Cornflowers await the storm
by PenelopeK

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Originally posted by vawendy: What an absolutely gorgeous field! Huge congrats on HM! How do you like Bear's camera? Dizziness is such an awful feeling -- I'm so glad you're feeling better!

Thank you, Wendy. I loved this field and just had to stop for it. Robert and I both shoot with Sony mirrorless cameras now, and the alpha 7 and 7R are the same body and we set them up the same, so it's a pretty seamless transition from one to the other. The main difference is that while we bought two 24-70 mm lenses we share a wide angle and a 70-200 lens and the wide angle is usually "housed" in Robert's camera bag !!

Father and Son
by vawendy

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The image is priceless by itself, but then to read this "Jesse had no idea what had been done.". That's the part I find really great. What was his reaction when you showed him the images, or when he saw the back of Jeff's head, whichever occurred first?

Contemplation
by markwiley

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Originally posted by markwiley: Originally posted by tate: I don't know how set up this is - but the expression and eyes are fantastic and emotive. 8 Not set up. Lucky candid.

Such an amazing shot. A poignant expression that left me curious about what he was thinking.

I'm curious to know if you generally, and specifically in this case, use a remote control for your camera, so the act of taking the image is less obvious to those around you?

Posted
by Lydia

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Very effective. Good choice to get all those reflections. I especially love the shadows/reflections on the post.

Full many a glorious morning have I seen
by Ammie

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Great image for a new PB. Congratulations. So glad you came back after taking a break from DPC! Love how you captured the dew on the grasses. Great contrast to the misty softness.

lost in the harbor
by insteps

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I like the diffused light. That drop down plastic must be hard to see through against the light!

After rain comes sun
by josaa

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Lovely range of tones.

Woodpecker at Sunset
by JakeKurdsjuk

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There is something special about this that transcends the usual silhouette image.

Come out and play
by wejna

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Yes. That's more like what I was looking for.

Long Ago, in a Galaxy Far, Far Away...
by Lydia

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That's more like it! Provides a sense of disorientation and uncertainty.