Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

It's been awhile since I posted. My photos were published in the magazine I had mentioned earlier, but they forgot to give me photo credit! I'm sure it was an honest mistake, but I reached out to the editor anyway. The photos are on page 36 of this link for those interested: http://digitaleditions​.walsworthprintgroup.c​om …38,%22issue_id%​22:568627}

They're mostly journalistic, but it's still cool seeing my work published somewhere like this!

Ben DDS wrote in post #18822390
It's been awhile since I posted. My photos were published in the magazine I had mentioned earlier, but they forgot to give me photo credit! I'm sure it was an honest mistake, but I reached out to the editor anyway. The photos are on page 36 of this link for those interested: http://digitaleditions​.walsworthprintgroup.c​om …38,%22issue_id%​22:568627}

They're mostly journalistic, but it's still cool seeing my work published somewhere like this!

Very cool Ben...congrats!!

Scary day this was: 14 people dead from a tornado strike near Opelika, Alabama. That's just a short 20 minute drive from my house. Terrifying. Unnerving.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18822387
Now that is a sig!

The one under the salt? Thanks.

David Arbogast wrote in post #18822392
Scary day this was: 14 people dead from a tornado strike near Opelika, Alabama. That's just a short 20 minute drive from my house. Terrifying. Unnerving.

That sounds super scary David and my heart goes out to the families. How terrible.

This was my last shot at the Racetrack Playa after a long day of being out there. By this time around 8:30 PM, the temps were down in the mid 20's and the ground was so cold. I'm glad this 4 image focus stack came together in the editing phase. The FE 16-35 GM was a bit tricky to manually focus since infinity on my copy was at 10 meter.

The sailing rocks here were just amazing. It was like these 2 rocks were playing follow the leader. The sweeping s curve was just icing on the proverbial cake from a memorable trip.

IMAGE LINK: https://www.alfredomor​aphoto.com …oads/n-KGp2Jw/i-BSXVxKX/A

Ben DDS wrote in post #18822390
It's been awhile since I posted. My photos were published in the magazine I had mentioned earlier, but they forgot to give me photo credit! I'm sure it was an honest mistake, but I reached out to the editor anyway. The photos are on page 36 of this link for those interested: http://digitaleditions​.walsworthprintgroup.c​om …38,%22issue_id%​22:568627}

They're mostly journalistic, but it's still cool seeing my work published somewhere like this!

Very cool Ben! Congrats.

David Arbogast wrote in post #18822392
Scary day this was: 14 people dead from a tornado strike near Opelika, Alabama. That's just a short 20 minute drive from my house. Terrifying. Unnerving.

Glad you're ok David.

Yes very unnerving when things like this happen so close to home. Makes you realize how vulnerable we really are day in and out. Puts things into perspective sometimes.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18822366

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2f2o​xpD Blue Saquasohuh by MedicineMan4040, on Flickr

Wow! Amazing what you capture that the eye/brain doesn't see!!

idsurfer wrote in post #18822379
Super awesome shot! I want to try for some similar shots this year.

I actually like the crop (and trail) the way it is. I like the way the trail is kind of a circular boarder that kind of cradles the scene. Also my eyes want to wander down the path toward the darker forest. I find it mysterious and intriguing.

Thanks. Think I'm going to sit on them both a while before deciding which goes up at home!

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18822385
You just need to figure who will print that big for a corporate wall.

I don't know any corporate walls lol

digital_AM wrote in post #18822404
This was my last shot at the Racetrack Playa after a long day of being out there. By this time around 8:30 PM, the temps were down in the mid 20's and the ground was so cold. I'm glad this 4 image focus stack came together in the editing phase. The FE 16-35 GM was a bit tricky to manually focus since infinity on my copy was at 10 meter.

The sailing rocks here were just amazing. It was like these 2 rocks were playing follow the leader. The sweeping s curve was just icing on the proverbial cake from a memorable trip.

IMAGE LINK: https://www.alfredomor​aphoto.com …oads/n-KGp2Jw/i-BSXVxKX/A

Phenomenal!!

Last crane from Bosque

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Hindu Wedding Ceremony

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MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18822501
Last crane from Bosque

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2dCN​ncB The last Crane I promise by MedicineMan4040, on Flickr

I love the shadow of the other crane on this ones wing.

digital_AM wrote in post #18822404
This was my last shot at the Racetrack Playa after a long day of being out there. By this time around 8:30 PM, the temps were down in the mid 20's and the ground was so cold. I'm glad this 4 image focus stack came together in the editing phase. The FE 16-35 GM was a bit tricky to manually focus since infinity on my copy was at 10 meter.

The sailing rocks here were just amazing. It was like these 2 rocks were playing follow the leader. The sweeping s curve was just icing on the proverbial cake from a memorable trip.

IMAGE LINK: https://www.alfredomor​aphoto.com …oads/n-KGp2Jw/i-BSXVxKX/A

most excellent, glad this one turned out for you! Yeah, focusing on the 16-35 in the dark was tricky...I think for that alone the B18 will stay with me, that OLED makes it so much easier.

TRhoads wrote in post #18822735
most excellent, glad this one turned out for you! Yeah, focusing on the 16-35 in the dark was tricky...I think for that alone the B18 will stay with me, that OLED makes it so much easier.

Thank you. Me too. I found the extra frame with the proper focus so I was able to complete the focus stack. Yeah that OLED is pretty sweet.