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in reply to: Alabama Hills – Eastern Sierra, Sunrise – Moonset #33434Alabama Hills – Eastern Sierra, Sunrise – Moonseton: February 4, 2021 at 12:26 am
Beautiful image. I know this area of the Sierra well. Is that Mt Whitney just to the right of the area directly below the moon? Can’t tell with the clouds.
in reply to: snow, clouds and blackness #33196Re: snow, clouds and blacknessReply #1 on: January 30, 2021 at 5:06 pmI like this version best.
in reply to: SC-P7500 weirdness #31588Re: SC-P7500 weirdnessReply #2 on: December 26, 2020 at 8:54 pmThis may be a silly question, but why do these problems with the latest Epson large format printers still exist one year after they were released? It doesn’t give one much confidence in their product.
in reply to: Erieau early Morning #30232Re: Erieau early MorningReply #3 on: December 5, 2020 at 7:31 pmI prefer the colour tones of the first, but the composition of the second. To each his/her own!
Mike.
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in reply to: Canon 5Ds – anyone still shooting with it? #26853Re: Canon 5Ds – anyone still shooting with it?Reply #4 on: October 4, 2020 at 10:24 pmI have a Sony A7r II which I prefer for landscape use due to the dynamic range, no mirror slap to worry about when used handheld or on a tripod. So far all of my lenses are Canon lenses used with a metabones adapter. Also have a Canon 5DSr which I use for wildlife photography with Canon 100-400 mm f4.5-5.6 L IS II; I prefer to see the animal through optical view finder. Of course, if I had Sony A7r IV I might change my mind. Both cameras are great because the amount of cropping one can do and still get an image with a usable number of megapixels. I got one shot of a heron fishing and caught the heron with mouth open and fish suspended in mid-air between open beak. Even though I was at 400 mm on the 5DSr I had to crop the image from 50 MP to 5 MP because I couldn’t get close enough.
in reply to: Helmeted Squash Bug #26197Re: Helmeted Squash BugReply #5 on: September 19, 2020 at 12:52 pmI like this one very much. Quite different from other photos of insects, spiders, etc. that I have seen. The out of focus green and yellow background add some nice color to the brown bug with the red eyes.
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