Ah, wasn’t aware Lemmy was saving the whole file uncompressed. I’m linking directly to Flick so I figured they were hosting it all. Not familiar with the architecture on this platform. You would be surprised as this camera body is actually not the high resolution one in this lineup! Thanks for the info.

Being so early in my photography journey, that really makes me smile! Thanks for the confidence!

Probably setting times for the gate to lock

That would be pretty badass!

I think it’s a young Sand Hill Crane - it was hanging around with these more mature ones and I bet they are a little family : )

Thanks! A lot of 30 sec exposures and patience, hah.

Possibly because they border the half tones skipped in scale construction. Looks interesting!

I did indeed have this song in mind - this version is even better ; )

That was 100% what I was thinking of when taking it! One of the first tunes I learned on guitar.

Such a pretty place!

Thanks! Was hanging precariously off the side of a dock to get it how I wanted, hah.

I really, really love it. I spent a few months on a gifted Canon Rebel T6 before I committed to the hobby and they are absolutely worlds apart. Besides the image quality and the ability to shoot great video (already done a few family trip videos), the eye auto focus is almost flawless. In the limited time to set up for certain shots that are happening it’s a dream to not have to worry much about that. Lets me focus on just the right aperture and other settings.

Thanks! Sony a7iv was used to shoot. The lens I’m rolling with for everything is the Sony FE 35mm f/1.4 GM. Once I knew this hobby wasn’t a phase, I chose to go with one quality fast prime to hone my composition and settings with. Barring the occasional shot I can’t get due to a lack of zoom, I really love what this combo has been doing for me!

For processing with HDR, I now find myself going to Luminar for the initial merge and then splitting contrast for shadows / mids / highlights there. Then I take everything else to Lightroom.

Sounds great - good luck!

Certainly striking, and you still get a good sense of the size from that one row

This is a nice idea! Is this for any sort of specific type of editing techniques or just anything goes?