Photo 100959

By: torralba

Thanks. Just started to play with it. Have not figured out how to get all of the settings under control yet.

Photo 100959

By: torralba

Thanks for posting these images from this camera and lens combination........Impressive quality...particularly given the ISO 6400 index setting.
I am currently considering upgrading my equipment to this combination, and the ability to view information relating to the posted images is one of my principal reasons for visiting the site.......apart from enjoying many of the images !!
thanks again

Photo 100959

By: torralba

Amazed at image quality at ISO 6400! Awesome! 5****

Photo 3427

By: torralba

You have captured the fascination of dereliction.....each has a story to tell......!The tight framing and colour enhancement engage us.
Satisfying and stimulating !!

Photo 31508

By: torralba

This is what the Zeiss 135mm f/2 Apo Sonnar T* ZF2 is all about. Sharp where you set the focus and creamy were out of focus, with magical Bokeh!

Photo 41417

By: torralba

I'm inspired after this! Sunday plan (street photos AND beer)!

Photo 41417

By: torralba

Excellent!!!

Photo 41420

By: torralba

Stunning IQ, Jorge!!!!

Do you even see me ?

By: torralba

Jorge,
Good street shot.
Excellent use of depth of field to draw the viewer's eye to the homeless woman's face.
And her attempt to make eye contact with the passersby, who are oblivious to her presence, and ignoring her as they approach, tells the story.
Well done!
Robert

Photo 41261

By: torralba

Agreed! Me too I have a "love affair" with my Sigma Art 18-35mm f/1.8 DC HSM - which in spite of it beeing a zoom with all the compromises an engineer has to make in it's design - it still is better than ANY Nikon-glass I have tried. Sigma A 18-35mm f/1.8 is a dedicated Dx-lens, but from about 30mm and up it's circle of projetction provides full coverage of the FF-sensor, at 35mm without ANY vignetting.

Photo 41261

By: torralba

I am blown away with the level of sharpness, contrast and color the Sigma art delivers. I have been a Zeiss shooter most of my life but this just takes it to a different level. And, it's auto focus!



Here is the full frame

Photo 41254

By: torralba

Ha-ha!
Typical. Political (and social?) convictions and (mis)belives, mixed with stubborn and folly opposition - tends to "blind" people ... some of these can be regarded as "proffessional protesters" regardless of who is the target, as long as they can "raise the finger" in their ignorance.

Photo 41254

By: torralba

Some of these people did not vote and most had no real answer to why they were protesting other than vulgar outbursts.

Photo 41245

By: torralba

Well, somebody has to do it...
:-)

Photo 41250

By: torralba

Very special! A powefull scene and a very strong social portrayal. This is a cruel reminder of how one's life can change suddenly. It takes guts to take a picture like this.

Photo 41240

By: torralba

Who needs a comb, or scissors, for that matter? Good portrait, Jorge!

Photo 41218

By: torralba

Good choice of aperture value to separet the singer from the very unobtrusive background. I must check out this Sigma ART 50mm f/1.4 for mye "soon-to-come" D750 !!
;o)

Photo 41216

By: torralba

I like that - honest guy with a good sens of humor and a well fed dog at his side!
:-)

Photo 41176

By: torralba

interesting type you have portrayed here, Jorge. With his "Pharao"-like appearance, he clearly appreciates getting all of your attention! Good details behind the glasses and beautiful Bokeh from this 45mm Tamron.

Photo 16632

By: torralba

Great shot...