larryj

Enjoy!  ;)

Hello Sigma shooters November is all but f over, fall is in winding down and winter is on the horizon. Time for our weekly show and tell with images made with Sigma cameras and lenses. Remember to ...

Nice Image sattva and description of the effects of tree line. Here in the Western US we call that the timber line and it occurs between 10,000 and 11,000 feet or 3,000 to 3250 meters. Timberline ...

This image shows an adult blue heron wrapping it's wings around it't body to shield the chicks in the nest from a hot sun. I have never seen this behavior in blue heron and found it amazing! Image ...

Hello Sigma shooters November is half over and fall is in winding down and winter is on the horizon. Time for our weekly show and tell with images made with Sigma cameras and lenses. Remember to ...

Thanks David:  good comments and yes a jigsaw puzzle would be great from the color version! ;_

Thanks Vitee:  True the image on 1X has better composition.  There was a lot of stuff in 1X image, but it held together better!  Here I was seeing how people thought about which version of this ...

Thanks for the comment Tom.  ;)

Thanks Don!  ')

Thanks Brev00:  Comments appreciated.  There is only one Larry, I like the color image a little better than the Monochrome, however I photographed some similar scenes on Route 66 back in the 1960s ...

Thanks for the comments Bags27:  That is the best description of my image ever posted, really great.  I may have to plagiarize the first sentence, it is awesome!  ;)

Thanks Scott:  ;)

Thanks J. Michael:  your comment is very much appreciated.  ;)

Thanks for the nice comments Dan:  Very much appreciated.  ;)

Thanks for the comments Ceistinne:  Appreciated!  ;) I slightly favor the B&W version, because when I travelled on route 66 in the early 1960s I was shooting mainly in B&W and that is how I ...

Thanks sattva: I'm an old school B&W photographer, guess it still run in my blood 😎

Thanks Roger: My brother and I drove the old route 66 from LA to go to Denver U. in the late 1950s anand early 1960s. I remember some of those stations.  We didn't have a Corvette, but had lots of ...

Thanks Ha: Comments appreciated 😎

Thanks Ceistinne:  Absolutely the SD1 Merrill 😎