PS.

I'm happy with it, and with your endorsements, even more so.

Thanks

Keith

 

[vincechu]

This really is spectacular..

I totally agree!

When i saw this photo I was completely amazed

I think it's really captivating and magical, it's almost as if i'm being sucked into it. :thumbup:

Also it reminds me of fairy tales for some reason, Aladin?

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Thanks Diane and Devon . . .

It's a wonderful subject, especially if you are viewing from a ship.

The original image looked too much like a postcard, so I did a blend to get rid of the bright blue sky - and some selective contrast work in PS.

I'm happy with it, and with your endorsements, even more so.

Thanks

Keith

Yout PP does work real well here Keith. Much more fairy tale drama!
Beautifull :clap:

Michiel

 

[ggibson]

Took a couple this evening over a hazy SF Bay:

 

[scho]

Deck "wildlife". G1+45-200

 

[ustein]

 

[woodyspedden]

This really is spectacular..

Woody

As I tried to analyze this image I kept coming up with mostly things I didn't like. Image seemed surreal and soft, much more like a painting than a photograph.

After coming up with all the things I didn't like I looked at the image holistically and concluded that this was something really special. One of those times when all the analysis fails and you must simply look at the whole and identify how it "hits" you.

I love it. Sorry for all the rambling but this is how I got to the bottom line.

Congratulations

Woody

 

[vincechu]

Took a couple this evening over a hazy SF Bay:

One word: Stunning! :thumbs:

 

[ggibson]

Thank you! I was lucky to find that the fog was sitting low in the valley and I rose out of it as I reached the top. It was a bit of low haze over the whole bay. One more from the 45-200mm:

 

[ggibson]

I'm reviving this thread! A couple new 45-200mm shots I took today:

 

[s.agar]

You've made a very nice picture. I love it.

 

[Tullio]

View of Lake Tahoe.

 

[Ron Evers]

Here is one @ 200mm/f5.6, ISO 160, EX comp. -.33, hand held.

 

[Diane B]

For me, its now Spring. First Swallowtail of the season. G1 and 45-200

 

[klythawk]

My firsttime out with the 45-200 lens. Visited the local Windmill and Arboretum. Posted a couple of shots of the windmill at both ends of the lens, pigeon shot is at 200mm, squirrel shot is at 45mm. Click on pic's to see original size.








Pity i missed his tail.
G1/45-200

John.