Antonov5454, I'd love to get there in the snow, but also in the sun (which is practically nonexistent this winter). There are lots of different waterfowl there, they say there are even white geese
Beautiful work!) The clouds are simply drawing you in...)
Olga Dan 444, the clouds were so "drawing you in" that they only appeared towards sunset, just as if they were meant to be taken for a beautiful shot Thank you, Olya!
))))))))))))uh-huh)) they resonate well with the "footprints" in the sky))
Nessie Skuch, fortunately, people are only allowed to walk on the ground in dirty shoes, otherwise they would have dirty the sky too) and otherwise it's nice, everything in the clouds, although spotty, is clean)
Olga Dan 444, the clouds were so captivating they only appeared at sunset, just as if they were meant to be used for a beautiful shot. Thank you, Olya!
8ele8, I really like this work!) High-quality and with an interesting angle! If this was shot with a Zenitar 8-16, then it's simply amazing! Were there a lot of adjustments to the distortion? I wrote this, and then I saw that the focus is 18mm, which means it's a different lens.
8ele8, I really like this work!) High-quality and with an interesting angle! If this was shot with the Zenitar 8-16, then it's simply awesome! Were there a lot of adjustments to the distortion here? I wrote this, and then I saw that the focus is 18mm, which means it's a different lens.
Olga Dan 444, this data is incorrect here, I just didn't want to erase it, because I don't know how to do that in Photoshop. It turned out that I took two identical shots with different equipment, and the one with the Nikon, with a kit lens, ended up with overexposed sky, but the bottom was better rendered, so I used the bottom as a base and superimposed the rest of the shots, taken with a Panasonic DMC-TZ30 point-and-shoot. But in general, I wouldn’t want to use a point-and-shoot as a landscape camera, but sometimes it works quite well )
Olga Dan 444, this data is incorrect here, I just didn’t want to erase it, because I don’t know how to do it in Photoshop) But it turned out that I took two identical shots with different equipment, and the one on Nikon, on a whale lens, turned out with an overexposure in the sky, but the bottom worked out better, so I took the bottom as a basis and superimposed everything else on it, shot with a Panasonic DMC-TZ30 point-and-shoot. But in general, I wouldn't want to use a point-and-shoot camera as a landscape lens, but sometimes it works quite well )
8ele8, Good job!) Can't fault you!) You're great!) I'll tell you "secretly", I often miss my point-and-shoot camera...) Those were golden times with it!))) Compact and lightweight - always in your bag and no hassle with RAW files, etc.... and all my friends were happy!!!)
8ele8, Good job!) Can't find fault!) You're great!) I'll tell you "in secret" that I often miss my point-and-shoot camera...) Those were golden times with it!))) Compact and lightweight - always in your purse and no hassle with RAW, etc.... and all my friends were happy!!!)
Olga Dan 444, thank you) although I always find something to find fault with my work) And now I also try to carry my point-and-shoot camera in my purse, for all the interesting things I come across along the way
I wrote this, and then I saw that the focus is 18mm, which means it's a different lens.