Sergei Gavrilov
Joy Womack, prima at Kremlin Ballet.
Sony A7RII and Zeiss 1.8 55 FE
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Mathias Kristensen
8-tallet – Sony a7II, Zeiss 16-35mm @ f/8, ISO100, 25sec.
Pierre Paqueton
Paris, Quai des Orfèvres. Shot with a Nex 6 and a Zeiss 24f1.8. ISO100, f4.5, 8 seconds. If you want to see more photos of Paris and France, please feel free to visit my blog smile emoticon https://lecomptoirdepierre.wordpress.com
Pavel ‘Pasharome’ Vavilin
“Bianca”
ILCE-6000
Sigma Art 30/2.8
Yuri Afanasiev
A little bit of magic. Sony A7RM2 + FE 70-200mm F4 G OSS.
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Tom Wirtz
This is the third of four photos I posted here from 12/13/2015.
Taken with a Sony a7RII and a Sony/Ziess 16-35 F4 lens then processed in Lightroom 6.
Michel Mayerle
Sony Alpha 7RII, Zeiss FE 35mm f/1.4
morning fog
Angel Angelov
Train of thought
Sony A7, Jupiter-8 50mm @f2.8
Tom Wirtz
Hoar Frost on Barb-wired Fence. Sony a7rII and Sony 90, 2.8 G lens.
Stefan Grosjean
URBAN YING YANG
This is the view from my apartment over Berne, the capitol of Switzerland. I woke up this morning to this composition just before dawn on this winter day.
Sony A7sII @ 1/10s, ISO 100 + FE 24-70 @ f4, 44mm
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Vlad Shutov
#ILCE7R #SEL90M28G
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Mark Reeder
Sony A7RII/OTUS 85MM Quartz Mountain State Park, OK www.markbensonreeder.com
Michel Mayerle
Sony Alpha 7R II, Zeiss 35mm f/1.4
Jacob Daniel Glauninger
The Force was strong at this family portrait session.
A7RII + Sony 28mm F2
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Dmitry Bubis
“Mornin Loungin”
Beautiful sunrise captured earlier this year in Miami Beach, Florida with my Sony A7II + SEL1018.
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9 Responses
Hey Finally a place I have been is featured here in the reader’s photos. Mark Bensons photo of the Quartz Mountain park. I have really grown fond of the Wichita Mountains. I have done several hikes in a few locations and I have been surprised at the diversity of Oklahoma.
I don’t want to troll here, but it’s somehow boring selection this time – no even one especial picture I’d like to comment. So many high-end cameras and lenses but so little creativity and originality behind them. Even the usually very strong “russian team” is dissapointing for me this time, sorry
So why don’t you submit some of your own?
yeah, you are allowed to criticise a restaurant’s food only if you can cook (and obviosly do it better), heh? Such a strange point of view.
In the same apologetic tone, I have to agree, and to be frank, there are poor elements of composition, some colour balance issues and a couple of basic errors.
I appreciate it is down to personal taste, but I find the pose and nature of the ballerina shot very odd. Why is she up a tree and clinging on for dear life? Surely the very nature of ballet is the apparent weightlessness of the dancers.
Also, while I’m not a stickler for edge to edge exposure perfection, unless caused by the web display, it appears to have blown highlights on her right leg. Being central to the shot it just looks wrong.
And I feel the backlit model shot needs some perspective adjustment as it appears shot from above with a relatively wide lens, so it gives her odd proportions.
As you suggest, frequently these pictures are excellent, even stunning, which makes this selection a little disappointing.
For me, the most disturbing in the “ballerina” shot is her crippled left arm and muddy black shoes. It’s anyway strange location for a “prima ballerina”. Let her fly, let her fly in nature – I don’t mind. But this hanging in the trees is strange. Well, this discussion shows that at least this picture is worth mentioning.
I took a picture of patrick from spongebob drinking a beer and sitting on top of my camera shelf. Is that creative enough for you?
I “LOVE” image of “human swan” hanging on the branch of a tree … LOL … simply hilarious.
“Train of Tought” from Angel Angelov may not be a prize winner but I like the fact hat it is profoundly human…