Share Your Photos II

[David Eastwood]

Originally Posted by robj144

I can't help it. A few more:

There's something quite intoxicating about the images these cameras produce, isn't there?

I'm nowhere near as prolific, but here are a couple of recent shots that I thought worked quite well to highlight the Foveon characteristics.

[robj144]

Originally Posted by eatswodo

There's something quite intoxicating about the images these cameras produce, isn't there?

I'm nowhere near as prolific, but here are a couple of recent shots that I thought worked quite well to highlight the Foveon characteristics.

Nice. I think there is even a little difference between the Quattro and Merrill too.

[sevargnhoj]

My son just finished his high school lacrosse career (he's forgoing playing in college, much to his competitive mother's chagrin).

One of the team moms is a professional photographer and has taken lots of action shots over the last 8 years.

This is my favorite.

[Mr. Paul]

Today's wildflower bonanza, best we've ever seen around here.


Canon 5DS with Canon 100mm and Zeis 21mm lenses

[ahorsewithnonam]

https://share.icloud.com/photos/0Za4...Winchester,_OH

[robj144]

Originally Posted by Mr. Paul

Today's wildflower bonanza, best we've ever seen around here.


Canon 5DS with Canon 100mm and Zeis 21mm lenses

Nice pics. Did you try getting some from ground level, pointing upwards?

[robj144]

Originally Posted by ahorsewithnonam

https://share.icloud.com/photos/0Za4...Winchester,_OH

What photo are you trying to post?

[robj144]

Here's a few more:

[Mr. Paul]

Originally Posted by robj144

Nice pics. Did you try getting some from ground level, pointing upwards?

When flowers are only 5 inches tall, that is the only way to get mountains in the background, the last one is an example.

[Inyo]

Originally Posted by Mr. Paul

Today's wildflower bonanza, best we've ever seen around here.

Originally Posted by robj144

Did you try getting some from ground level, pointing upwards?

Originally Posted by Mr. Paul

When flowers are only 5 inches tall, that is the only way to get mountains in the background.

Originally Posted by Mr. Paul

Today's wildflower bonanza, best we've ever seen around here.

Excellent picture, with pleasing photographic compositional ordonnance.

Purple flowers = lupine; reddish orange flowers = Indian paintbrush (it is hemiparasitic, of course, on grasses and forbs); and yellow flowers = some sort of ragwort (Fendler's ragwort, perhaps?).

I like this photograph from the poster's Flickr account, as well, with the caption--"Chocolate Drops Maze District of Canyonlands NP in Utah" (click on the image for a larger picture):

[robj144]

Few more with the Sigma:

[Brucebubs]

[Mr. Paul]

Thank you, Inyo.

Brucebubs ... award winning leaf photo, wow is that nice.

[robj144]

Big Banyan on my campus. I'm not sure if the color or black and white looks better in the second pic:

[Mr. Paul]

Out among the wildflowers again today.