!DAILY UPDATES! March. 366 days: your 2016 in photographs

[Bruno Schroder]

Almost forgot: packing for Utrecht tomorrow

[John Geerts]

You have big plans, Bruno 

[Bruno Schroder]

You have big plans, Bruno 

More indecisiveness

[Anirban Halder]

Anirban, the colors are indeed superb!  Your images make me want a D200. 

Thanks Akira. D200 is as good as it was 8years back.
I've sold my other cameras but couldn't let this one go.

[Fons Baerken]

Now.
Hotel.
Utecht.
Galaxy Note 2.

you need company

[Fons Baerken]

Fons. There is some cool glass in your collection.

The tulip shot makes me lust for the 135DC .... mouth watering

also super light work!

The cheapo 55/3.5 Micro seems to be a smashing performer
not so moody, more on the precision side, but wow: colors & details.

too much glass the 135mm is more critical than its smaller brother, enjoy your shoot today

[Fons Baerken]

Almost forgot: packing for Utrecht tomorrow

one prime lens maybe two will do the job, or a small zoom maybe, you will like Utrecht, have fun

[Peter Forsell]

march 19 2016

1


Df 135/2DC @ f/2.8 handheld

2


Volvo 121, parking-garage

Df 55mm f/3.5

3


Df 55mm f/3.5 @f/11 tripod

Colorful and pretty flowers, but the Volvo is awesome. I love the tight crop you chose!

[Lars Hansen]

March 20. Went out to shoot some spring flowers - apparently a bit too early and I came home with these instead.

[Akira]

Lars, these looks great, especially the images with the vine (?), the twisted trunk and the trunk with the incused patterns of leaves.

Could you identify the wood in the first image?  Would they be beech trees?

[Eddie Draaisma]

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[John Geerts]

March 20th 2016  Grey and bits of rain

On the way to Utrecht for the special NG-meeting (photo taken from the car)

Df  -  80/2,8

[Frank Fremerey]

A tribute to Fons, the X100T Macro mode and the city tour of Utrecht today:

[Fons Baerken]

march 20 2016

df 35mm f/1.4ais







Amsterdam de Hallen

[Frank Fremerey]

The woman on the stairs using her phone ... very nice.

Could eventually win through abstraction by a closer crop (something like this):