I have not been able to go out for months. Quite a dry spell. Anyway, I just replaced the 12 year old Sigma 24-70mm f2.8 lens with the latest Nikkor 24-70mm f2.8 VR lens. I had to test it out! Most of these were using VR, at 1/30 seconds or slower, handheld. I think this lens works well with my Nikon D800! I might just get out more often......
I still need to test my new to me 5x7 inch view as well.....
Really like the first one!
I could not remember the tree name 'Magnolia' of which I have a far different version. Not so pretty...
I am new to Magnolia's, and very bad at names of everyone and everything.
Please pass that thingamajig, no the other one...
Originally Posted by jon.oman
Tin Can
Thanks Randy!
The magnolias do look nice, especially when they are in bloom. But, most people would not want them in their yards. It is a constant battle with the falling leaves! It lasts all year long, and they are quite stiff. The seed pods are another problem. They will dull a mower blade in no time...
Old service station in Decatur, TX that was built in 1927. Alternate black and white view posted in the 6x17 thread. Taken with Sony A7R2 and Voigtlander 40/2
Massachusetts, 2018
Wow, Ken. Great texture!
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
�� Initially this image did not open om my iPhone, most images do. My emoji was an attempt to reply in kind.
I apologize if that was misinterpreted.
I saw only darkness similar to the bottom left.
Now on desktop I see it all.
Excellent!
Massachusetts, 2018
Last edited by Tin Can; 11-Feb-2019 at 07:06. Reason: Apology
Tin Can
Some images from Savannah, GA, and surrounding area. All with my Widelux F7 on Kodak XX film dev'd in HC-110:
Leopold's Ice Cream Shop
St. John's Cathedral
Fort Pulaski Cannon
Shaking Rock Trail, Lexington GA
I couldn't help but bring a small 35mm rangefinder along with me this trip but really the Widelux is so nice for travel. I gotta let go of the versatility of my "normal" 35mm RF and just go out with the Widelux around my neck and a pocketful of XX or whatever next time. But I sometimes feel limited with the 1/15 shutter speed being the slowest it can go. All of these were at that except the Fort, handheld. The first two were at f/2.8 even. I should buy more Kodak TMZ...
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