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Thank you. :-)

This shot is awesome.

I haven't posted anything in a while. Here's some macro with the 90mm Laowa 2x.

Some more shots with Laowa 2:1 100mm.

New lens - Laowa 100mm 2x Macro. Great lens but I really dislike the aperture ring. It's much too easy to accidently move the aperture ring and change aperture.

I love the colours and whatever editing you have done to these.

I've just finished working on this.

That seems pretty restrictive. I don't really think you need a prime for landscapes. Maybe you'd be better off with the 24-105 f4 and an 85 1.4?

a7R III was my first interchangeable lens camera. I think I got it about four years ago. I've still got the a7R III and I've since purchased the a7R IV. I would love to have the a1 but can't ...

I would agree. And that photo is amazing.

This is that 135mm shot. For this I used 135mm GM on the a7R III. It's a tighter shot of the Milky Way, centred on the Lagoon Nebula. 1080 exports cause slow internet, at the moment. 100% crop.

I've never had the opportunity to polar align in the North, but my understanding is that Polaris is a pretty bright star? In the southern hemisphere, our celestial pole is an incredibly faint star ...

Beautiful. I really wish the Skyguider was not so difficult to align in the Southern Hemisphere. I would love to do stuff like this.

Nice photo but the white balance is very off. The image is way too pink.

Excellent photo of the Red-Capped Robin.

Wow. How did this not win?? Very cute.

Here's the tracked, 62 seconds shot, with a bit of an edit.

Not that I can see. I don't think I can see any weirdness like that. The computer I have with me, at the moment, does not have the greatest display, though. In saying that, I can see what you are ...