New releases from February and March 2022. Not much bird photography lately but hopefully more in the Spring.
Apr 01, 2022 08:19 | #53311 New releases from February and March 2022. Not much bird photography lately but hopefully more in the Spring. - Alfredo -
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Apr 01, 2022 08:23 | #53312 Snow vs Pine series:         - Alfredo -
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Apr 01, 2022 08:26 | #53313 Winter intimate scenes:       - Alfredo -
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Apr 01, 2022 08:30 | #53314 Some ICM work:   - Alfredo -
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alfredomora Cream of the Crop  More info Post edited over 1 year ago by alfredomora. | Apr 01, 2022 08:31 | #53315 I was published on Shoutout Colorado:      Edited this one from March 2021 from Utah:  - Alfredo -
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Eddie xpfloyd lookalike  More info | Apr 01, 2022 10:03 | #53316 MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #19362101 Eddie I can offer no solution, but am curious if your flash has a modeling light? Hi Robert, no it’s just the cheap godox speed lights and controller. My nissin i40 acts the same way Leica M11 | Leica Q2 | Sony α7RV
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LeeRatters Cream of the Crop  More info | Apr 01, 2022 10:26 | #53317 alfredomora wrote in post #19362197 Snow vs Pine series: https://alfredomora.smugmug.com …oads/n-mNp4Hr/i-zdP56mh/A https://alfredomora.smugmug.com …oads/n-mNp4Hr/i-p4vqpr8/A https://alfredomora.smugmug.com …oads/n-mNp4Hr/i-2rJH6rW/A https://alfredomora.smugmug.com …oads/n-mNp4Hr/i-5MWhtmm/A
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Apr 01, 2022 11:05 | #53318 LeeRatters wrote in post #19362248 Awesome posts. But this one especially. Thank you Lee! - Alfredo -
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BillinTexas Cream of the Crop  More info | Apr 01, 2022 13:41 | #53319 Resident of the state park we were in last week  Bill being Smug
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I used Greentoe to buy my last two camera bodies, both in the past six months. If memory serves, I had an offer accepted in a couple of hours. Sony A7RIII, Tamron 28mm 2.8 Di III OSD M1:2, Sonnar T* FE 55mm f/1.8 ZA, Canon 200mm 2.8L ii, Sigma MC-11, HVL-F43M
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Monkeymoss Goldmember  1,339 posts Likes: 1984 Joined Apr 2012 Location: Bristol, England More info Post edited over 1 year ago by Monkey moss. | Apr 01, 2022 15:18 | #53321 I made it out for a first proper Milky Way effort of the year. Back to Durdle Door which is a 2 hour drive each way. Left the house at 12.30 after a one hour nap, and got home at 8.20 - very sleepy by then. I'm sure an all nighter used to include alcohol and parties!  Durdle Door Milky Way by Jonathan Millard, on FlickrJon
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LeeRatters Cream of the Crop More info | Apr 01, 2022 15:48 | #53322 Monkey moss wrote in post #19362323 I made it out for a first proper Milky Way effort of the year. Back to Durdle Door which is a 2 hour drive each way. Left the house at 12.30 after a one hour nap, and got home at 8.20 - very sleepy but then. I'm sure an all nighter used to include alcohol and parties! Anyway, pleased with this one. First go with the Move Shoot Move. I was all fingers and thumbs for a lot of it, but I got there in the end despite temp just below freezing. Think this is the pick of the bunch, the stars aren't perfectly sharp - in fact they look like tiny boomerangs! Don't think I had the MSM fixed as tight as it should have been!! Two separate exposures, one for sky one for foreground - about 2 mins each I think at 1.4, ISO 400, with the 35GM. Hope you like... Durdle Door Milky Way by Jonathan Millard, on FlickrVery nice Jon.
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Monkeymoss Goldmember 1,339 posts Likes: 1984 Joined Apr 2012 Location: Bristol, England More info | Apr 01, 2022 16:44 | #53323 |
BillinTexas Cream of the Crop More info | Apr 01, 2022 17:06 | #53324 Monkey moss wrote in post #19362323 I made it out for a first proper Milky Way effort of the year. Back to Durdle Door which is a 2 hour drive each way. Left the house at 12.30 after a one hour nap, and got home at 8.20 - very sleepy but then. I'm sure an all nighter used to include alcohol and parties! Anyway, pleased with this one. First go with the Move Shoot Move. I was all fingers and thumbs for a lot of it, but I got there in the end despite temp just below freezing. Think this is the pick of the bunch, the stars aren't perfectly sharp - in fact they look like tiny boomerangs! Don't think I had the MSM fixed as tight as it should have been!! Two separate exposures, one for sky one for foreground - about 2 mins each I think at 1.4, ISO 400, with the 35GM. Hope you like... Durdle Door Milky Way by Jonathan Millard, on FlickrStellar (no pun intended) image, Jon. I'm not really a sky guy but will be trying in May at a dark sky campground. Very well done. Bill being Smug
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MedicineMan4040 The Magic Johnson of Cameras  More info | Apr 01, 2022 20:28 | #53325 alfredomora wrote in post #19362196 New releases from February and March 2022. Not much bird photography lately but hopefully more in the Spring. Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!! KF's are so hard to get. flickr
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