Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

Klystron wrote in post #18943577
Thanks.
I normally dont like the abstract shot, but this has something about it.

Here is another one, with the 200-600mm and its through a chain link fence as well.

Thanks. I was working on it with the 911 in the Coca Cola livery...so the wavy flowing lines kinda mimic that livery a bit...

I really like that angle you have there, great to be able to be under the cars like that...RA has one spot for that, but you have to be credentialed to get to it and its a really tough shot, almost zero target acquisition time.

Klystron wrote in post #18943577
Thanks.
I normally dont like the abstract shot, but this has something about it.

Here is another one, with the 200-600mm and its through a chain link fence as well.

Superb shot!

TRhoads wrote in post #18943586
Thanks. I was working on it with the 911 in the Coca Cola livery...so the wavy flowing lines kinda mimic that livery a bit...

I really like that angle you have there, great to be able to be under the cars like that...RA has one spot for that, but you have to be credentialed to get to it and its a really tough shot, almost zero target acquisition time.

Yes, I saw some photos of the 911, so I guessed it was that.

I was standing at the top of a hill and then the ground is above the track. So the trick is to use a long lens and look down the hill.
This shows how high I was above the track.

Point Reyes National Seashore

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Some really awesome shots posted today. Guess I'll be the one to throw a monkey wrench into that spree with this.

I've had these Jacquette scalers, No. 2 and 3, for about fifty years now. They are from an old dental instrument cabinet that was emptied out when I was at Pearl Harbor. I used to have a straight one for the anterior teeth too but I've somehow lost it over the years.

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navydoc wrote in post #18943638
Some really awesome shots posted today. Guess I'll be the one to throw a monkey wrench into that spree with this.

I've had these Jacquette scalers, No. 2 and 3, for about fifty years now. They are from an old dental instrument cabinet that was emptied out when I was at Pearl Harbor. I used to have a straight one for the anterior teeth too but I've somehow lost it over the years.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2hup​qgh Jacquette scalers No. 2 and 3 by Gene, on Flickr

gives me the shivers...my bottom front teeth are wonky, and they tend to need more cleaning at the dentist from devices such as those...

TRhoads wrote in post #18943647
gives me the shivers...my bottom front teeth are wonky, and they tend to need more cleaning at the dentist from devices such as those...

At Pearl Harbor, I did nothing but periodontal oral hygiene work for over a year with my own operatory. I even used a cavitron which used ultra-sonic vibrations along with the scalers.

Here's a bts look at my improvised 'light tent' for this shot.

Up our local hill!!

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navydoc wrote in post #18943638
Some really awesome shots posted today. Guess I'll be the one to throw a monkey wrench into that spree with this.

I've had these Jacquette scalers, No. 2 and 3, for about fifty years now. They are from an old dental instrument cabinet that was emptied out when I was at Pearl Harbor. I used to have a straight one for the anterior teeth too but I've somehow lost it over the years.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2hup​qgh Jacquette scalers No. 2 and 3 by Gene, on Flickr

Gene, you just had to go and post that 3 days before my next cleaning appointment, didn't you?

Last month we visited the Falkirk wheel which is a structure that lowers and raises canal boats from two canals which are at different levels. My two friends and their families were there too and are in the video.

All shot with the GoPro

Timphoto wrote in post #18943674
Gene, you just had to go and post that 3 days before my next cleaning appointment, didn't you?

The dentist doesn't bother me. I've only ever gone yearly. Never had a filling & only had 4 teeth out when younger for braces (overcrowding!)

xpfloyd wrote in post #18943676
Last month we visited the Falkirk wheel which is a structure that lowers and raises canal boats from two canals which are at different levels. My two friends and their families were there too and are in the video.

All shot with the GoPro

Nice one Eddie

LeeRatters wrote in post #18943682
Nice one Eddie

agreed...Those inflated balls for the kid to play in looked like fun.

On Saturday morning I had one goal...to go down to the paddock and capture a good morning light image of one of the cars rolling through the paddock...if it could be my favorite car that would have been a huge bonus...just as I was getting to the Porsche North America compound...the car rolled out..I had to run the other direction and almost fall on the ground to get there in time...but I got my shot! I did have to clone out the two strap going to the paddock cart...the car is too loud to drive that early in the morning...and racecars are not good at going slow in the paddock. The 85GM is the perfect paddock walk lens.

Morning Roll

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LeeRatters wrote in post #18943671
Up our local hill!!

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*** by Lee, on Flickr

Looks like a great place to live Lee.