Alan WF

Or APS with a focal reducer. I can't argue with "keep their intended field of view", but some lenses are so bad in the corners that they probably are better cropped. Regards, Alan

Superb framing, lighting, and selective focus. Well done! Regards, Alan

Beautiful. The composition is especially good, except for the lead leaving the frame on the left. I'd have tried to avoid that one way or another. Regards, Alan

Nice set. My favourites are 1 and 6. Regards, Alan

Thankfully, your customers and I have only infrequently faced this situation. On the other hand, CBokek, if you ask Goethe about a specific image, I'm sure he'll tell you about the lens, and ...

My FD-M43 Zhongyi Lens Turbo II arrived earlier this week. Yesterday I had a chance to check it with my lenses: fine with the New FD 50/1.4, New FD 100/2.8, and New FD 35-70/3.5-4.5, and ...

This one made me remember all my childhood summer holidays at the beach (although the photograph is not at the beach): http://www.photolumiere.net/Portraiture/i-Wwz8MFV/A It's also technically ...

Not all of us are retired, Tom. :-) Regards, Alan

Good suggestion. Thanks. Alan

The photographs are in chronological order. I think the most powerful are the first and last. Seeing the first made me get my camera out; taking the last made me put it away again. Regards, Alan

Very nice. I think the first framing is stronger. Regards, Alan

Fascinating subject. Regards, Alan

I viewed the first three, and thought, "Just put the bridge to one side, dude", then viewed the fourth and had a laugh to myself! I also like the fifth too. Getting lower, closer to the water, ...

Excellent. Perfect framing, strong subjects, and interesting textures. Well done! Regards, Alan

Interesting subject. Perhaps getting closer would have allowed you to fill more of the frame with the yellow rock, and given it correspondingly more visual weight. At this framing, the rock looks ...

Fantastic colors! Regards, Alan

I had a couple of hours to kill at the Facultad de Artes y Diseño in Xochimilco in Mexico City. All of these are with a GM5 and Canon FD 28mm f/2.8 at f/8 and are SOOC with the Dynamic Monochrome ...

I had a couple of hours to kill at the Facultad de Artes y Diseño in Xochimilco in Mexico City. All of these are with a GM5 and Canon FD 28mm f/2.8 at f/8 and are SOOC with the Dynamic Monochrome ...

Lovely photo; it looks like a one my Dad might have taken of me decades and decades ago. It gets easier with practice (but that's "easier" not "easy"). Regards, Alan

Indeed. To understand this, it may be useful to think how a tilt adapter works. Regards, Alan