Double Bluff Beach

[Brian Moore]

Whidbey Island, Washington.

I believe you can just make out the tall buildings of Seattle in the distance.

Sigma Quattro SD with Sigma 10-20 zoom.

Double Bluff Beach by brian moore, on Flickr

 

[Gary R. Smith]

Expansive!

I was out with the 21/4 the other day and things get wide.

 

[Brian Moore]

Expansive!

I was out with the 21/4 the other day and things get wide.

It is wide, to be sure. This was at the long end. (20mm).

What's the 21/4?

 

[Peter Roberts]

A really nice shot, Brian.
I've got a thing about clouds and think they're essential to landscape photography. I love these and the way they and the curves of the beach progressively flatten into the line of the horizon to make a balanced image.

 

[Brian Moore]

A really nice shot, Brian.
I've got a thing about clouds and think they're essential to landscape photography. I love these and the way they and the curves of the beach progressively flatten into the line of the horizon to make a balanced image.

Thanks a lot, Peter. I don't know if it's the Foveon sensor or what but the Sigma cameras I have (a Quattro SD and a DP1 Merrill) seem to render clouds very nicely. Thanks again, Peter.

 

[Gary R. Smith]

What's the 21/4?

I picked up a Voigtländer 21/4 m-mount lens for the M3 but I also have an m-to-e adapter so it can go on my Sony.

 

[Brian Moore]

I picked up a Voigtländer 21/4 m-mount lens for the M3 but I also have an m-to-e adapter so it can go on my Sony.

Thanks. Yeah I saw that on another post after I responded on this one.

 

[Beth Carter]

lovely view, the weather looks great too. i love a good moody & overcast day.

 

[Brian Moore]

lovely view, the weather looks great too. i love a good moody & overcast day.

Thanks Beth. Much appreciated.