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Fun With Sony Cameras

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The Ute

The Ute

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We had a severe thunderstorm pass thru and it produced some unusual events.

"Waterfall and rainbow"
A7RII/ Tamron 28-75 RXD
 
scho

scho

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A7RII + TAP + Leicaist R/M adapter + Leica R 50/2 Summicron



Two more from a local nursery with the same camera/lens combo.



 
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scho

scho

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The Ute said:
Couple more waterfall shots from yesterday's flash flood.
A7R II/ Tamron 28-75 RXD
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I love the "rusty" waterfalls. Reminds me of the appearance of my indoor tap water after the fire dept. flushes the hydrants every year. We still have very old cast iron pipes being used for the water mains.
 
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Shac

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Another trip to "shoot" waterfowl. Again with A7R3 and FE 100-400 - all wild birds - just used to people
Many thanks for the other likes - gives me much needed encouragement
Trumpeter Swan

Adult Male Sandhill crane

Pintail Drake

Mallard drake - you can appreciate their Italian name - Germano Reale (the German King)
 
seb

seb

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The pictures from the last week have all something special. Thank you all for sharing them.

Rooftop
(a7RII + Voigt Nokton 40/1.2)

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bensonga

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Similar photo to one I posted recently on the "Fun with Leica M" thread. I had both my M9 and A7r2 on this trip thru Arizona. It has been interesting to compare the images taken with two very different cameras and lenses. I've made 11x14 and 13x19 inch prints from both images.

Gary

Wupatki National Monument
A7r2, FE 16-35/4 at 35mm, ISO 100, 1/360th at f8
 
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The Ute

The Ute

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Bensonga-

Those ruins are waaaay older.
Mine are "pioneer" ruins from the 1800's from the settlement of "Harrisburg".
 
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bensonga

bensonga

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The Ute said:
Bensonga-

Those ruins are waaaay older.
Mine are "pioneer" ruins from the 1800's from the settlement of "Harrisburg".
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The 1800s is still quite old in my view and I like your photo of that structrue Ute. The oldest buildings here in Anchorage were built in 1910-1915.

Here is another photo of the Wupati ruin from the back side. It is an interesting place. I hadn't noticed the crow perched on the top until I was processing the image.

Gary

A7r2, FE 16-35/4 at 16mm
 
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