Fun With Sony Cameras

Fall is here.

"Symbols of the American West"
A7RII/ Tokina 20mm/ Tamron 28 75 RXD

"Beautiful till the end"
"The last flower"
A7RII/ Tamron 28-75 RXD

Hiking with the family around the Schnebelhorn. We had a wonderful day but also a short cloudy part when we went up to the summit. All of us were glad about this inconvenience.

A7R II 16-35mm lens.
Dave in NJ

Rock sculptures
A7RII/Tokina Firin 20mm

The Tokina Firin is an uber lens.
I'd rate it right there w the Loxia.
And it has AF.

Here's a couple of more examples.

(Keep in mind these are shot handheld too)

A weird one...



Reflejo japonés by Rodolfo Canet, on Flickr

Sony A7R II with Zeiss Loxia 50/2

Park Hallehof in Halle-Zoersel (Belgium)


A7ii + Nokton 35/1.2 II, LR stitch of two shots

Zion NP
A7RII/ Tokina Firin 20mm

At this time of year I usually dig deep into the brains of the mighty RX100/3 and select the in-camera watercolour mode.

Then I go for a walk in an arboretum.

This one is Batsford Arboretum, near Moreton in Marsh, Glos.

Starting to get the hang of photographing with "the wrong eye" after the stroke in my left (dominant) eye left me partially blind. This was made in Barnegat Light NJ recently----we have had some beautiful skies lately!
A7RII with 16-35mm lens at 16mm. Embracing couple and their shadow added in post processing from another shot made several years ago.
Thanks for looking.
Dave in NJ

"The Living and the Dead"
Zion NP
A7RII/ Tokina Firin 20mm

Full size on flickr

Traveler by Graham Gibson, on Flickr

Bamboo.

(in-camera 'partial colour-yellow' mode.)

The Holocene extinction, otherwise referred to as the Sixth or Anthropocene extinction, is the ongoing extinction event of species during the present Holocene epoch, mainly as a result of human activity!!

"Leading lines"
A7RII/ Tokina Firin 20mm

Lagoon area