Maxime Siegler
Explosion II (when light meets water)
Sony a99 + Minolta 80-200 f/2.8 HS APO G
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Teoh Xin Wei
Singapore Skyscraper
A7s + Samyang 14mm
ISO80, F8, 30secs
Jan Wilhelm
A7 with FE 55 handheld
f/2.0 1/100s ISO 3200 with spot metering on a bright part of the pyramid.
(for more images https://www.flickr.com/photos/107211676@N07/)
Martin Dörsch
Nice shooting in Traunkirchen/Austria.
A99 + 85mm 1,4
Günter Körtner
a99, zeiss 135mm 1,8
Hong-Yat Hsieh
Perennial Aster
NEX-5R Micro-Nikkor 55mm f/2.8
Calle Sigrell
Vaterfall next to Kjosfossen in Norway. One of the stops located on railroad Flåmbane.
Picture is framed by Sony RX100 MKII — at Kjosfossen, Flåmbanen.
Robert Collins
ballerina – Sony A7r, 24-70 FE f4
Marco Lencioni
Break time…
A7 with 55mm Zeiss f8
José Ramos – Nature & Landscape Photography
http://www.facebook.com/joseramosphotography
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I am the alpha-poster. Great pics, people.
There are some great images this week.
where?
the high key portrait taken with A99 is lovely, also the seascape photo is great , last one
Happy to be in the selection!
Anyway thanks a lot to sonyalpharumors for giving us everyday news, I’m from Italy and this is the best website for Sony news (even for fake rumors LOL)!
Have a good weekend guys!
LOL 🙂
Thanks for sharing my work.
Some good compositions. Processing will always be a matter of personal tastes so I will refrain from commenting on that. But back talking about composition, and the importance of having a llama in a photo, is depicted well in Calle Sigrell’s photo of a waterfall next to Kjosfossen in Norway. Even as small as the human subject is, the eye seeks out the llama and takes a boring picture of a waterfall if not having the human subject up a notch or two (or more).