[RAART]

Something different...

[Jonathan Mac]

More from the Tamron 17-50. Cross-posted to the Tammy thread.


Looking back by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


The ropes by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


Union station by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr

[Rondec]

Tree at Sunrise (with DA 15 limited)

[RAART]

Intentionally provoked flare... K-3 with DA50mm ƒ1.8 @ F2.0

[radeon7750]

4 pics taken this evening with the Tamron 17-50, merged in PS CC.

[WPRESTO]

Iceland. Notice the road ascending to go over a pass on the far side of the inlet.

[Stagnant]

Rainbow over Tallinn. Panoramic image with Sigma 18-35.

[WPRESTO]

Several panoramas recently, so here's another of badlands in southern California. K3 & 17-70 sigma, but cannot recall how many frames were stitched - about six.

[Jonathan Mac]

Here's a Brenizer method stitched panorama I took yesterday of a stream close to where my family in law lives. I used (as usual for this type of shot) the M 85mm f/2, wide open. You'll see the shallow DoF if you open it full screen.

Cross-posted to the Brenizer thread.


Brenizer 14th July 2015 by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr

[WPRESTO]

Leif Erickson, looking handsome, brave and adventuresome. A gift from the USA to Iceland

[radeon7750]

K3 & Tamron 17-50

[WPRESTO]

Catkins of Arctic willow.

[hence84]

Just bought a K-3, very pleased with it. Here's a pic taken at the north of Sweden (city of Luleå) with a Tamron 90 Macro

[COLOR="Silver"]

[normhead]

From today in the garden, I wanted to use the Sigma 8-16, but couldn't keep my shodow out of the picture, so went with the DA 35mm ƒ2.4. It's a nice lens, I should use it more often.

[WPRESTO]

Here's what the 8-16 can do with (or to) an interior. The dark projections at the top are supports below the organ pipes. Had my back to the wall directly below them.