a couple more from Barrington Tops. These two were taken with the 50mm/1.4. With the available light, it worked really nicely. However, I'm not sure which one works best, the landscape or portrait version.
C&C more then welcome,
cheers,
André
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Hi,
a couple more from Barrington Tops. These two were taken with the 50mm/1.4. With the available light, it worked really nicely. However, I'm not sure which one works best, the landscape or portrait version.
C&C more then welcome, cheers, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
(misc Nikon stuff)
André
I like both of these, but prefer the 2nd. Interestingly, I have just uploaded for C & C some VERY similar images. These two images show the beauty of the 50/1.4 Peter
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Thanks Peter and Liam,
looking at them now, probably could have used a bit more DOF, to at least have that little gum nut in better focus. I'll have to remember for next time. The 50/1.4 does work well, that's at f2, so getting pretty sharp when wide open. I'll just have to go back and try it again  and I will, maybe in the winter with some frost on the ground.
Thanks, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
(misc Nikon stuff)
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I too prefer the 2nd, but the centered gumnut puts me off a little. I'd have been tempted to (re)move it, or recompose a little to the right to balance the leaves a little. But then I prefer asymmetric photos... http://www.moz.net.nz
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