Images from the Carmel Workshop

[woodyspedden]

HI Jim
what a smashing shot.

Hey Jim

Superb catch. Love that 50 lux pre asph. Pry mine from my cold dead hands.

Congratulations

Woody

 

[robsteve]

Here is one just before the sun set.

 

[robsteve]

Just got home. Hmmm

I want to go back to that beach. I think that is the new GetDPI.com Happy Place.


Many thoughts run through my head looking at that beach. Sure hope there is a heaven like that.

Terry and Charles dropped me off at the airport so I can rent a car for the day. I don't fly out until tomorrow evening, so I think I will try that same drive along the ocean on HWY 1 this evening.

Robert

 

[jonoslack]

Just got home. Hmmm

I want to go back to that beach. I think that is the new GetDPI.com Happy Place.


Many thoughts run through my head looking at that beach. Sure hope there is a heaven like that.

I quite agree, it looks wonderful. If you're looking for another beach for the next workshop, you could try this one:

It's a bit crowded though

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Great shot Jono

 

[Guy Mancuso]

One from the big gun

 

[robsteve]

I think Guy was a bit mesmerized by the Red dot Meanwhile, John keeps his eyes shut, as the Red Dot took its toll on his wallet enough this week.

 

[JimCollum]

I think Guy was a bit mesmerized by the Red dot Meanwhile, John keeps his eyes shot, as the Red Dot took its toll on his wallet enough this week.

Actually, Guy had just sacrificed his Nikon to the alter of the Great Leica God, who was very displeased in Guy's acquisition of a ZD.

Here you see a moment of worship, eyes closed in a prayer for good light

 

[robsteve]

After the stop at Camera West, we found some deer along the hills of HWY 1. I made the mistake of using too slow of a shutter speed and the motion blur got to me. I was using a tripod, but the shutter speed at 1.60th was still too slow for the 105-280mm at 280mm and stopped down a bit. A few minutes after this I gave John a hard time for not shooting his 135 APO wide open instead of stopped down and slower shutter speeds.

 

[Guy Mancuso]

I feel spread out like butter now with three different brands. LeNikZd

 

[Joseph Ramos]

Hello everyone,
I just wanted to say thank you to Jack and Guy for the workshop. I learned a lot and it was great meeting everyone.
Thank You Again,
Joseph Ramos

 

[gogopix]

I quite agree, it looks wonderful. If you're looking for another beach for the next workshop, you could try this one:

It's a bit crowded though

Interesting.

BTW, what did you use for the shot?

Victor

 

[Joseph Ramos]

 

[Haya]

I gotta say amazing images from everybody!! I wish I lived 3000 miles closer to be able to have attended the workshop, that part of California is also one of the most beautiful places I have visited, only 2nd to Alaska in my opinion!

 

[robsteve]

These two were from tonight:

Robert

 

[cmb_]

Nice Robert, you found it.

 

[Terry]

Hey Robert,
Glad you decided to venture back down the coast. Pretty fun to see the same places under different light.
Safe travels getting home and great meeting you.

Terry

 

[Jack]

Beauties Robert, great light! (And they'll look really nice printed out to about 16x24 )

PS: Still cannot get over the detail in that harbor shot you took with the 30 year old Summicron 50 on your M8! It has to be the single sharpest file I have ever processed off an M8, at least centrally. May have to consider getting one of those in the near future

Kudos,

 

[jonoslack]

Interesting.

BTW, what did you use for the shot?

Victor

Hi Victor
I need to say it very quietly - it was an Olympus E3 with the nice 12-60 (24-120) lens on board.

 

[jonoslack]

These two were from tonight:

Robert

These are lovely Robert - did you make it down to the beach? (is it possible)?
Presumably they were taken with the M8?