I recently got myself an A77 and took it to Ruby Beach in Washington State's Olympic National Park on the Olympic Peninsula. The A77 definitely scrutinized the resolving power of my Minolta 70-210/4 more than the A700 ever did, but I'm pretty satisfied with the results. These are just a selection of the shots I've uploaded so far, but you can follow any of them to my Flickr page to see more. Your feedback is welcome!
Beercan At the Beach
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I really like the third one ! , great series of picture, that give me the need to use my beercan tomorrow
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2 and 3 for me. In the second I like the silhouetted figures and the colours over the ocean. In the third there is the spectacular lighting and colours. Nice series. Like Frank, I will get the beercan out today after seeing those .
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1 and 2 for me!
2 for the composition, the first for the color and contrast in the sea. Nice!
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2 for the composition, the first for the color and contrast in the sea. Nice!
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And I was looking for beer cans on the beach!!!
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Nice, Kevin.
Neat take on wide-angle views. Pretty exceptional tides there and some outstanding rocks that make the scenery more compelling and intimidating for anyone who has plans for an ocean outing.
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
Neat take on wide-angle views. Pretty exceptional tides there and some outstanding rocks that make the scenery more compelling and intimidating for anyone who has plans for an ocean outing.
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
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Beer can never ceases to amaze me. The second one is my favorite.
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Ken M wrote:Abd I was looking for beer cans on the beach!!!
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You make a good point--I'll have to be better equipped the next time I go.Ken M wrote:And I was looking for beer cans on the beach!!!
Thanks for the kind words, guys!
Elise at Ruby Beach by Kevin_Barrett, on Flickr
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(I cheated, the only the second picture here was taken with the beercan.)
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Ah, and the first? I like that oneKevinBarrett wrote:Ken M wrote: (I cheated, the only the second picture here was taken with the beercan.)
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Nice!
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Thanks again guys. That one was shot with the 16-50/2.8 SSM. The silent internal focusing makes a stealthy combo with the A77's electronic shutter, despite the size of the whole kit, for candid shots of strangers. Here are a few more with it:artington wrote:Ah, and the first? I like that one
Stranger and Companion at Ruby Beach by Kevin_Barrett, on Flickr
Stranger at Ruby Beach by Kevin_Barrett, on Flickr
Bonus: Back to the beercan for this shot Elise took of me:
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