Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

xpfloyd wrote in post #18704068
Nice shot Alfredo. How come security guards can move you along if you are on a public road?

digital_AM wrote in post #18704070
Thanks Eddie. Yeah I'm not sure. I was shooting from the sidewalk when the guard approached in a vehicle. He said this section was private property. I had to move further up the street near the 17th Street bridge. He said I could shoot from there.

xpfloyd wrote in post #18704122
i would have told him where to go. The difference is though our security guards don’t carry guns

All of Atlantic Statio proper is private property...every last bit of it...and its lame...and why I won't patronize any of their establishments. They dont tell all of the people with cell phones to out them away...and those take a lot of photos.

It stems from them being afraid someone will steal their idea and concept for what the place is...which is naive at best...they were not the first and won't be the last to do what they did.

digital_AM wrote in post #18704065
Sunset reflection at midtown Atlanta near Atlantic Station. A security guard told me to leave before I could get some additional long exposure shots for car light trails.

Canon 24mm TSE

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/M9HC​yZ Sunset Reflection at Atlantic Station by Alfredo Mora, on Flickr

Lovin' the sunset reflected in the windows. I think this image would qualify for this weeks theme of "Low Angle" as well.

xpfloyd wrote in post #18704122
i would have told him where to go. The difference is though our security guards don’t carry guns

In Britain/Scotland can't you camp one someone's property, some kind of common land law amongst the citizenry? Some law that goes
way way back?
Private property laws here seem to be very different than across the pond.
I know I've gotten in serious trouble with private property owner trying to get a Snow Goose.....the 'Carhart Brothers' arrived with shotgun
dangling from the arm. His 'no trespass' sign was covered in weed growth. Was not a pretty scene and Poof hid!

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18704242
In Britain/Scotland can't you camp one someone's property, some kind of common land law amongst the citizenry? Some law that goes
way way back?
Private property laws here seem to be very different than across the pond.
I know I've gotten in serious trouble with private property owner trying to get a Snow Goose.....the 'Carhart Brothers' arrived with shotgun
dangling from the arm. His 'no trespass' sign was covered in weed growth. Was not a pretty scene and Poof hid!

In Scotland whilst there is a trespass law you can still trespass on most land and waterways as long as you respect privacy. You can’t stay/camp on the land you are trespassing on though. There are exceptions to the rule (land with crops, schools etc). You also can’t force entry as that then becomes breaking and entering. I think that’s the gist of the rules here

xpfloyd wrote in post #18704253
In Scotland whilst there is a trespass law you can still trespass on most land and waterways as long as you respect privacy. You can’t stay/camp on the land you are trespassing on though. There are exceptions to the rule (land with crops, schools etc). You also can’t force entry as that then becomes breaking and entering. I think that’s the gist of the rules here

I'm pretty certain trespass falls under a civil offence rather than a criminal offence - unless it's government/military/et​c

Image from a day out in Bath today Quite like this one. Trying to get more photos of us on our trips out rather than just the places we visit!!

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I missed shooting 50mm since selling my a7r--just a handy lens to have around.

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LeeRatters wrote in post #18704266
I'm pretty certain trespass falls under a civil offence rather than a criminal offence - unless it's government/military/et​c

Image from a day out in Bath today Quite like this one. Trying to get more photos of us on our trips out rather than just the places we visit!!

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*** by Lee, on Flickr

Nice shot Lee. I was in Bath last Spring, it's such a beautiful town.

navydoc wrote in post #18704225
Lovin' the sunset reflected in the windows. I think this image would qualify for this weeks theme of "Low Angle" as well.

Thanks Gene. This was taken 2 weeks back so it doesn’t qualify.

Miranda1 wrote in post #18704279
Nice shot Lee. I was in Bath last Spring, it's such a beautiful town.

Thank you. Yes. Very nice place but it took me a while to warm up & get into the swing of things this morning. Maybe because I'm more used to nature/coast than I am inner cities!!

Will certainly be going back though before the end of the year. I'm embarrassed to say that's my first visit with camera!! It's only 30 minutes away too!!

Talley wrote in post #18704018
APS-C Sensor in an A9 body is what you want eh?

I think there would be a place for it for some people. I like crop bodies for wildlife shooting, but don’t care for a6*** series ergonomics.

It will be interesting if we see a Metabones RF to E mount adapter. Considering how good that 50mm f/1.2 looks I wouldn't mind seeing one made!

KayakPhotos wrote in post #18704455
I think there would be a place for it for some people. I like crop bodies for wildlife shooting, but don’t care for a6*** series ergonomics.

I agree with this completely...and wanted something like that but it never happened...I rented an a6500 and hated the ergonomics of it...

mickeyb105 wrote in post #18704275
I missed shooting 50mm since selling my a7r--just a handy lens to have around.

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DSC08711_DxO by sanddan4u on Flickr

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DSC08710_DxO by sanddan4u on Flickr

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DSC08592_DxO by sanddan4u on Flickr

Great captures Mickey, the porpoise surprised me scrolling down!

KayakPhotos wrote in post #18704455
I think there would be a place for it for some people. I like crop bodies for wildlife shooting, but don’t care for a6*** series ergonomics.

Agreed. a6300/a6500 ergos not for me anymore.
Spoiled by Riii and a9.
I just witnessed today what a good crop sensor can pull off where my a9 would have languished.
The Riii has a lot of cropability but not the pixel density I often need.
I'm good though. Plan B is already here (D500) and working.
Sony might surprise with a killer APS-C body, then again their momentum has been FF for a long time.
I decided to have a back up plan.

This one took some time to edit but here is a moon rise over midtown Atlanta.

FE 55mm (love this lens for cityscape/architecture​)

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