Early This Morning
Friday, September 23, 2011 at 14:46 ;)
Marching Shrubs │ GH2 + Konica Hexanon 40mm F1.8 │ 40mm F4.0 1/80s ISO160 I don't have a preference for any particular genre of photography. If I were forced to concentrate on a particular subject matter for any length of time, I would get terribly bored. We're surrounded by so many interesting things, and at one time or another most of them will inspire me to take a photo. That could take the form of abstract, architectural, portrait, street or, as in this case, landscape photography. But the distinctions between the genres are never so clear cut: the Dutch polder landscape also has architectural qualities with its repetitive elements arranged in rows.
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In Between │ GH2 + Konica Hexanon 40mm F1.8 │ 40mm F5.6 1/3200s ISO160
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Invader │ GH2 + Konica Hexanon 40mm F1.8 │ 40mm F5.6 1/1000s ISO160
Netherlands, Panasonic GH2, landscape, polder, rhythm
Reader Comments (2)
I'm really enjoying the shots you are posting that were made with the Hexanon 40mm. It has a nice way of drawing. Do you find it easy to focus with the GH2?
Thanks Jeschke. I'm quite impressed with the images from this Hexanon as well. I have no problem focusing it for static subjects. I do a coarse focus using the non-magnified preview before zooming in to fine tune focus. That works very well in either the EVF or on the LCD. But my keeper rate drops quite a bit with moving subjects, especially with a shallow DOF. Then I often have trouble focusing the lens quickly and accurately enough.