Fun with Sony Cameras 2022

[AlexLF]

From a recent walk:

 

[sergtum]

DSC01792 by Mr TTT, on Flickr

Sony a7 + Carl Zeiss Planar 50/1.7 C/Y MMJ

 

[pegelli]

On the grounds of castle Middachten (near Arnhem, Netherlands)


A7ii + Elmarit 90/2.8 (LTM)

 

[pegelli]

Fort the la Chartreuse, Liege, Belgium

Officers quarters:



Soldiers quarters


Both A7ii + Tamron 28-200 Di III RXD

 

[AlexLF]

Finally! It's spring!)

 

[pegelli]

Cooling towers (or Cloud factory )


A6000 + Elmarit 90/2.8 (LTM)

 

[pegelli]

The Natural History Museum, London


A7ii + LA-EA4 + Minolta 16/2.8 fisheye

 

[AlexLF]

A worker at the monastery

 

[AlexLF]

I can't help it... it's Lambo! Even though I heard the sound I was completely unprepared...

 

[pegelli]

A galloping zebra in the Zaventem airport parking garage


Sony A7ii + Minolta M-Rokkor 28/2.8

 

[pegelli]

The botter wharf in Spakenburg (Netherlands)

A7ii + Minolta M-Rokkor 28/2.8

 

[k-hawinkler]

A galloping zebra in the Zaventem airport parking garage


Sony A7ii + Minolta M-Rokkor 28/2.8

Thank you Pieter. A terrific image.

The body build/shape of this sculpture seems that of a cold blooded Belgian draft horse. I knew a farmer who had two of these extremely powerful Belgian draft horses.

 

[pegelli]

The body build/shape of this sculpture seems that of a cold blooded Belgian draft horse. I knew a farmer who had two of these extremely powerful Belgian draft horses.

I agree, the body painting and the body shape really don't fit together, which is probably one of the reasons it caught my eye. I know these horses that used to be able to pull heavy loads or plow the land for their owners.

 

[k-hawinkler]

I agree, the body painting and the body shape really don't fit together, which is probably one of the reasons it caught my eye. I know these horses that used to be able to pull heavy loads or plow the land for their owners.

Yup, powerful but gentle, easy to handle.

 

[pegelli]

A snow owl coming right at me, taken at the "De Valk Roofvogels" in Lunteren, Netherlands


A7Rii + Tamron 150-500 Di III VC VXD

I spent half a day at this "bird of prey farm" this week and really concluded that tracking flying birds is not the forte of my old Sony A7Rii.
I think this photo falls in the category "Even a blind squirrel will find a nut once in a while" .
But for more static birds the camera worked flawlessly

 

[AlexLF]

Spring is in the air

 

[pegelli]

Happy Easter everyone (or Iftar, Passover, Tomb sweeping, Hanamatsuri or any other celebration that fits this time of year)


A7ii + Olympus OM Zuiko 85/2 + tubes

 

[AlexLF]

From that same place:

 

[dwood]

lost lobster trap
a7r4 / FE 24 GM

 

[pegelli]

Two more from Spakenburg

Wooden boats need a lot of maintenance



Another one from the messy wharf


Both A7Rii + Tamron FE 28-200 Di III RXD