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Warehouse Ballerina with Mackenzie
Sony A7R II with the Metabones IV adapter and the Canon 70-200 2.8L IS II
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Espen Mikkelborg
Sony Alpha A7II + Samyang 85mm f/1,4
Torben Wiedenhoefer
Austrian alps
Sony Alpha 6000 + Zeiss 16-70: 16mm, f8.0, 1/500 Sec
Jean-François Di Costanzo
Antibes, France ·
lightcity
Colin Surprenant on SonyAlphaForum
A7II Voigtlander 35 1.7 Ultron
Pierre on SonyAlphaForum
Some photos of Prague
Sony A7 + 16-35 F4 or 55mm F1.8
David Plowchalk
Sony A7RII on safari in Zimbabwe.
A7RII + Canon 70-200mm F2.8 IS II with Metabones IV converter
95mm, 1/250 sec @ f6.3, ISO 500, -7/10 EV
While on foot with the forest elephants of Mana Pools I used the set-up above as my second camera body. Considering the super dusty environment and wicked hot temperatures the A7RII performed like a champ. The frame rate is not where it needs to be for a primary wildlife photography camera but as a backup and for landscape/environmental shots it worked well.
Lux Solis Studio – Nature Photography by David Plowchalk
Andreas Elste
Sony A7 + FE Zeiss 55 1.8
@55mm | F2 | 1/400s | ISO200 smile emoticon
Josy Zingg
Zermatt, Switzerland.
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Gergely Szabadkad
Walt Disney Concert Hall, LA. Taken on an early Sunday morning when the city was still sleeping.
Shot with Sony A65 + Zeiss 16-80, processed in Lightroom CC
Frankie Withers
Battered gazebo near Sapodila bay in Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands | Sony A99 & Carl Zeiss 24-70 F/2.8 Sonnar T |
www.frankwithersphoto.com
Jan Wilhelm
Playing on abandoned railroad tracks.
A7 FE 55 @f/2
Dmitry Bubis
“Merry Christmas 2015” Sony A7II + SEL70200G
6 Responses
Jan Wilhelm I will give you the benefit of the doubt and say you don’t know. You put that child in danger, no abandoned tracks have the rust shined off. Rails will get a coating of rust in a matter of minutes with a light rain. Also no abandoned tracks have been so thoroughly sprayed with weed killer as to have none around nor do they have the tack surface maintained so well.
Stay away from R.R. tracks. They are cliched anyway.
Yes, you must keep children inside and wrapped in bubble wrap at all times.
I can only assume sir that you have never had to be at the scene of a pedestrian vs train accident as I have or you wouldn’t belittle my advice. Not to mention it’s trespassing.
Hi Steve, you are a good observer. The tracks belong to a local papermill, are thus not part of the regular railway system. From time to time, but very seldom, there is a freight train using the tracks, thus they are not fully corroded. The freight trains operate at walking speed, the tracks are therefore not secured at any part. My mother-in-law lives near the tracks and assured me that there is no danger walking and playing on the tracks. Be assured that the safety of my children is of surpreme importance for me!
I have had the displeasure of being around a few pedestrian vs train incidents. There is a reason train men go to schools and give presentations. I have no doubt that this time things were fine. What about when you are not around and she is messing around on her own? Train cars can be much more quiet than you would think and horrible things happen all the time. I would not do anything to lessen their sense of danger as trains can and do kill. That said I hope my advice is taken in the spirit in which I give it, safety first 🙂
I’ll go with the squirrel pick.