Fun Pictures with Sony . . . .

[Jorgen Udvang]

Now, that's Kewl, Albert :toocool:

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Great shots, Panya :thumbup: Wish they were at bit larger though.

 

[kuau]

my first post

I'm just a rank amature compared to all you other guys I love all the pictures I have seen in this thread
kudos to Jono Slack, Andree, Edward K, and all the rest I am amazed by all of your images.
Thesse images were taken with my A900 on my 1st outing the other day.

Steven

 

[panyawong]

Thanks Dave and Jorgen;

I was using 50mm macro on A900 for all the image. The A900 file is huge, so I do have large file, but I decided to make the pic small so it upload quickly.

Jorgen, I saw that you are in Samut Prakan, I hope the situation in Bangkok does not affect you. _panya

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Steven, if you are a "rank amateur", you have a great future ahead of you! That first image looks more like MFDB!
VERY nice!
Bill

 

[Jorgen Udvang]

Jorgen, I saw that you are in Samut Prakan, I hope the situation in Bangkok does not affect you. _panya

Here in Samut Prakan, everything is peace and harmony, at least on the surface. My only problem with the riot is that I regret not going in there to take some photos, but I don't like being shot at

 

[kuau]

Steven, if you are a "rank amateur", you have a great future ahead of you! That first image looks more like MFDB!
VERY nice!
Bill

Thanks Bill, Still figuring out the camera and trying to decide on which lens to get for doing landscape work. What is "MFDB"?

Steven

 

[kuau]

A few more from Lower Antelope Canyon

My 1st attempt at Lower Antelope Canyon in Arizona. A900 with Minolta 20mm 2.8

 

[Braeside]

Kuau, Lovely shots, are they exposure blends or single shot exposures?

 

[kuau]

The First one is a HDR from Photomatix 3 exposures, the second one is "Blend" of 3 exposures

 

[douglasf13]

Cool shots!

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Thanks Bill, Still figuring out the camera and trying to decide on which lens to get for doing landscape work. What is "MFDB"?

Steven

Medium Format Digital Back.

Best,
Bill

 

[edwardkaraa]

A few from Macau, all with the 24-70. The weather was disastrous during the entire stay, the sun only shining when I was on the way to the airport, as usually is the case. I only took the 24-70 and 135, but found myself longing for the 16-35 in the crammed spaces of the city. Perhaps a better combination would have been the 16-35 and 85.

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[edwardkaraa]

The last 2 with the 135. First is the 24-70:

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[Braeside]

Lovely colourful photos despite the poor weather Edward, welcome back.

 

[edwardkaraa]

Lovely colourful photos despite the poor weather Edward, welcome back.

Thank you David! Good to be back

Macau is a wonderful city, almost like an ancient Portugal in the middle of Asia. It's amazing the amount of history you're surrounded with every where you ago. I will surely plan another visit during summer when the skies are not completely grey.

 

[jonoslack]

Steven
A BIG welcome from me - Lovely shots - the second of the water shots I liked particularly:clap:, and the Antelope Canyon are splendid . . . .. but I feel that perhaps it's a little like Albert's daughters . . you have to be especially clever to take a bad shot Speaking of which, Albert, they're growing up, and now they're even more enchanting!
Edward - Love the Macau pictures, and wish I'd been there, with 16-35 or without

 

[douglasf13]

Lovely shots, Edward. Welcome back.

 

[APY_JR]

What's up with these guys???

Albert

 

[dhsimmonds]

Another nice happy shot Albert! I like the guy picking his nose, second row down on the left! It take something to get everyone looking good in such a large group, just great.

 

[Jorgen Udvang]

Great photos, Edward, and superb colours.

I agree, it's a fantastic city, one where you can walk around for days.