[jt_cph_dk]

A nice visitor in my kitchen after a mild summer night:

..Great resolution on those spidey shots! was that taken with extensionrings? (..or rather, it must have been, but how musc extension did you use?) Regards

[dummyfoto]

no extension rings, I used the macro-takumar on an Olympus E-PL1 which has a crop factor of 2.

[jt_cph_dk]

no extension rings, I used the macro-takumar on an Olympus EPL-1 which has a crop factor of 2.

Ahh thank´s

[selar]

SMC Takumar 135/2.5 @f4 on NEX5N

[tim60]

SMC Takumar 135/2.5 @f4 on NEX5N

How unamusing!!!

A good picture of a statue. I like it.

[rkappleby]

SMC Takumar 24/3.5

[Oldphoto678]

Heading to Washington state for 30 days of landscape and nature photography on 9/18/2012. Just one catch. I will only be taking one digital body, one film body, and a super tak 300mm f4.

Any suggestions on subject or shooting locations?

[Jonathan Mac]

Heading to Washington state for 30 days of landscape and nature photography on 9/18/2012. Just one catch. I will only be taking one digital body, one film body, and a super tak 300mm f4.

Any suggestions on subject or shooting locations?

You mean that will be your only lens?? Not even a 50 or 28mm?

[Oldphoto678]

That's it, just the 300mm. Self challenge so to speak.

[vladimiroltean]

Heading to Washington state for 30 days of landscape and nature photography on 9/18/2012. Just one catch. I will only be taking one digital body, one film body, and a super tak 300mm f4.

Any suggestions on subject or shooting locations?

No suggestions whatsoever here, but please do post your pictures when you come back.
In the meantime, a picture of my dad using the S-M-C 55/1.8:

[rkappleby]

SMC Tak 24 3stopND
Taken on a path alongside a creek that the coal miner's used to walk up on the way to the mine

[Colorado CJ]

A few from this weekend using my Takumars

Super Takumar 28mm F3.5 at F5.6











Super Macro Takumar 50mm F4 at F4








Takumar 200mm F3.5 Preset at F5.6



























































I have others, but they were shot with my Tair 3 300mm, the full size photos and the 300mm photos can be seen on my Flickr page.

[womble]

Some really great shots there CJ. Excellent stuff. K.

[bimjo]

That's it, just the 300mm. Self challenge so to speak.

Grand Coulee dam from the viewpoint at the top of the hill on the downstream side. You'll have to stitch shots. TIme it right and you could catch the laser light show on the face of the dam. I think they're still going in September.

Walulla Gap on the Columbia River. There are many vistas along the river that make very nice photos of craggy basalt that has been cut by the river over the millenia.

Stonehenge @ Maryhill in the Columbia River Gorge. You can get a nice shot of Mt. Hood in the background.

Hop across the river to the Oregon side and there are numerous views of the gorge that could be done with a 300. Think Crown Point. Also you could get something of the basalt columns on the Washington side from the Oregon side with a 300.

Nearly anywhere on Hwy 20.

Mt. Rainier from nearly anywhere.

Seattle skyline (or small portions of it anyway)

On a clear day shoot from the observation deck of the Space Needle. No tripods though, you'll need a bean bag. Might get by with a Gorilla pod though. Make sure you have everything tethered, it's a long way down if you drop something.

The Snoqualmie Pass area.

The San Juan Islands. Take the ferry, enjoy the view.

I don't know, what do you like to shoot?

Have a good trip, wave when you go by.

[bimjo]

SMC Tak 24 3stopND
Taken on a path alongside a creek that the coal miner's used to walk up on the way to the mine

Lovely scene.