How about more and more fun with Canon...

[Reynolds]

From our recent China trip...all with the 5DMIII...and most with the 75-300. Processed in LR3.

Great trip!!!

 

[Jack]

Very nice series Reynolds!

 

[bensonga]

Some very nice images posted here recently. It's been awhile since I've had one of my Canons out for a spin. Summer Solstice Festival in Anchorage this past weekend and the weather was perfect...sunny and 65-70, so I wandered around with my Canon 40D and 17-85 EF-S lens. I am still very happy with how well this camera performs.

Here's a close up (cropped section) of a totem pole in front of the federal courthouse.

Gary

 

[DonWeston]

Figured I would jump restart the slow period here with something recent from my XSi and 50mm EF macro...and some older stuff with various Canon gear I have revisited and reprocessed..sorry I have been gone so long...

 

[bensonga]

Wonderful shots Don. Love those ocean images....I wish the water here in Anchorage was that beautiful.

The macro lens is one I've been turning to more often than not lately. That 50mm f2.5 macro is amazingly good. Here's an image I took just a few days ago with that lens (and my 1D Mark II).

Gary

 

[DonWeston]

Gary - Thanks for the kind comments and your macro is beautiful also. The 50mm ef is a joy to carry and cheap. I use it often and acts as a great normal lens too. I just rebought a 5D again after selling it to upgrade and try Nikon again. The other 3 images in the previous note were taken during a quick Florida trip a few years ago, when I rented/borrowed a 1D mark III. Now that they are cheaper I may look into that, I found I got a higher keeper rate with it then other cameras and am not just talking about sharpness, wonderful tone and color too. But the 5D won't be resold this time and also, has incredible image quality. Best, Don

 

[bensonga]

Wonderful colors in those images Don! I really do like the EF 50 macro....as you said, it's a good lens and so inexpensive.

Today was one of those perfect "cloudy bright" days here in Anchorage, so on my lunch break I pulled out the 1D2 and took a few more shots with the 50mm macro. You've reminded me that I haven't had the 5D out for awhile.....it hasn't been getting much "love" lately.

Gary

All of these images where shot wide open at f2.5

 

[ustein]

 

[kavalliano]

Cute kids in carnavale in Milan, Italy

 

[kavalliano]

Cute kids in Carnavale Milano, Italy

 

[kavalliano]

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[DonWeston]

Kavaliano - cute Minnie and great textures and tones in your mono Uwe. Here a couple more Canon images past and recent both...

 

[jamesbowl50]

This camera are little digital and so thin. You just put in your pocket. I went to phenomenal places, but it was impossible to record them. Now with canon I can, and I download everything.

 

[thedigitalbean]

A recent release made with the 5D2 and ZE 21:

http://akimagery.com/img/v17/p832969505-4.jpg

 

[DonWeston]

Aravind - welcome and what a gorgeous mono landscape of a classic scene, well shot and presented.

 

[thedigitalbean]

Thanks Don.

Here's another new release today, though the image was taken on my Galapagos trip last year. 1D4 with the 70-200 IS II.

 

[georgecpappas]

Here are a couple. From my trip to Iceland. 5DMKII. Variety of lenses - 24-105, 70-300 L, 24 TS/E, Zeiss 21mm, Zeiss 85mm

 

[thedigitalbean]

I made this image on my trip to the Bristlecone Pine forests in California a couple of weeks ago. 5D2, 24 TS-E II.

 

[Douglas Benton]

Here are a few images from the last couple of weeks.

 

[JulianDeLaRosa]

This was shot with the Nikon 14-24 adapted to EOS and 1Ds MK III.