Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

Of course it is way bigger (can click in twice) on Flickr-

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MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #19114170
Of course it is way bigger (can click in twice) on Flickr-

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Absolutely gorgeous and breathtaking. I fullscreened it on my 55" Samsung KS8500 and drank in the glory panning the full image back and forth across my screen. I love how immense the view is - everything from the foreground grasses to the distant cloud formations.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #19114170
Of course it is way bigger (can click in twice) on Flickr-

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That's worth clicking! What an awesome landscape there.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #19114170
Of course it is way bigger (can click in twice) on Flickr-

Truly amazing Robert.
It has a real 3D effect, especially the largest peak and then out to the plains at left.
What a stunning landscape ,beautiful colours.
You've captured it in true reality.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #19114170
Of course it is way bigger (can click in twice) on Flickr-

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That is awesome! So what causes the red layers? different material?

EDIT - Googled it

"The spectacular landscape in Badlands National Park is a reflection of ongoing erosional forces carving
bedrock consisting of sedimentary rock formations. The exposed sedimentary strata preserve a record of
more ancient geologic events and processes including changing depositional environments and the tectonic
uplift and folding of rock layers in the Earth’s crust."

David Arbogast wrote in post #19114173
Absolutely gorgeous and breathtaking. I fullscreened it on my 55" Samsung KS8500 and drank in the glory panning the full image back and forth across my screen. I love how immense the view is - everything from the foreground grasses to the distant cloud formations.

LeeRatters wrote in post #19114174
That's worth clicking! What an awesome landscape there.

avondale87 wrote in post #19114179
Truly amazing Robert.
It has a real 3D effect, especially the largest peak and then out to the plains at left.
What a stunning landscape ,beautiful colours.
You've captured it in true reality.

Thanks guys!
I think the colors are iron oxide. Hey I've got that in my well water up at the cabin....hmmmm

This is the photo that stared it all off. Evening walk on the beach at Devon Cliffs, Exmouth, UK taken 5 years ago yesterday!

A7 & the little FE35/2.8 - This is framed 18x12 on the bedroom wall.

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MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #19114170
Of course it is way bigger (can click in twice) on Flickr-

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Sedimentary my dear Mr. Watson.

Amazing cross-section caused by wind and water erosion.

Another waterfall...sorry..it is what I have right now...this one is actually really tall, it drops over 50 feet from those big sticks on the right down to the bottom...and I find these images so much more appealing with the way the Sony handles color...on a scene like this with such contrast I edited this from one image...no blending or anything. Eventually, I will post something other than a waterfall...

High Shoals Falls

TRhoads wrote in post #19114313
Another waterfall...sorry..it is what I have right now...this one is actually really tall, it drops over 50 feet from those big sticks on the right down to the bottom...and I find these images so much more appealing with the way the Sony handles color...on a scene like this with such contrast I edited this from one image...no blending or anything. Eventually, I will post something other than a waterfall...

High Shoals Falls

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Excellent. Muy muy rico. This with your Batis 18mm?

David Arbogast wrote in post #19114314
Excellent. Muy muy rico. This with your Batis 18mm?

Thanks, yes, Batis 18...I just love the colors. So much that I want to try the 40mm to see if it renders the same.

Went for a short trek a couple of days ago and came across this stream, wish I had a couple of NDs with me for the 12-24 GM but I'll have to wait for a rear filter kit, hopefully someone releases one before the fall season.

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TRhoads wrote in post #19114316
Thanks, yes, Batis 18...I just love the colors. So much that I want to try the 40mm to see if it renders the same.

Nothing touches Zeiss for pure brilliant color rendition and it is magic when paired with a Sony sensor. The 40mm would make a great pairing with the 18mm imo.

David Arbogast wrote in post #19114320
Nothing touches Zeiss for pure brilliant color rendition and it is magic when paired with a Sony sensor. The 40mm would make a great pairing with the 18mm imo.

I agree...just one of the many reasons I can't get rid of the 18 or 25...I think that trinity would be pretty special together...there have been several occasions where 35 was just a bit too wide...and I don't have a 50mm anymore...40 would fit nicely.

TRhoads wrote in post #19114313
Another waterfall...sorry..it is what I have right now...this one is actually really tall, it drops over 50 feet from those big sticks on the right down to the bottom...and I find these images so much more appealing with the way the Sony handles color...on a scene like this with such contrast I edited this from one image...no blending or anything. Eventually, I will post something other than a waterfall...

High Shoals Falls

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I like the veil-like quality of the falls in this one.