Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

Not as exciting as a raptor eh, but I like adding to the J collection.
My first Mexican Jay Didn't find him, he found us picnicking .

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MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18783987
Not as exciting as a raptor eh, but I like adding to the J collection.
My first Mexican Jay Didn't find him, he found us picnicking .

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2dZk​Pb4 Mexican Jay formerly Grey Chested Jay by MedicineMan4040, on Flickr

I like the seperation from the background without the background being completely blurred out.

No sig?

Absolutely gorgeous sunset at the lake on NYE to cap off 2018.

digital_AM wrote in post #18783725
Head is spinning trying to figure out what Disney tickets to buy. Why is this so complicated??!!

Their site has sucked the past few days with the new savings announcements. I literally just booked a trip for September.

I had a rare evening to shoot today so I spent it our local lake.

A quiet evening on Elmendorf Lake, SATX

Loxia 21

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Any of you have any experience with the 21mm UWA attachment for the 28? Worth looking at, or isn’t it a solid pass?

digital_AM wrote in post #18784036
I had a rare evening to shoot today so I spent it our local lake.

A quiet evening on Elmendorf Lake, SATX

Loxia 21

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Really pretty lake captures lately Alfredo. Visual poetry that lifts my spirit.

I see that Texas has something that Georgia doesn’t this winter: sunshine. I’ve never seen so much rain in my life here. Not so much inches of rain, just day after day after day of rainfall...often for 18 hours straight. It’s raining right now with 100% chance tomorrow. Forecast starts looking great this Saturday, which I hope corresponds to finally getting past this flu-like thing.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18783987
Not as exciting as a raptor eh, but I like adding to the J collection.
My first Mexican Jay Didn't find him, he found us picnicking .

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2dZk​Pb4 Mexican Jay formerly Grey Chested Jay by MedicineMan4040, on Flickr

I know that I’m probably all alone in the world with this ridiculous opinion, but raptors are among the least interesting kinds of birds for me. They are interesting, of course. Just saying I really like the Nuthatches, Jays, Woodpeckers, Waterfowl, Songbirds, Hummingbirds, Waxwings, Orioles, etc. even more.

Nice J capture.

Catching up on some photos... Took these at the mall before xmas

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first time using the Canon 17TSE on real-world gig.

AlanU wrote in post #18781624
It's not often i get the opportunity to go solo in the evening. I was fortunate enough to let my family /kids roam around and go shopping with Mom

Fuji and Canon stayed home as I wanted to lug my A7iii this evening.

"My City" I do find street/cityscape photography comforting.

My GM 16-35 is stuck at Sony Canada with a circuit board issue .....ARGHHHHH!!!! I simply used my adapted Canon glass 16-35 f/2.8mk2, 85Lmk2 and E mount Sigma 24mm f/1.4 ART.

Vancouver is such a gorgeous city. I've been there a few times during past few years as my cousin used to live there. He lives in London now, which nice because visiting him from Finland is far more convenient. But I'm still really waiting for him to move back so that I'll have further excuses to come back to BC.

David Arbogast wrote in post #18784071
Really pretty lake captures lately Alfredo. Visual poetry that lifts my spirit.

I see that Texas has something that Georgia doesn’t this winter: sunshine. I’ve never seen so much rain in my life here. Not so much inches of rain, just day after day after day of rainfall...often for 18 hours straight. It’s raining right now with 100% chance tomorrow. Forecast starts looking great this Saturday, which I hope corresponds to finally getting past this flu-like thing.

Thank you David. I do enjoy Elmendorf Lake because of the university there. Woodlawn Lake is also a nice one and they are just minutes apart. Then we have Canyon Lake further north.

I hate it when it’s cold and rainy. Hope you get a break in the weather. That usually leads to beautiful clouds and sunsets or sunrises. We had a spectacular sunset on New Year Eve. Unfortunately I was not able to shoot it.

David Arbogast wrote in post #18784071
I see that Texas has something that Georgia doesn’t this winter: sunshine. I’ve never seen so much rain in my life here. Not so much inches of rain, just day after day after day of rainfall...often for 18 hours straight. It’s raining right now with 100% chance tomorrow. Forecast starts looking great this Saturday, which I hope corresponds to finally getting past this flu-like thing.

no kidding...it has been insane the amount of rain we have had...I feel like I need a boat to get to work lately...it has rained most of the last 8 weeks...it started last night at 9PM and it has not stopped...and that has been the normal this winter...its depressing...