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More greetings from Wodonga...

foveonfan

foveonfan

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Hi all!

Had a break in the studio and used the time to take a look at this orchid.

Sincere regards, Jim Roelofs
 

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.... found something along theses lines ....

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This magnolia blossom I shot this year in April with my 14. The late afternoon sun provided this warm and smooth light that only lasts for a few minutes. Nice to have a SIGMA at hand. :)

See you with nice pictures

Klaus
 
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Hi Jim,

you are a 100,000% right!!

LIGHT is the thing that makes photography that fascinating.

Watching the daily photo-press ... I do not quite understand the ongoing HIGH ISO camera race!

Some chaps think, it was nicer to take pictures without light .... I think differently .... maybe old-fashinoed.

As far as AL-photography is concerned ... I can assure everybody ... :)

A sunset is nice ... but really nothing compared to a sunrise.

Early in the morning you have two things ... wonderful light and peace!!!

Dresden: The "Zwinger". A place where thousands of people make any nice picture impossible.

This picture can only be taken before breakfast! Then, you have wonderful light ... and peace ... i.e. no people around you! :)

Dresden SIGMA-Treff 2008 19.jpg

SD9/ SIGMA 10-20mm EX DC / Three pictures (freehanded) stiched with ADOBE photo-merge.


See you with nice pictures

Klaus
 
foveonfan

foveonfan

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Yes, away from the maddening crowds.

That's why the bush / mountains / outback draws me like a mighty magnet.

Oh, and did I tell you about our famous aussie early morning light?

Sincere regards, JR
 
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Jim,

I would need a rocket .... to visit you in Australia .. :eek:

Well, .... our photos can rush around the world at the speed of light ... really fascinating .. is it not?!;)

A few years ago, I would not have believed it!

See you with nice pictures

Klaus
 
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