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"Frida" prefers to make herself comfortable on the glass table next to the Herend floor lamp....
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Not bad for coming straight out of camera. Pre-rotated shot and trimmed for a 16:9 and still 6400px wide. Effective focal length of 640mm on crop sensor. Spectator vantage point 8'-10' away from the fence I had to shoot through. Glad it was overcast :P
I generally do not put full size images up here but figured 'why not' for anyone that wanted to see what the camera can do.
Admittedly, there was an issue with focusing that was not really revealed (that I could not fix) until after this event so I had a helluva time with this camera. I have since (I think) rectified the matter but have not had a chance to really test it. Was not really a fan of the 400 f2.8 mkIII and how it focused. Much prefer the way the mkII focuses but could have also been user-error. Ok, likely was user error. Note to self: Don't show up to a major event with brand new kit that you've never tested. Still got hundreds of keepers though.
I also learned that I cannot underexpose by 2/3 to 1 stop as I would like to with this sensor because it's too dark. Dynamic range is definitely better than the 7DmkII but the dark areas are a little to dark. My concern with that is I will have to compromise on the highlights a little bit because the darks are so dark and not so sure I want to do that. Nevertheless, I figured I'd put-up what I got straight off the camera because for the price of this camera (and quality glass), it's pretty darn good.
There is no editing done to this other than the crop and converting the RAW to RGB. Settings like contrast, sharpness were set in-camera so what I shot is what I got.
Definitely a little crunchier for my tastes with the noise than what I'm used to getting from my 5D mkIV but overall, decent. Jury is still out though on whether the 90D is viable for me to use. Not a fan of crop sensors and how they cut-into/trim the perspective-feel/look compared to a full frame. Time will tell after some more testing and using the 300mm f2.8 and what I can get.
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GTD Class Winner
2019 - IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Championship
Motul Petit Le Mans, Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta.
Male proboscis monkeys have big noses primarily for sexual selection, as the large, pendulous nose acts as a resonating chamber to amplify loud, deep calls that attract females and intimidate rivals, signaling male quality, size, and fitness. A bigger nose often means a bigger body, and the sounds help in dense rainforests where sight is limited, serving as both a visual and auditory signal for mates and competitors.
Come saprei
Capire l'uomo che sei
Come saprei
Scoprire poi
Le fantasie che vuoi
Io ci arriverei
Nel profondo dentro te
Nei silenzi tuoi
Emozionando
Sempre più
Come saprei
Stupire l'uomo che sei
Quando stai lì
E non sai
Che voli prendere
Come saprei
Richiamare gli occhi tuoi
Incollarli ai miei
Emozionando sempre più
Nel mondo che
Solitudini ci dÃ
Perché non resti un po' con me
Come saprei
Amarti io
Nessuno saprebbe mai
Come saprei
Riuscirci io
Ancora non lo sai
Io ci metterò
Tutta l'anima che ho
Quanta vita sei
Da vivere adesso come saprei
Io vorrei che fosse già pelle
Il contatto che c'è
Io vorrei che fossero stelle
Ogni volta con te
Come saprei
Amarti io
Nessuno saprebbe mai
Come saprei
Riuscirci io
Ancora non lo sai
Io ci metterò
Tutta l'anima che ho
Quanta vita sei
Da vivere adesso
Come saprei
Quanto amore c'è
Pronto a scoppiare in me
Quanta vita sei
Da vivere adesso,
sì adesso
come saprei
Come Saprei
Giorgia
A vintage ladies hatbox and hats photographed at the Guthrie County Historic Village and Museum in Panora, Iowa.
Developed with Darktable 3.6.0.
CSX M421 was one of at least two trains that detoured over the Port Reading Secondary on this blustery afternoon. Apparently, a construction crew ruptured a gas line in Clark near the Lehigh Line which stopped all traffic. M421 and NS 23G were sent the long way around to Bound Brook via Port Reading. By the time M421 arrived here, the Lehigh Line was reopened to through traffic. M421 had CSX's Conrail "heritage unit" leading. You almost wouldn't know it, between the front third of the locomotive wearing CSX paint and the engine room doors flapping in the stiff late-winter breeze. The train is crossing Green Brook while nearing the Lehigh Line connection at CP Bound Brook. I should also mention that as soon as the head end passed, the sun broke through the clouds for quite a while. Open hood doors, a single lead unit (thanks to distributed power) and heavy clouds...just what I wanted!
CSX M421:
CSXT 1976 ES44AH "Conrail Quality"
Such a wonderful moment! The Fawn kept running around like crazy through that field. Mom was always keeping an eye out for the little one though. Very nice to observe this kind of behavior. I carefully witnessed the scene through an opening in the grass and was resting my lens on some barb wire to take these shots (ISO 4000 and up ...) so now my lens barrel is somewhat scratched (300mm so not that expensive, but still :p).