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A sunset landscape across the Dillion Reservoir up in the Rocky Mountains in Dillion, Colorado
- Nikon D800e
- Nikor 14mm - 24mm
- FotoDiox Pro
- FotoDiox Circular Polarizer
- Really Right Stuff Tripod & Ballhead
An old broken down dock at Crab Meadow Beach in Huntington, NY right before the breaking of a summer thunderstorm.
- Nikon D800e
- Nikor 14mm - 24mm
- FotoDiox Pro Circular Polarizer
- Really Right Stuff Ballhead & Tripod
A sunset landscape of the hoodoos and vistas on the Fairieland Loop in Bryce Canyon National Park.
- Nikon D800e
- Nikor 14mm - 24mm
- FotoDiox Pro Circular Polarizer
- Reallt Right Stuff Ballhead & Tripod
A view of Sparague Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park once the skies cleared up after a late spring snow stormed dropped 5 inches of snow overnight.
- Nikon D800e
- Nikor 14mm - 24mm
- FotoDiox Wonderpan Pro
- FotoDiox Polarizer
- Really Right Stuff Tripod & Ballhead
A stark minimalist landscape look over Sprague Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park from an early spring snowy and foggy day hike.
- Nikon D800e
- Nikor 14mm - 24mm
- FotoDiox Pro Circular Polarizer
- Really Right Stuff Tripod & Ballhead
An Early Morning Landscape Of A Horse Ranch in Basalt, Colorado.
- Nikon D800e
- Nikor 14mm - 24mm
- Really Right Stuff Tripod & Ballhead
- FotoDiox WonderPan Pro
- FotoDiox Polarizer
An early spring landscape of the Maroon Bells in Aspen, Colorado
- Nikon D800e
- Nikor 14mm - 24mm
- FotoDiox Wonderpan
- FotoDiox Polarizer
- Really Right Stuff Tripod & Ballhead
The Fall River as it flows through Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado.
- Nikon D800e
- Nikor 14mm - 24mm
- FotoDiox Circular Polarizer
An early morning hike on a cloudy day at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison Colorado.
- Nikon D800e
- Nikor 14mm - 24mm
- FotoDiox WomnderPan
- FotoDiox Polarizer
- Really Right Stuff Tripood & Ballhead
Lake Meriwether
Meriwether County near Woodbury, Georgia USA
SMC Pentax-A 645 55mm f/2.8
Fotodiox TLT ROKR adapter
infrared, 590nm
VIVITAR 35mm F2.8 with Fotodiox pro ND Filter Adapter
Ich habe mich gestern Nachmittag kurzfristig entschieden eine kleine Bachwanderung zu unternehmen.
In Bergöschingen bei Hohentengen.
Man muss nicht immer an die Exklusivsten Orte der Welt reisen um atemberaubende Orte zu sehen meistens reicht es, wenn man nur vor die Haustüre geht und die eigene Landschaft Schätzt.
Yesterday afternoon I decided to take a short walk along the stream.
In Bergöschingen near Hohentengen.
You don't always have to travel to the most exclusive places in the world to see breathtaking places, mostly it's enough to just go to your doorstep and appreciate your own landscape.
VIVITAR 35mm F2.8 with Fotodiox pro ND Filter Adapter
Ich habe mich gestern Nachmittag kurzfristig entschieden eine kleine Bachwanderung zu unternehmen.
In Bergöschingen bei Hohentengen.
Man muss nicht immer an die Exklusivsten Orte der Welt reisen um atemberaubende Orte zu sehen meistens reicht es, wenn man nur vor die Haustüre geht und die eigene Landschaft Schätzt.
Yesterday afternoon I decided to take a short walk along the stream.
In Bergöschingen near Hohentengen.
You don't always have to travel to the most exclusive places in the world to see breathtaking places, mostly it's enough to just go to your doorstep and appreciate your own landscape.
