March 2026

[John Geerts]

Pink Roses

Zf  Cyclop  85/1.5

[Hugh_3170]

John, my late grandmother would have been in love with this image had she seen it.

Quite painterly.

Pink Roses

Zf  Cyclop  85/1.5

[aerobat]

Guapa - AF-S 58mm f/1.4 @ f/2.2

[John Geerts]

John, my late grandmother would have been in love with this image had she seen it.

Quite painterly.

Thanks Hugh!!

[ARTUROARTISTA]

Hello. Does anyone know what that beam of light is? It started appearing on my D750 this morning. The camera has a problem; all the photos come out with that ray of light.

[golunvolo]

Thank you again for the warm welcome to the floating people 

   John, thank you for the treat on cyclops and asahi super-takumar
   Daniel, that 58 neo-noct, specially the peacock, such  beautiful rendering


  Here, late evening alien's landing place
    Z9, 70-200 2.8 fl

[Ann]

Does anyone know what that beam of light is? It started appearing on my D750 this morning. The camera has a problem; all the photos come out with that ray of light.

It looks very much like something we would see if there was a pinprick-hole in the bellows of a folding film-camera so could there be a hole in the shell of the imaging chamber in your camera?

However, I have never seen anything like that in a digital camera.

[Frank Fremerey]

D500 1.4/24G

[aerobat]

Very nice Frank!

[ARTUROARTISTA]

It looks very much like something we would see if there was a pinprick-hole in the bellows of a folding film-camera so could there be a hole in the shell of the imaging chamber in your camera?

However, I have never seen anything like that in a digital camera.

Hello. I think the shutter is broken. I'll think about whether to replace it or buy another camera. Best regards.

[John Geerts]

Thank you again for the warm welcome to the floating people 

   John, thank you for the treat on cyclops and asahi super-takumar
   Daniel, that 58 neo-noct, specially the peacock, such  beautiful rendering

Thanks Paco

[Fons Baerken]

Ready

Zf  Voigtländer 40mm f/1.2

[aerobat]

WWII Technology still going strong - pocket watch 1944.
I love precise mechanics - the watch deviates less than +10sec/ day.
Zf & Voigtländer APO 28mm f/2.0 & remote Godox V350

[aerobat]

Tonight I got slightly carried away - Zf & Kenko Extension Tube 16mm & Meyer - Optik Görlitz Trioplan 1:2,9/50
Lens from 1930 captures watch from 1944 

[John Geerts]

Brother and Sister

Zf  Cyclop 85/1.5