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Photo by frankmy
dalth500 05-01-19 19:38
Late spring in Hood River - send me a message next time you are in Oregon and we can go out shooting together!
Lofoten, Norway - Uttakleiv Beach
Photo by ronny olsson
dalth500 06-12-18 16:12
You were there before all the other people and tripods started showing up - stunning image sir!
Mt. Hood and Sandy River
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dalth500 11-22-17 18:05
Yes the D850 sensor and Zeiss glass are nearly perfect partners - this was literally the 200th image taken with the new body! I will repost it in 4K for you
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Grape leaves
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dalth500 11-12-17 23:11
Hand held - the D850 has an amazing sensor and when coupled with a Zeiss lens it is probably as good as full frame can get. This is literally the 15th image taken with the new D850 for me.
New Sellwood Bridge
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dalth500 06-01-17 15:39
No star filter - When it is stopped down to 5.6 or higher the Zeiss 28mm delivers the 9 pointed stars naturally. Thanks for your question!
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Blue hour Nepal
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dalth500 11-14-16 17:32
Johnlarson - Thank you for taking a look and commenting. It was 10 days of trekking to get up to the Annapurna Base Camp. Most of the trek is through beautiful tropical and sub-tropical forest until you reach 2500 meters then it turns into Alpine terrain without trees. This small village with its tea houses is typical along this route.
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Flow
Photo by wielicki
dalth500 02-21-16 13:10
Perfection!
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4449 Driver nut
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dalth500 02-03-16 22:23
Thank you Steve - it's been awhile since I captured the original image and I ran it through a new filter package in CS6 - not quite as advanced/sophisticated as the tone mapping you are using however. Thanks for the nice compliment!
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Cranes HK Central
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dalth500 12-24-15 18:10
Where's Waldo though? haha
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State of emergency
Photo by carlossmf
dalth500 11-21-15 18:18
The world we live in - perfect juxtaposition of soldiers and the graffiti