Scott Götz
Innsbruck, Austria ·
First time out with my new Panaleica Summilux 25mm f1.4 with Pana G6
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Chris Moyer
E-M10 with 45mm f/1.8, shot at f/11
Charles Brooks
GX7 with the Panasonic 14-45mm zoom, studio lights, featuring the São Paulo Piano Quartet
Gianluca Bertoni
OLYMPUS OM-D E-M5 mark II
Olympus 25 mm f/1.8
Sacro Monte di Varese (Italia)
Eric Rock
I photographed this Blue-footed Booby in striking light between leading whale watching trips in Baja Mexico. The combination of the New Olympus 40-150 2.8 pro and the 1.4 teleconverter gives wildlife photographers an excellent light weight travel kit to explore with. You can see more of my photographic work at www.ericrock.zenfolio.com
Pierre-Paul Lepidi
E-M5 + 60 macro :
http://lepidi-photo.blogspot.fr/…/04/une-larve-dabeille.html
Chad Kruger
12-50mm / EM-5
Martin Gallego
Delicados equilibrios.
Ver en grande, por favor!
Olympus E-M1 + Sigma 150 macro
http://martingallego.blogspot.com
Andrea Ferrari
Ep5 + Zuiko 45 F1.8 (ISO 250 – F/11)
Chad Kruger
E-P1 / 14-42mm
Kurt Knock
Selfie while exploring on Vancouver Island.
E-M10
www.kurtknock.com
6 Responses
Sexy Piano Quartet 🙂 me like. What was the lighting setup??
I also like all the pianos in there.
lol.. why are they called piano quartet anyway, must be an insider’s joke???
Can’t exactly lug a piano around for arty location shooting.
A classical piano quartet contains one viola, one violin, one cello, and one piano 🙂
Setup was 2x 800watt studio strobes. Lighting was one large softbox, left foreground, one bare bulb strobe rear right.
I like the Blue Footed Boobie. Nice lighting and pose. That must have required a large number of photos and some extraordinary luck to get that great shot.