Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

digital_AM wrote in post #18704518
This one took some time to edit but here is a moon rise over midtown Atlanta.

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

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2aVS​p7Z Moon Rise Over Midtown Atlanta by Alfredo Mora, on Flickr

Wow that is absolutely awesome rendering. Love the feel of this one.

Talley wrote in post #18704523
Wow that is absolutely awesome rendering. Love the feel of this one.

Thank you Talley. It’s one sharp lens for sure. This one was processed in DXO PhotoLab and finished in PS CC with a few Nik Color Efex filters.

TRhoads wrote in post #18704472
I agree with this completely...and wanted something like that but it never happened...I rented an a6500 and hated the ergonomics of it...

Travis it's a shame because the sensor for APS-C is awesome, the AF/AF-C tracking awesome...........

digital_AM wrote in post #18704518
This one took some time to edit but here is a moon rise over midtown Atlanta.

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

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2aVS​p7Z Moon Rise Over Midtown Atlanta by Alfredo Mora, on Flickr

Just awesome work from ATL !!

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18704544
Just awesome work from ATL !!

Thank you!

Y’all will probably get sick of my shots from this area. I have a few more compositions left to edit.

digital_AM wrote in post #18704518
This one took some time to edit but here is a moon rise over midtown Atlanta.

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

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2aVS​p7Z Moon Rise Over Midtown Atlanta by Alfredo Mora, on Flickr

Great composition Alfredo. I assume you're no longer in that area? I understand the weather will be turning a bit nasty over the next few days.

Stay safe my friends.

One of the largest bierds in North America. 9 foot wingspan. White Pelican.

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navydoc wrote in post #18704565
Great composition Alfredo. I assume you're no longer in that area? I understand the weather will be turning a bit nasty over the next few days.

Stay safe my friends.

Thanks Gene. I returned home a week ago. We’ve had nothing but rain here lately.

11 of the next 12 days rain is forecast here.
Normal even with Florence to push more our way.

15 shot stack in Sequator.

the only thing I can think that makes it quite light behind the rock is a a couple of stars that were right behind it.

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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.

TRhoads wrote in post #18704472
I agree with this completely...and wanted something like that but it never happened...I rented an a6500 and hated the ergonomics of it...

Totally agree....The a6500 is hands down the least fun camera I've ever used. I pretty much hate using it. But...it's what I have.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18704541
Travis it's a shame because the sensor for APS-C is awesome, the AF/AF-C tracking awesome...........

This is true. If the AF wasn't very accurate or if the files weren't as awesome I'd have ditched it long ago and prolly tried an X-T2.

We'll see if Sony comes up with something interesting for APS-c. Then it'll be a matter of do I want to drop the $. I've not been too into spending money on photog gear past couple years.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18704507
Great captures Mickey, the porpoise surprised me scrolling down!

I suppose it didn't fit with the family event theme of the other two pics, but big blue made me smile.

That porpoise was from Marineland, on the very south end of St. Augustine Beach. I wish we would have had more time there, but I hope to go back in the next few years.

Like most smaller facilities of this nature, Marineland takes in injured sea creatures and fixes them up. This turtle, for example, had his brain split by a boat prop years back. He's mostly blind because of it.

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While I don't go into the Disney World parks all that often (we'll do a year-pass when it makes sense in the future), I do take the kids to Disney property about every six months. On this particular day, we rode length of the monorail after a visit to Disney Springs. The kids didn't mistake it for the parks, but it was free and they had a good time

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mickeyb105 wrote in post #18704736
I suppose it didn't fit with the family event theme of the other two pics, but big blue made me smile.

That porpoise was from Marineland, on the very south end of St. Augustine Beach. I wish we would have had more time there, but I hope to go back in the next few years.

Like most smaller facilities of this nature, Marineland takes in injured sea creatures and fixes them up. This turtle, for example, had his brain split by a boat prop years back. He's mostly blind because of it.

IMAGE LINK: https://www.flickr.com …9639923827/in/d​ateposted/
DSC08586_DxO by sanddan4u on Flickr

After listening to Phil Demers on Joe Rogan I couldn’t go to marineland. Worth a listen if you haven’t heard it

Not bad for ISO 12,800

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