Fun with Sony Cameras 2022

[pegelli]

One of the hikes we did in Newfoundland was the Alexander Murray trail near Kings Point. It's a ~7 km loop with a 1 km path to/from the parking lot, so a good afternoon walk.

What we didn't know was that there's quite a few height meters to climb as well but mostly with wooden stairs. Later we read it's a total of ~2200 stair steps, which I can tell you is a lot and quite tiring to climb and go down.

Here's a few of those stairs

Looking down



Going up



Near the summit (about halfway)


All A7ii + Tamron FE 28-200 Di III RXD

 

[pegelli]

Next to the 2200 stair steps the Alexander Murray trail had a couple of waterfalls

Rowsells' falls



Gull Brook falls


Both A7ii + Tamron FE 28-200 Di III RXD

 

[pegelli]

Racetrack


A700 + Sigma 180/3.5 telemacro

 

[ggibson]

Tamron 70-180


MVP Swim Meets - Summer 2022 by Graham Gibson, on Flickr


MVP Swim Meets - Summer 2022 by Graham Gibson, on Flickr


MVP Swim Meets - Summer 2022 by Graham Gibson, on Flickr

 

[The Ute]

Chaste tree blossom
A7RIV / Sony 20 1.8 g

 

[ggibson]

Tamron 70-180


MVP Swim Meets - Summer 2022 by Graham Gibson, on Flickr

 

[pegelli]

The lighthouse and lightkeepers home of Cape Anguille, the most westerly point of Newfoundland.

The lightkeepers house is now a B&B where we stayed two days. It was really "the end of the world", the road stopped there and there were only foot trails along the coast to get any further.


The total "complex"



The top light and a half moon


Both A7ii + Tamron FE 28-200 Di III RXD

 

[AlexLF]

Some more pics from June:

 

[dwood]

lost trap
downeast Maine
a7r4 / FE 24 GM

 

[pegelli]

Antwerp, view over the Kattendijkdok

A7ii + Voigtländer Color Skopar 21/4

 

[pegelli]

The lighthouse at Cape Anguille, at the border between the golden and the blue hour


A7ii + Tamron FE 28-200 Di III RXD

 

[AlexLF]

Some family fishing in June:

 

[pegelli]

Cape Anguille Lightkeepers House, Newfoundland, built around 1920


A7ii + Tamron 28-200 Di III RXD

 

[The Ute]

I rarely visit Zion National Park during the Tourist season
Today I made an exception
A7RIV / Sony 20 1.8 g

 

[pegelli]

A friendly sheep we met at the end of the Green Gardens trail in Newfoundland


A7ii + Tamron FE 28-200 Di III RXD

 

[AlanS]

While I am on holiday (see Fun with micro 4rd cameras) I try to have a few days out hill walking, this is one such day....
A walk up Liathach, Torridon, Scotland.
Sony Rx100m4


View down to the road (you can see the car park) from about 2/3rd the way up to the ridge

Looking to the first Munro

View east from the first Munro looking over Beinn Eighe

View west along the pinnicles ridge to the second Munro (from the first Munro)

View west from the second Munro with views of Skye and the outer Isles and Beinn Alligin
3 h image pano

Another pano looking back east to the first Munro

All that was left was a brutal 1000m unrelenting decent back to the road and a 3k walk back to the car.
Fantastic day in the Scotish hills!

 

[AlexLF]

Another one from my second studio shoot. Another set up, still no stylist nor make-up artist).

Broncolor lighting, 100/2.8 STF

 

[The Ute]

Another from my recent visit to Zion National Park
A7RIV / 20 1.8 g

 

[pegelli]

The rugged coastline of South Twillingate Island (Newfoundland)


A7ii + Tamron 28-200 Di III RXD

Note the other two hikers sitting for a rest to judge the scale of this beautiful landscape

 

[pegelli]

Sunset over the Bay of Saint Lawrence


A7ii + Tamron 28-200 Di III RXD