Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: sarrasani on January 05, 2017, 09:21:06 am
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In mont Blanc zone (W alps).
Here "from high" perspectives, with 35 mm. and 10 mm. on 24x36.
Link to the "official" :) version (4k resolution) of the second one
4k res. image Voigtlander 10 mm. on a7r (https://photos.smugmug.com/Aosta-12-2016/i-fB92KZt/0/O/_DSC8159_DxO_1.jpg)
All the best,
Sandro
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I prefer #1, it has more (to me) than just exaggerated perspective of the other two.
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I prefer #1, it has more (to me) than just exaggerated perspective of the other two.
Thank you much for attention. I adore the possibilities offered from this 10 mm. on 24X36.
Not common and intriguing persectives....obviously, no obligation to like them for you or other ones :)
All the best,
sandro
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I like #1 best but #2 is also very interesting. The first ideas [for #2] that come to my mind are the inside of a volcano crater or a explosion crater. This is the result of the 10mm lens, of course.
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I like #1 best but #2 is also very interesting. The first ideas [for #2] that come to my mind are the inside of a volcano crater or a explosion crater. This is the result of the 10mm lens, of course.
Thank you much Francis. it's a funny and inspiring play.....as with a macro, or a micro, or a super tele, with this extreme wide we can find perspectives/perceptions not easily viewable. some days ago I read (again) a tale of Jorge Louis Borges, "El Aleph".....this kind of glass seems to this Aleph, a sort of collection of all we can see and beyond.
All the best,
sandro