Fun with MF images 2021

[drevil]

One of my most favorite sections of the great wall around Beijing, this sunday we "wallked" the opposite direction, but next week we plan to do the section you see here right now.
a stitch of several images with the gfx100 and the gf250.

 

[spb]

Mt. Rigi as seen from Schwyz side. GFX 100S, 45-100, ISO 100, F 5.6, 1/400th, 100mm.

 

[tcdeveau]

Got out with the X1D today to a spot I’ve wanted to shoot. Got a canopy shot as well some shots for my abstraction project...
X1D OG, 21mm, and 90mm

 

[mtakeda]

Spring in full

 

[Arne Hvaring]

Swords in stone. Hafrfjord, Norway.
GFX 100, 32-64mm zoom

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

XT/IQ4/70mm. I knew there was a lighthouse somewhere here!

 

[jng]

Fiat Lux, Redux​

WRS 1250 | IQ4 150 | Zeiss 350 Tele-Superachromat | f/11 | 13s | 1min20sec Automated Frame Average​

Another perspective of Berkeley's iconic Campanile and very different conditions compared to my most recent post. It's been years since I last ventured up to this location and it was nice to see that the trees hadn't obscured the view. I enjoyed the beautiful bells of the carillon when the clock struck 8 o'clock, just a few minutes before capturing this image. It was nice to be out and about and to breathe in the scents of the chaparral of the Berkeley Hills. And yes there's a bridge out there in the distance if you look closely!

John

 

[dave.gt]

Between freezing weather and an EF4 tornado since my last post, I was unsure if Spring would allow for much floral splendor this year. But I should never doubt the indefatigable spirit of Nature.

Everywhere I look around here, azaleas are in full bloom and Spring color is gorgeous.

I walked out to the mailbox a few minutes ago and found the first Clematis blooms opening!

This is the first one for this year to be fully open:

Leica S 006
Vario 30-90mm:

 

[mtakeda]

White azalea

 

[Ray Harrison]

Early morning at Sloan's Lake near Denver, CO - WRS1600/IQ4/70mm.


Sunrise by Ray Harrison, on Flickr

 

[dave.gt]

October Sunrise.

Leica S 006
Vario 30-90mm:

 

[dave.gt]

At my age... it is impossible to learn to play a guitar proficiently, right?

But it is possible to have fun playing my travel guitar and using it for a photo motif.

Update! I am now bonding rather well and I am comfortable with my progress so far.

H5D-50c
80mm, 2.8:

 

[stngoldberg]

David,
love this image!11
stanley

 

[dave.gt]

Red Dawn in September.

H5D-50c
80mm,2.8:

 

[tsjanik]

This image looked a bit like water to me, so I took it more in that direction.

Death Valley, Mesquite Flat Dunes
Cambo 1600 IQ4 150 Rodenstock 90mm
View attachment 184011

Very interesting. Looks like a liquid metal. It reminds me of an image I posted a few weeks ago of a Lesser Scaup during very high winds in a local harbor in which there's a metallic appearance to the water. (Cropped to emphasize the texture).

 

[Kinya28]

Toroweap Day1, Grand Canyon, AZ

Toroweap is one of my favorite location in Southwest. At 3,000ft (900m) adobe Cororado River, sheer drop walls and river at the bottom proved super photogenic views.
Always made me feel special at here but my last visit was super special. I found only my car at the night I spent at 100ft from the rim.

Fuji GFX100s/ 23mm/ Laowa 17mm

 

[Greg Haag]

Toroweap Day1, Grand Canyon, AZ

Toroweap is one of my favorite location in Southwest. At 3,000ft (900m) adobe Cororado River, sheer drop walls and river at the bottom proved super photogenic views.
Always made me feel special at here but my last visit was super special. I found only my car at the night I spent at 100ft from the rim.

Fuji GFX100s/ 23mm/ LaView attachment 184149View attachment 184150owa 17mm

Beautiful image Kinya! I love visiting the Grand Canyon, but I have found it hard to capture the majesty, wonderful image!

 

[MGrayson]

Out for dinner, which means sitting in a shed out on the street. View through the plexiglass. Leica S3, S24mm

Untitled by Matthew Grayson, on Flickr by Matthew Grayson, on Flickr

Matt

 

[Arne Hvaring]

Detail from Lindesnes lighthouse on the southern tip of Norway. It is the oldest lighthouse in the country, originally installed in 1656. The current version was built around 1915 in cast iron.
GFX 100, 32-64 zoom.

 

[P. Chong]

Missing Tokyo. Big time.

Here, a photograph of my favourite Omakase sushi-ya in Shibuya. A small eatery run by the husband and wife team. Nihon-shu (sake - Japanese rice wine) is mandatory here. Yajima-san (the owner shown here), insists. Everything is done to make the maximum experience from the sushi. From the very limited seating (I think 8 pax max), available only with reservation - no walk-ins. To the location in the basement of an office building with low ceilings. And the superb, superb sushi, bought fresh every morning by Yajima-san himself. And his insistence that you eat the sushi immediately as he places it on your plate - "Eat! Now!". as I took his photograph.

Hasselblad H3D-39 with HCD 4/28.