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Photo ID 103892
07-26-25
fo-tik
I shot the Canon version of the Zeiss Dist. 21mm. I LOVE those Zeiss lens!!!

Where is that? Willimette Valley or near there?
Photo ID 104056
07-26-25
fo-tik
OS on their tops?

 

As in, Oregon State?

 

If it is, GO BEAVS!
Photo ID 1001140
07-25-25
fo-tik
A backlit, well exposed and rendered B&W portrait. I have to love that!
Photo ID 1001098
07-18-25
fo-tik
Beautiful shot! Have you tried processing it as B&W? Would be cool to see that.
Photo ID 1001062
07-05-25
fo-tik
Pupster on guard for his/her peeps!

Love the rendering from that 50. In B&W it reminds me of the older Single Coated Voigt's that were awesome for mono.
Photo ID 1001047
07-04-25
fo-tik
Thanks!

Not too bad for an old D200 and I think that was an old Tamron zoom.

 BTW - don't know if you've ever been there but this was shot in a little desert town called Darwin. But that was years ago.

 

 
Photo ID 203033
08-06-22
fo-tik
Sedona, Arizona with rain coming. From 2009 with my old D200. I like using new software on old images to see how they look.
Photo ID 203031
08-01-22
fo-tik
A lone Joshua Tree on a windy ridge near Palm Springs.
Photo ID 203030
07-28-22
fo-tik
Snowy Egret from a local wetland area in Irvine, CA, USA.
Nikon Z6 II with Fringer adapter and Canon 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 L mk II
Photo ID 203029
07-28-22
fo-tik
Contrary to the cartoons, Roadrunners can't outrun a coyote. From a local wetland in Irvine, CA, USA.
Nikon Z6 II with Fringer adapter and Canon 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 L mk II
Photo ID 202835
01-27-22
fo-tik
Beautiful pastoral scene Mr. T. Do you have any shots of this location when autumn colors are there? I'd really like to see that. Looks like a great place for a little piece of land with a cabin on it...
Your photograph has sold me on wanting to retire there! Thanks!
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