Wonderful shots, Tom. Like the color and sharpness. Thanks for posting these-will inspire me to wok my 300 more to try and achieve something close to these-has been cloudy/rainy here for the past 3-4 days-it figures as I was on vacation.
The old K 300 is a lot of fun. It takes a little more effort than a modern lens but that's not necessarily a bad thing. I look forward to seeing your K 300 shots soon.
A few weeks ago I got a K50/1.2. Sent it to Eric for a once-over (I considered that a good investment) and here are two from this afternoon - IKE is on the way and the light was chalenging. #1 is unaltered except resize. #2 adjusted levels in Photoshop Elements - but I think I did a hamhanded job. I like the fact that the PEF's are still around to work on later.
Nice! Actually, that's not a T-34; can't be positive from the tight crop, but I believe it's a T-55 (sorry for the nitpick, I'm a tank geek as well as a photography geek )
OK guys,
so here's my ticket to this one.
I took it for a walk to Richmodn park in London, and since this chap didn't mind me at all I managed to handheld the combo to get this nice snap:
I caught up to the finches again today. They have changed from their bright yellow to a more muted fall colouration. All images Pentax k10, SMC Pentax 300mm f4, ISO 100.
Just back from freezing to death at the Girl's Field Hockey game. Temp was close to 0 (32 F) with a few flurries. The K10 shake reduction sure got a work out today. I used the K 200 2.5 for most of the shots. Here's a few:
Cheers,
Tom G
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