We had a much-needed rain overnight. Very welcome. So, I grabbed my 11-year-old Fuji XPro1 and 40-year-old Vivitar 35-200 zoom, which I got on eBay for $25. That's a combined 51 years of old tech, and it still works. (Thank you, #fotodiox adapter.)
The view of the Front Range from the Fowler trail in Eldorado Canyon State Park in Boulder, CO
- Nikon D800e
- Nikor 14mm - 24mm
- FotoDiox Pro
- FotoDiox Circular Polarizer
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Kim and I had gone to the botanic garden that last weekend in November. Just inside the Sasebo Japanese garden was this tree or large bush with these reddish orange berries and white petals. The leaves varied from purple to reddish to yellowish to green.
I've been googling but so far I can't figure out what this might be.
Does anyone have an idea?
A couple more photos of it in the first comment box.
Thank you Sam (natureloving) for identifying these as euonymus!
2 image stitch using a Canon 100mm macro lens and a Fotodiox Shift EOS-NEX adapter
backyard photography
Lake Meriwether
Meriwether County near Woodbury, Georgia USA
SMC Pentax-A 645 55mm f/2.8
Fotodiox TLT ROKR adapter
infrared, 590nm
Had to do quite the brisk hike through the snow to get to this part of the park, as the rest of the stream was already in shadow. Two images focus stacked, along with a third f/22 exposure for the sun star. A Fotodiox 5-stop ND filter was used to blur the water a little.
I am not worth a crap at manual focusing, esp. with a wide aperture. But today, I dusted off a 1970s-era SMC Pentax-M 50mm, grabbed a #Fotodiox PK-FX adapter, and then took the contraption for a spin. The camera used was my old X-Pro1. I think the aperture was 2.8, as EXIF is not captured. It's a highly regarded kit lens, and my focus is close to being accurate. The lens was purchased at a camera flea market or else maybe on eBay. Can't remember. But, I do recall the price was around $25 or so. If I had gone down to the max aperture of 1.7 for this shot, I think the background would have been super creamy –– but accurate focus would have been much tougher to achieve. (PS: I cannot tell if the vertical streaks are banding or patterns on the chairs.)
A study in contrast, umbrella shaded subject against a cloudless sunny August prairie afternoon. Color reminds me of vintage wallpapers! Pentacon 29M 2.8 with a Fotodiox M42-2 to Nikon F adaptor.
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Back in 2015 my Fuji X-T1 was still relatively new. I was experimenting with various old lenses that had aperture rings and manual focus. I still am using Fotodiox adapters for these old lenses. This was shot with a Kiron 80-200 mm lens that had been made for the old Canon FD mount. Every now and then I'd get lucky and catch focus.
Happy Bokeh Wednesday.
I attached a 45-year-old Nikkor 105mm 2.5 to my Fuji X-T1 during today's walkabout. This shot of a bicycle bell was wide open at 2.5. The lens and settings turned the concrete street/sidewalk into a creamy-ish blur. I like it, but maybe a different aperture was needed so that the bell doesn't look like it's floating? #fotodiox
this leaf has sat in this exact spot for the entirety of autumn and yesterday, finally, it called out to me to take it's photo before Spring totally sets in!
Fort Steilacoom Park
Lakewood, Washington
Nikon Nikkor 55mm f/3.5 legacy manual lens
FotoDiox Nikon-to-M4/3 adapter
Hyde's Mill in southern Wisconsin. Sony a6000, Fotodiox Vizelex EF-E mount Auto ND Throttle, Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM.
Helios 44-2 58/2 (1974) + Fujifilm X-T30 + Fotodiox M42 mount adapter
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Macon County near Montezuma, Georgia USA
Infrared using a vintage Olympus Zuiko 50mm f/1.8 and a Fotodiox OM-EOS adapter.
590nm
The view from Valentine Mt., Powell River, B.C.
201 of 365 for 2022.
Canon Rebel XTi
Nikon 50mm f/1.8 E Series (at f/11)
Fotodiox NIK-EF adaptor