[Snapppy]

I don't often reply but I do read this thread often and you all are doing some really awesome stuff. Very inspiring. Here's some snags from two weeks ago when the wild flowers here in south Texas were in full bloom. Now it is too hot already and they are dying

All on the FA Limited 43mm and of course K10D.

[Lord Lucan]

At Raglan Castle
K10D

[paulh]

I don't often reply

I think you need to do this more often! Nice work.

DA18-135 on K10D:


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I think it's very uncommon to find one that big. At least in Brazil (where there's lots of eucalyptus) they usually don't get to half that size...

They can get quite big here in SoCal. That one was near the coast south of Santa Barbara. The same tree is pictured in the above b/w photo.

[rayallen]

Pink hibiscus. Resized JPG straight from camera. No need to change a thing. K10D + Tamron SP AF 90mm F2.8 Di Macro.

[MJSteele]

I don't often reply but I do read this thread often and you all are doing some really awesome stuff. Very inspiring. Here's some snags from two weeks ago when the wild flowers here in south Texas were in full bloom. Now it is too hot already and they are dying

All on the FA Limited 43mm and of course K10D.

Love The First Shot
Where In South Texas? I Was Born And Raised There

[Snapppy]

Love The First Shot
Where In South Texas? I Was Born And Raised There

San Antonio, so, not as far south as it goes I have been here less than two years and had never been to Texas before that, so it's a big change in scenery! But I am learning more about the kinds of things to photograph around here and it's been a lot of fun.

Here's another to keep the thread going:

K10D + 43mm

[cardinal43]

Jenny Lake Sunset, Grand Teton National Park

Pentax K10D
DA* 16-50mm F2.8 ED AL [IF] SDM

Really like this pic - from my favorite NP.

[paulh]

Pink hibiscus

Excellent, Ray.

San Antonio

One of my favorite places in Texas. We made the drive down from DFW many times, and it was always magical. If you haven't already, be sure to check out the Parade of Lights on the Riverwalk during Thanksgiving weekend. Unfortunately the crowds had been getting unwieldy the last few times we went. Plenty of photo ops around town. Sorry to say I didn't have a K10D on my trips down there

[er1kksen]

I've been getting acquainted with the 10-17mm on my K10D. Good lens for very big plants, but also for very small plants.









The high contrast inevitable when shooting wide in a shady forest on clear-sky days has me shooting brackets and processing HDR about half the time.

[RussV]

I've been getting acquainted with the 10-17mm on my K10D.

Nice shots, especially the first.

[RussV]

[er1kksen]

Nice shots, especially the first.

Thanks, I've been photographing and re-photographing that tree for some time trying to adequately portray its character.

[Fluegel]

I think you need to do this more often! Nice work.

DA18-135 on K10D:


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They can get quite big here in SoCal. That one was near the coast south of Santa Barbara. The same tree is pictured in the above b/w photo.

Powerful monochromes. Excellent job!

[paulh]

Powerful monochromes. Excellent job!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed them.

[GerryM]

daiku_san/Colton Allen with his latest photo book. All his photos shot on film. K10D, 35/2.4