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This evening I tried to take photo's again(other light), but one is still angry with me.:-))
Vanavond nog een keer proberen om foto's van ze te maken met ander licht, maar ééntje blijft boos doen tegen mij.
Evening falls on the mountains in Transylvania, following a day of sunshine, hail, driving rain, and encroaching mists.
Shot on Pentacon 135mm at the Wonderest festival.
His tail slightly fanned in agitation at several American Goldfinches that had the temerity to be using HIS feeder. He scared them off pretty quick and had a good snack.
Taken in Den Helder, Netherlands
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Hello everyone! It's been a while, I know! I hope everyone is doing well :) It is so nice to be back.
I took this picture a few weeks ago in my yard. I am very proud of it, because I was trying so many different angles and playing with the direction of light, but nothing seemed to work.
Then, suddenly as I was focusing to take another shot, the evening sun peered through the back of the trees and illuminated the flower slightly. And I clicked. Instantly, I knew I got the photo I was looking for. I love the bokeh in the background too.
It was one of those perfect photo moments that happen sometimes.☺️
Shot somewhere between Cody and Yellowstone, the early evening sun made for some interesting shadows.
This one is from the way back pile. Shot with my first digital camera, my EOS Rebel.
A time to wind down and relax, no garish neon signs and away from all hustle and bustle. Just gentle sounds of whispers and footsteps instead of loud talking, engine hum and road noise.
A little alley in a most historical section of an ancient city but unlike some ancient cities I’ve been to in the old world, there is little sign of squalor or decay.
Meanwhile, the independent OM-1 sensor test data is finally out, as expected it is no better than the E-M1 Mkii and later cameras; www.flickr.com/photos/86145600@N07/51875512730/in/datepos...
Taken in the right context however, the 24mp Sony A9/A9ii and 45mp Nikon Z9 stacked sensor cameras all exhibited lower Dynamic Range (DR) than their corresponding 24mp (A7III) and 45mp (Z7/Z7ii) non-stacked sensor bodies. The fact that the stacked sensor 20mp OM-1 has similar but not lower DR than its non stacked 20mp brethrens is an achievement although this probably has something to do with the OM-1 sensor being BSI while the E-M1 MKii/iii and E-M1X are all non-BSI.
The OM-1’s stacked sensor should finally bring meaningful upgrade to m43 AF subject tracking (C-AF) which was never as great as the manufacturer and shills claimed and it has fallen much behind competitors with stacked sensors.
Personally, the OM-1 has not made much further inroads on computational photography which is unfortunate given its speedier pipeline and slightly improved stabilization even though Hand-Held High Resolution (HHHR) results do look better and processing time halved.
For those of us using m43 for slower paced subjects, the E-M1 Mkii would suffice and good condition lightly used units can be found for ⅓ the OM-1’s current retail price.
For non-sports m43 shooters and given that sensor tech has stalled, the only meaningful future upgrade will be when m43 moves to 14bit color depth. Those who like to claim that there’s no difference between 12bit vs 14bit don’t really know what they are talking about.
Extrapolating a little, the upcoming A7RV would do nicely with a FF sized OM-1 stacked sensor (effectively 20.4mp; total mp=22.9) at around 87mp, provided Sony stays away from the annoying fully articulated swivel screen for their R series!
The sun slowly sets in a park in vienna, painting the sky with hues of purple and orange. The trees sway gently in the breeze, casting long shadows on the grass. Birds chirp in the distance as the sun disappears behind the horizon, leaving behind a breathtaking view of Vienna's skyline.
It had been 38c just before sunset. I was at a family home and everyone was away and just wanted a shot of the empty backyard. Taken with Olympus PEN F and 7Artisan 35mm F1.2 lens.
Evening sky over Darmstadt, Germany.
Camera: Canon PowerShot G12.
Edited with GIMP.
⭐ Explored on April 18, 2025.
From the "Place of Power" series.
Color contrast at sunset.
Autumn, 2021
From the photo project "Caucasus Without Borders".
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Sedona, Arizona
It looks like a yard and I do wish that I had this view in mine, but, alas, it is not.
Looking north from highway 89A just west of downtown Sedona.
Sedona is located about 2.5 hours north of Phoenix and is at a higher altitude so that it is somewhat cooler and bit more moist than the Phoenix area and thus supports some different flora.
During our visit, we had a discussion on how the area easily could have been designated a national park with its remarkable beauty. Much of the famous area is located within the 160,000 acres of the Red Rock District of the Coconino National Forest.
Single capture
Nikon D850
Nikon 24-70 f/2.8 VR at 42 mm
1/25 sec at f/3.5 ISO 500
July 31, 2018
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A moody evening wedge. I was in the water surfing when the evening light turned absolutely beautiful with a dark backdrop of thick storm clouds. I got out the water, ran home still in my wetsuit and grabbed my camera. I sat waist deep in the water with a towel wrapped around my camera and lens to avoid any water droplets from hitting my setup. Longbeach, Cape Town, South Africa.