Hi there!

 

I thought, I'd share some of my newer landscape-pictures I shot with my almost one year old A7s. I switched from a Canon 5Diii to the Sony A7s, regularly using my old Canon lenses and some newer Sonys. 

 

One of the first pictures I took with my new camera. It's Austria's Hallstatt Village.

 

 

Also, since I own the A7s, I really got into night-photography. Here's Europes "highest" church at the top of the Dobratsch-Mountain in Carinthia, Austria, and some other random shot at the Sommeralm in Styria.

 

I'll add more from time to time

I really like them all. The first one is very beautiful, with some romantic feeling.

Hi there! Thanks a lot - here's something from yesterday. Or 00:01 today am to be exact. It's my hometown Graz in Styria, Austria.

 

 

 

And here's a little older picture, also my hometown, the "Murinsel", basically it's called Mur-island.

 

Hi there!

Here's one of my favorite Shots of 2015. Every christmas I visit my parents and take a little hike on the nearby mountain to get the first sunbeams. Pretty relaxing - also pretty beautiful:

 

Beautiful

 

The astro shot taken in the middle of the road is unnerving! 

Wonderful, wonderful captures Wimair. Beautiful light and colors.  I especially like the 1st photo.

 

Thanks for sharing

Thanks for the kind words so far

 

Here's something "a litte more special": Fireflies in a nearby forrest. It was kinda scary, walking through the woods all alone as it wasn't as bright as it seemed to be in the picture.

Plus some other milky-way-shot I took during the "pleyades-shooting star season" last year.

 

Beautiful! Which photos were Sony lenses vs.Canon? And which lenses for both. Just getting started with Sony and not sure if i want to use adapters.

Thx

Hi there and thanks!

 

If I remember right, the astroshots have all been done with the Sony 28mm 2.0, the firefly/fireworks-thing with the 55mm 1.8 Zeiss and the windturbines with my trusty 135mm 2.0 (plus 2x converter) Canon lens.

This year's phototrip I did on the beautiful island of Corsica, france. So I'll post pictures from there from now and then, hope you like them! That's my absolutely "city of dreams", Bonifacio. Both with the Canon 17-40 4.0L and the A7s.

 

 

Bonifacio again and some milkyway-wannabe I did on the westcoast of corsica (Canon 135mm 2.0 & Canon 17-40mm 4L).

 

Another corsica-set:

 

From about 4 hours ago - the "Hohe Wand" Mountain again. And a self-portrait. In-Camera Wifi FTW!

 

love the top pic

Just all amazing. Great work. Fireflies was unbelieveble. Hallstatt Village and Astroshots too. 

Hi guys, and thanks for the nice words!

 

Here's another one from yesterday morning. Its 4 pictures stitched together via Photoshop. And its a few minutes earlier that the last one I posted yesterday.

 

Here's one last picture - same spot but at the evening of that same day.

 

Sorry, the picture in post#13 is missing. That's it:

 

 

Plus: Another one from corse

 

Iles Guinares I

Thanks for the kind words so far

 

Here's something "a litte more special": Fireflies in a nearby forrest. It was kinda scary, walking through the woods all alone as it wasn't as bright as it seemed to be in the picture.

Plus some other milky-way-shot I took during the "pleyades-shooting star season" last year.

 

Nice work. Thanks for sharing. What are your typical settings for milky way shots? I sold my A7ii and I'm now deciding whether to immediately buy an A7S (reasonable price used) or save a bit more for the A7Sii. Your input will be appreciated!

Long time no see
@AL PHA

As A7s I user I don't see a reason to change to the A7sII. Lossless Raw would be the only one I guess cause startrails look kinda ugly with tha A7s, especially while pixel-peeping.

 

 

I bought a Sony 16-35mm last Friday and had "a little luck" with it on my weekend-mountain-trip
 

Three Quarter by Bernhard Wimmer, auf Flickr

Long time no see! 

I'll post some of my shots from my recent Soutwestern US trip. I own a A7r too since about a year so the topic-name isn't 100% correct anymore

 

Burning Tufa by Bernhard Wimmer, auf Flickr

 

Moon says goodnight by Bernhard Wimmer, auf Flickr

 

Zion Overlook Snake by Bernhard Wimmer, auf Flickr

 

Lazy Photographer's Dream by Bernhard Wimmer, auf Flickr

 

Hello there, Acrophobia! by Bernhard Wimmer, auf Flickr

 

What do Bryan Adams and a geologist have in common? by Bernhard Wimmer, auf Flickr

 

Mesa by Bernhard Wimmer, auf Flickr

 

Horseshoe Bend - Photographers Playground by Bernhard Wimmer, auf Flickr

 

Early Light by Bernhard Wimmer, auf Flickr

 

Swirl by Bernhard Wimmer, auf Flickr

 

Sorry for spamming

Very beautiful photos. Love them all.