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Fun With Sony Cameras
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The Ute
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
I love seeing your shots as well.
I've been to the East coast of Aussie but never got out West.
I would love to explore all that empty land.
Must be some awesome scenery to photograph.
Would probably suit me to a T.
Thank you DLP. Much appreciated.
I love seeing your shots as well.
I've been to the East coast of Aussie but never got out West.
I would love to explore all that empty land.
Must be some awesome scenery to photograph.
Would probably suit me to a T.
mediumcool
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Green ball
Sony a7 with Minolta 35mm f/1.8 1/400 f/1.8 ISO 1000
Green ball
Sony a7 with Minolta 35mm f/1.8 1/400 f/1.8 ISO 1000
mediumcool
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Xmas fence
Sony a7 with Minolta 35mm f/2.8 1/400 f/1.8 ISO 1000
Xmas fence
Sony a7 with Minolta 35mm f/2.8 1/400 f/1.8 ISO 1000
mediumcool
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Green and gold leaves
Sony a7 with Minolta 35mm f/1.8 1/200 f/2 ISO 500
Green and gold leaves
Sony a7 with Minolta 35mm f/1.8 1/200 f/2 ISO 500
mediumcool
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
This is very reminiscent of parts of northern South Australia, including the extremely scenic Flinders Ranges. I will re-commence driving north and camping out to photograph old towns (many of them quite ghostly) and parts of the Flinders next year, after an absence of decades. Spring is the best time for moderate weather and wild flowers, from September to November, but autumn is OK too; the harsh summers begin in December, with a total fire ban. No campfires to sit around!
This is very reminiscent of parts of northern South Australia, including the extremely scenic Flinders Ranges. I will re-commence driving north and camping out to photograph old towns (many of them quite ghostly) and parts of the Flinders next year, after an absence of decades. Spring is the best time for moderate weather and wild flowers, from September to November, but autumn is OK too; the harsh summers begin in December, with a total fire ban. No campfires to sit around!
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Barry Haines
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Sandymouth (Silver Chloride toning)
Sandymouth (Silver Chloride toning)
The Ute
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
No offense meant but I liked it better the other way.
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Barry Haines
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
I'm not sure what the "other way" is that you are referring to, as to my knowledge I have never presented "this actual particular image" here previously in either Colour, B&W or toned monochrome formats...Some earlier "Sandymouth" images that I have showing here are similar but NOT this one just done in another way (For the record).
Anyway, hoping that you had a great Xmas...You are putting your new 24-70mm GM to excellent good use :salute: You can now give me your old 25mm Batis as a late Xmas present
As you obviously have no longer any need of it! :ROTFL: Cheers Barry
The Ute...no offence taken :toocool:
I'm not sure what the "other way" is that you are referring to, as to my knowledge I have never presented "this actual particular image" here previously in either Colour, B&W or toned monochrome formats...Some earlier "Sandymouth" images that I have showing here are similar but NOT this one just done in another way (For the record).
Anyway, hoping that you had a great Xmas...You are putting your new 24-70mm GM to excellent good use :salute: You can now give me your old 25mm Batis as a late Xmas present
As you obviously have no longer any need of it! :ROTFL: Cheers Barry
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The Ute
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
It looked very similar.
I don't own that 24-70 GM just yet.
I'm renting it. Trying it on for size so to speak.
It appears a very good thus far.
I may be selling my copy of the Batis at some point but not just yet.
I wish I were wealthy enough to offer it to you as a gift.
I hope your Xmas was a good one.
It must have been another version and it was presented in color.The Ute...no offence taken :toocool:
I'm not sure what the "other way" is that you are referring to, as to my knowledge I have never presented "this actual particular image" here previously in either Colour, B&W or toned monochrome formats...Some earlier "Sandymouth" images that I have showing here are similar but NOT this one just done in another way (For the record).
Anyway, hoping that you had a great Xmas...You are putting your new 24-70mm GM to excellent good use :salute: You can now give me your old 25mm Batis as a late Xmas present
It looked very similar.
I don't own that 24-70 GM just yet.
I'm renting it. Trying it on for size so to speak.
It appears a very good thus far.
I may be selling my copy of the Batis at some point but not just yet.
I wish I were wealthy enough to offer it to you as a gift.
I hope your Xmas was a good one.
Barry Haines
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
...Likewise.
Thx, it was
...Likewise.
scho
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
The "Alien Plant" (just an African violet with fuzzy leaves) getting ready to put out pink blossoms. It sits alone in a dimly lit window all year receiving minimal attention. Three shot focus stack using the A7II with Sigma MC11 and 70/2,8 Macro lens.
The "Alien Plant" (just an African violet with fuzzy leaves) getting ready to put out pink blossoms. It sits alone in a dimly lit window all year receiving minimal attention. Three shot focus stack using the A7II with Sigma MC11 and 70/2,8 Macro lens.
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