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I like to shoot life as it happens in front of me. My A7II is remarkable. I find it very responsive to manual adjustments. I shot this in colour and then cropped it down and rendered it black and white. But that is all. The beach at Guionas In Guanacaste, CR is full of life just, happening. Especially at Sunset, the lighting moves from head on and harsh to tranquil and diffuse. There is always a dog or two ambling up to its humans...
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This picture was taken with sony nex 6 paired with minolta 50mm 1.4
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Warm summer, lake... and ducks. Just ducks. Shot on Sony A6300 with Minolta AF 100-300mm F4.5-5.6 and Sony LA-EA3 A-Mount Adapter. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
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Sony a7RII, 70-200 F/4 @ 183mm and F/16, 1/100s, ISO 50, two shot focus stack #sonyalphagallery
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From the album: ericpaulweissman.com
Life passes along the beach as waves pass onto the beach. It is as if the ocean is only really sensible when people walk its edge. Sony A7II Fe 24-70 wide open in Sunset mode.© ericpaulweissman.com aka Eric Paul Weissman, Toronto Canada
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Child at Play. Playa Pelada, Nosara, Costa Rica
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From the album: ericpaulweissman.com
Shot in sunset mode on Sony A7II with FE 24-70 lens. Cropped but that is all. It is one of my favourite places for shooting into the sunset...© ericpaulweissman.com aka Eric Paul Weissman, Toronto Canada
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From the album: New England
Had alittle time one evening and headed down to the Seabrook dunes. There are many paths through the grass covered dunes. https://www.flickr.com/photos/seacoastnh/26694168260/in/datetaken-public/© TDG
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From the album: A world through Sony
© Alex Chubic
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From the album: A world through Sony
© Alex Chubic
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From the album: Desert Survivor
This is the story of a lone female survivor of a vehicle accident. Was it a car, a plane, a busload of screaming orphans, who knows? But she is alive and looking good. This was shot on my A6000 with 10-18mm lens. It took a while to clear the windblown sand from the camera afterwards, but it was worth it. My website: //markeilbeck.com My instagram: //www.instagram.com/mark_eilbeck/ Thanks for checking it out.© Mark Eilbeck at http://markeilbeck.com
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From the album: families
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