Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

Itsed65 wrote in post #19247980
Scenes from the new hood,

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Georgetown Island by lennycarl08, on Flickr

Our best friends are transplants from Maine. They still have a family cabin there.

With us in a severe drought and everything dried out and yellow, your images of blue waters and green landscapes are very appealing.

But then I recall all the "Maine winter war stories" our friends have shared.

First car meet since sometime in 2019!!

No wonder I'm losing interest in the scene!!

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Nice shots Lee but where’s the Stonehenge Astro? I’m (im)patiently waiting here

Eddie wrote in post #19248004
Nice shots Lee but where’s the Stonehenge Astro? I’m (im)patiently waiting here

Soon. Been stacking this evening so almost there.....

LeeRatters wrote in post #19248005
Soon. Been stacking this evening so almost there.....

Seen a sneaky wee glimpse on your IG story and it looks good! And that was probably just a single unedited frame I guess?

Eddie wrote in post #19248006
Seen a sneaky wee glimpse on your IG story and it looks good! And that was probably just a single unedited frame I guess?

That was two single frames (foreground & sky) on the camera LCD

LeeRatters wrote in post #19248007
That was two single frames (foreground & sky) on the camera LCD

Think you are on to a winner then mate, look forward to it

Just a drastic change for you!
I'm looking forward to your moose shots more than anything.

Two weeks in southern Alabama, Mississippi, Lousiana, and a brief swing through mid to upper east Texas.
Saw lots of interesting things. One hundreds of crawfish/crawdad farms. Took a while to figure out what they were.
Not interesting to me to photograph but the little critters sure are. Found this one in a creek near where we camped one night.

Also of interest....we were in the deepest of the south eh, and only two nights did we feel pressed to find a place to plug in the camper--we can
only run the rooftop air conditioner when plugged into shore power.

And I grew up fishing for blue crabs on the Pamlico Sound in far eastern NC. This little guy got me and reminded me of getting hit
by crab pinchers

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MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #19248060
Two weeks in southern Alabama, Mississippi, Lousiana, and a brief swing through mid to upper east Texas.
Saw lots of interesting things. One hundreds of crawfish/crawdad farms. Took a while to figure out what they were.
Not interesting to me to photograph but the little critters sure are. Found this one in a creek near where we camped one night.

Also of interest....we were in the deepest of the south eh, and only two nights did we feel pressed to find a place to plug in the camper--we can
only run the rooftop air conditioner when plugged into shore power.

And I grew up fishing for blue crabs on the Pamlico Sound in far eastern NC. This little guy got me and reminded me of getting hit
by crab pinchers

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When I lived in Stockton, Ca. years ago, we used to go out catfishing on the California Delta at night and set our crawdad traps out too. The next day, we usually had enough of them for a nice crawdad boil. *Slurp*

Macro is not something I usually shoot, however its quite fun and creative.

Shot with Old Canon 100/2.8 Macro + A7R2 , Manual Focus.

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Stunning composition. Lighting is otherworldly in a fantastic way.

One of our stops in Louisiana was the Atchalafaya NWR.
Found a tractor moving grass/kicking lots of bugs in the air behind it.
Worked this Cattle Egret-

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