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FUJI XE2 + TTArtisan 50mm f1.2 APSC

FUJI XE2 + TTARTISAN 50mm f1.2 APSC:

Wonderful report, thanks for sharing!

I adore them. Here are four from Ajaccio, Corsica:

I once woke up next to a bear in my bed!

Lovely. Has a vibe of Thomas Gainsborough's painting.

Lovely reportage, looks like a great adventure.

@MiguelATF Well you guessed the basics of it already :) Yes, I always shoot first the focal point of the image, the part of subject or composition I want to be in focus, to get it sharp and to determine my (manual) focus setting for all the frames. The exposure and WB are set in advance, as...

Here is another bokeh-panorama that fits this thread; this one was shot with Minolta 50mm f1.7 lens mounted via speedbooster on Sony A6000; 48 frames stitched in total.

@MiguelATF Thank you, Miguel! And you are right, there is something off with that image :) It is in fact an approach that is called BOKEH PANORAMA or BRENIZER METHOD (named after the wedding photographer who invented it, or revived the old idea and popularized it, depending who you ask - you...

FUJI XE2 + TTARTISAN 50mm f1.2 APSC

Corsica

@Bart J D Nice gallery, thanks! Lovely place, hopefully I'll visit it one day for myself.

So you were in Conques, Bart? Although I traveled a lot all over France, I never managed to reach Conques, and I would love to. Maybe one day, when travelling is normal again.

Lovely trip and reportage.

Abbaye Fontevraud, France, 2017

Saint Chely, France, 2017.

FUJI XE2 + TAKUMAR 55mm f1.8:

An old stroll-shot from 2014:

I'm really glad that images are starting to arrive and various flavors of darkness are nesting here. Three images, three completely different atmospheres. Keep them coming! Here are two from tonight's outing; it's starting to get cold here and I was shivering toward the end of the session...

Lovely lights and reflections, Sue, thanks for hopping in!

Thanks everybody for your kind comments! It really is kinda therapeutic to wander the riversides after day's work, just enjoying the scenery and thinking of nothing except composition and duration of exposures :) All of these images are composites, panos made from 2 (the last one) to even 8...

I have been working a lot lately, but keeping in line with my deadlines so after a days work is done, I treated myself with short outings by the rivers, looking to bag some long exposures. Shot these with Sony RX100 and Panasonic G3, mounted on tripod. As I suffer from "panovision" for sometime...

Great trip. And that place in back yard on Lake Emily, oh boy.

The second is stunning!

Lovely atmosphere and light.

Impressive as always! I just love your reports, fabulous strolls and imagery.

Yup, it looks like one in Frank's photo. Interesting attempt and reportage.

Just beautiful! Must have been great to wander around. And come back with these images :-)

Great, 2 and 3 especially for me. Well worth the effort.

Whoa! Spectacular. Must have been a treat to watch and shoot.

Beautiful reportage.

Lovely, all of them. Especially the last one for the composition.

Beautiful, well worth some waiting :-)

Thanks, everybody, for your gentle comments! I'm glad that images do look inviting, that was exactly what I was aiming at. ricks, it was a whole day's hike, we started before 7 A.M; at 10 A.M. we left the place where we had breakfast and coffee and marched to about 6.30 P.M. About 17 km of...

Ouch! I hope everything went well in the end! Pity you didn't had a chance to visit a bit - Serbia is small but has a very various relief and flora, so you can see different and stunning things not so far from one another. For example, compare this, a different flavor of the south-eastern part...

Every once in a while I go trekking to enjoy the nature, clear the mind and refresh the spirit. Yesterday I was climbing the Povlen mountain, in western Serbia - it's a place where you wouldn't be surprised to stumble on some Hobbits, rich in woods and mild hills. All shot with my trusty RX100...

Yup, impressive.

Me too, I took it more as a comment on Leica than specifically about your photographs... But still, it could have been a bit smoother :-) Love the bridge shot also.

Great series, one can easily see you are enjoying both the new/old camera and cheating with it!

Looks great to me - both the ambient and the photos.

I enjoyed both series, yours and hers. Don't sell yourself short.

That's a gorgeous bedroom. Hope the antique books are real and not just a fancy decoration.