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Photo of the Day - November 2023
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suddenly cold and rainy winter
1/125s 64mm @ f/2.2
Lake Zurich. Zurich, Switzerland. October, 2017.
Keep an eye on the in the sky in the Northern regions around the world (wherever you may live) for auroral activity.
R6 and RF 15-35mm at f/2.8L for a 4-second exposure. ISO about 1,200 (camera on a tripod, lens on electronic manual focus, 15mm). The lens is very sharp, but the focus distances-infinite in the case-can only be set electronically since it lacks the distances on the lens barrel. It will stay set on whichever focus distance you choose, unless you turn the camera off.
R6 and RF 15-35mm at f/2.8L for a 4-second exposure. ISO about 1,200 (camera on a tripod, lens on electronic manual focus, 15mm). The lens is very sharp, but the focus distances-infinite in the case-can only be set electronically since it lacks the distances on the lens barrel. It will stay set on whichever focus distance you choose, unless you turn the camera off.
That is indeed crispy but boo on not allowing for manual control of the lens.Keep an eye on the in the sky in the Northern regions around the world (wherever you may live) for auroral activity.
R6 and RF 15-35mm at f/2.8L for a 4-second exposure. ISO about 1,200 (camera on a tripod, lens on electronic manual focus, 15mm). The lens is very sharp, but the focus distances-infinite in the case-can only be set electronically since it lacks the distances on the lens barrel. It will stay set on whichever focus distance you choose, unless you turn the camera off.
The John Day Dam and old Indian fishing shacks on the Columbia River near The Dalles, Oregon.
I love Jumping Spiders. They are so cute.
Beautiful. Just need to get rid of the clouds here! I read somewhere that next year should be exceptionally good for them.Keep an eye on the in the sky in the Northern regions around the world (wherever you may live) for auroral activity.
R6 and RF 15-35mm at f/2.8L for a 4-second exposure. ISO about 1,200 (camera on a tripod, lens on electronic manual focus, 15mm). The lens is very sharp, but the focus distances-infinite in the case-can only be set electronically since it lacks the distances on the lens barrel. It will stay set on whichever focus distance you choose, unless you turn the camera off.
