Beautiful church.
Two views of Hvalsneskirkja in Reykjanes, Iceland, one from this morning and another from last year.
Hvalsneskirkja (2017)
5DS, 24-70L f/2.8 II
Hvalsneskirkja (2018)
5DS, 100-400L IS II
Cracker of a lens.
In November 2017, Canon introduced a triad of manual focus Tilt-Shift lenses in focal lengths of 50mm, 90mm, and 135mm, all with 1:2 Macro capability. The TS-E 50L seems most suited to the subject matter I work with, deployable in a variety of situations in Landscape, Portraiture and Street.
For a review of this outstanding optic, go here.
PS: There is an iPhone app that enables interactive calculation of the Tilt angle in the field.
Canon TS-E 50mm f/2.8 L Macro lens
Ganesha
5DS, TS-E 50L Macro
Selective plane of focus with Tilt
5DS, TS-E 50L Macro
An honest day’s work.
Vitthal Mhavuskar works in the fields and forests of Carambolim-Sattari in northeast Goa.
This post is an addition to the Faces of Goa series.
Thou Shalt Not Pass
5DS, 24-70L f/2.8 II
Vitthal Mhavuskar of Carambolim-Sattari, Goa
5DS, 24-70L f/2.8 II
by Rajan Parrikar
Great work once again Rajan. My preference is the second one as its subject (the church) is better defined, unlike the first. I wonder if cropping some of the cemetery from the scene might provided a boost to focus on the church? Just a thought, and I have to say I’d be delighted to have said that I took either one of these photos.
Cheers,
Bob
Bob,
You are right. I should have noticed that thing. Thanks. I also have a tighter composition that is almost wholly the church.