
Marc Galer on SonyAlphaForum
I am of the firm belief that there is no such thing as ‘good weather’ for taking a photograph. Even a grey day with drizzle offers an opportunity to capture an interesting image. This was captured with Sony’s FE24240. A great choice as a walkabout lens when you don’t really want to be changing lenses when it is raining 🙂
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Yuri Afanasiev
KHAO SOK National Park, Thailand 2015
Sony a7r | 70-200mm f/4 | 161mm | F/8 | ISO200 | 1/320
Photoshooting from the boat.
My Site http://www.photoru.ru

Gustav on SonyAlphaForum
Northren light lofoten (norway)
taken with the A7II + SEL 16-35 F4 CZ

Apollwnios on SonyAlphaForum.

Pavel ‘Pasharome’ Vavilin
“Il pane sotto la pioggia”
SONY ILCE-6000 / Konica Hexanon AR 50/1.7 @F1.7

Holger Neuert on SonyAlphaForum.
Marina Dubai
Sony A7 Canon L 16-35mm Metabones Adapter

EdI_VeDeR on SonyAlphaForum.
More images at flickr.com/photos/ericplourde/

Kevin Mulvey
Sony a7s 16-35f4 in a Nauticam housing at Roca Partida Mexico.

Gomez Garcia Gonzalez
https://flic.kr/p/roqCEg
Rock climbing in New Zealand with the A99 and 50mm F1.4 ZA.

Jie Qi Ng
Sunrise from Ubin Island, Singapore
Sony A7 + FE28mm + 21mm UWC converter
f/11, 1/25s, 100 ISO

Jason Jakober
Sony A77II Minolta 50mm f/1.7
Model Erin Valldeperas-Neel
Photographer JRJ-Photo

José Ramos
“Fluid Flow” | Ursa Beach, Portugal
José Ramos © http://www.facebook.com/joseramosphotography
Sony a77 + Sigma 10-20mm
Aperture: f/9
Exposure: 1/2 second
ISO: 100
Filters: 4 stop ProStop IRND (Hitech); 4 stop soft ND Grad (Hitech)
Tripod, remote shutter.

Remon Fotografía
Madrid. RX100( f4,5.1/125/ISO200)
https://500px.com/fotoarteremon

Josselin Cornou
My last shot of the Sakura in japan. Made with A7r+Canon1740 https://500px.com/…/sakura-from-the-leaves-to-the-sky-by-jo…

Kürşad Sezgin
Eiffel under clouds | A7mk2, Vivitar 19mm, f/11, 1/100, ISO100

Aziz Nasuti
Trondheim, Norway
Sony A7r + 16-35 mm with 10 minutes exposure wink emoticon
12 Responses
Great juxtaposition between the impressive underwater and rock climbing photos.
Totally agree!
Really nice photos. You people are very talented.
Very pic from RX100 camera too
Shooting on the lake with it, with the help of the feet)) https://www.facebook.com/photoru.ru/videos/418781701629917/?l=1396112060758252863
Good spread, but what are the tolerances on these shorts and are they weather proof?
(IMO) The only pic that invokes a story is the one by Yuri Afanasiev from with Khao Sok National Park, Thailand. The others are just snapshots, some rather washed out or, though seemingly dramatic, are non-compelling.
Thank you for support. I will try keep the level.
You should correct your sentence: “The only picture which invokes a story “inside you” (you missed this part)”. Calling the other images snapshots, just because you couldn’t instinctively extrapolate symbolical and/or emotional meaning from them, says a lot more about you than about the images…
During the winter time they are cold, but get dry fast. 🙂 On this video you have a chance see those trees in reality. https://www.facebook.com/photoru.ru/videos/411230509051703/?l=8077214537970290077
Excellent!
You caught my meaning, so my inference was all that was needed, for most of all humans with a semblance of intelligence would know that a single person can only truly speak for themselves. So, I did not miss that part, it is just that you got your panties in a wad for whatever reason you did. Like any religious/narcissistic person, though by my comment I did so indicated that I can and did, you irrationally claim that I could not instinctively extrapolate symbolical and/or emotional meaning from visual art. That says a lot more about you, the lot being all negative.