[Theme] Autumn Color

[Bjørn Rørslett]

The perspective is not exaggerated at all, but the geometry is not rectilinear.

To beat a dead horse yet again, perspective is set by the distance from the camera to the subject. Not the lens.

[Akira]

The perspective is not exaggerated at all, but the geometry is not rectilinear.

To beat a dead horse yet again, perspective is set by the distance from the camera to the subject. Not the lens.

Oh, thanks for the correction.  I remembered you had talked about that in the article "Format Conversion" on your legacy website...

[Mikes]

Frank and Akira - thanks for your comments.

Akira - yes, Nikon AI 16/3.5. I bought it recently and really like it.

[Bjørn Rørslett]

The Fisheye-Nikkor 16/3.5 is fantastic for its "sun star" capability. For people unfamiliar with this lens, it is also critically important to keep the front element immaculately clean if you shoot into the sun (applies to all short focal lenses so nothing particular for the 16 mm).

[John Geerts]

Sometimes 'Autumn in the City' is more colorful 

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Cities can be colourful in the autumn, yes.

[Mikes]

Sometimes 'Autumn in the City' is more colorful 

Both city images are colourful, indeed.

Bjørn, your image looks like a golden oldie!

[Mikes]

Backlit from the first snow of the season - Sounkyo, Hokkaido.

[golunvolo]

Vigo, Spain.

[Frank Fremerey]

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it just hit me when I saw it.

[Lars Hansen]

A few from the archives.
 

[Fons Baerken]

1 v1

i think the ft1 was coupled with a nikkor, but which, a 35mm /or 50mm?

November 2013

[Fons Baerken]

October 2013

D800 35mm f/1.4ais

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Actually I was just test shooting a couple of 105 Nikkors on my garden deck, but this capture of Parthenocissus (with an old Sonnar-type 105/2.5) has survived the passage of time. Could equally well be put into the Minimalistic Image thread, I'd guess.

[HCS]

Some from the garden.