There was a small window of “no rain” yesterday. I drove to the Rhododendronpark Bruns a few miles away and shot 6 test images with my new Fujinon XF14mm 2.8 lens. Easy to handle, Lee Seven 5 filter holder fits beautiful (no vignetting) and the results look promising. In my opinion! No fancy compositions, just test shots. What do you think? And… I promise… next post will be back to normal. No more excitement about a new lens. 🙂
© RSP – Reinhold Staden Photography – 2016 onwards
© RSP – Reinhold Staden Photography – 2016 onwards
© RSP – Reinhold Staden Photography – 2016 onwards
© RSP – Reinhold Staden Photography – 2016 onwards
© RSP – Reinhold Staden Photography – 2016 onwards
© RSP – Reinhold Staden Photography – 2016 onwards
Hey Reinhold .. So good. 😄 loving the new lens
Me too, hope the weather is changing soon. Still horrible. Forecast says it’s changing on Sunday. Thanks, Julie. A nice weekend to you. Reinhold
And to you 😃
I’m always jazzed when I get some new gear and find the stimulation can produce good images. Congratulations!
Thanks, Steven. Hope the horrible gray weather is changing soon. I don’t mind rain and dark clouds. But gray is just boring. A nice and creative weekend to you. Reinhold
Love that vibrant green in the back. 🙂
Thanks, Laura. This park is special. And if we have one dominant color over here: vivid green! 🙂
You’re welcome Reinhold. So lucky you have that color! We only have it in the winter….if it rains. lol
Very nice, the colours look great too! Have fun with your new toy! 🙂
I am so sorry, Katie. Somehow your comment ended up in the pending folder, which I haven’t checked. Thanks for your nice comment. I definitely will have fun with my new toy. All the best and greetings. Reinhold
You’re welcome Reinhold. 🙂
Nice depth of field and they look sharp. Sky and land exposure looks good too.
Thanks, Sherry. Looks like a good choice! 🙂
Jaw-dropping beautiful images. Gorgeous colors and reflections! And I’m looking them on my mobile app… Imagine what they’ll look like on a large monitor. 👏
Thanks, Angela.