Those are some of your best. #2 and #4 are wonderful.Black and white renditions...50-135, 200/4 645, 300/4.5FA...plant is the giant variety of philodendron.
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Those are some of your best. #2 and #4 are wonderful.Black and white renditions...50-135, 200/4 645, 300/4.5FA...plant is the giant variety of philodendron.
+1 I've to agree with Dan: well seen and a fine composition, Roy.Very nice set, the red nuts are quite nice, but my favorite is the green growth finding life in the crack of the stone!
why that designation 'old', Vladimir ?Old DA 55-300 at 300 mm
:ROTFL: This happened to me too a few years ago.A new orchid appeared on our porch, and I did not realize its true nature until I photographed it
It wasn't bad.. about 64 degrees around 1 in the morning... hardly any breeze at all.Beautiful landscapes with the night sky!
Love those clear Texas skies, how is the night time temperatures? . . . . . still warm?
Thanks, Elliot.. I've just started doing night photography in the last three months or so Caprock Canyon has wonderful dark skies and great terrestrial features to use in the foreground. The light painting this weekend was my first attempt and I kept it simple. Hope to get out this weekend and do some more.Jim,
Those Caprock Canyon photos are exquisite. Either that or I really have an amazing monitor.
I like the use of light in the other two photos as well, especially the first one.
Thanks for sharing these works.
Elliot