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Jose Olivares
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Tungsten Nordstein: Thank-you. And when can we expect the review?
https://www.photographyblog.com/reviews/ricoh_gr_iii_review
Nice colors.
thejohnnerparty: Very nicely done.
Thank you
SxKaydi: Congratulations on the win - even though there were few entries, it still had 5 stars from me!
Thanks SxKaydi.
I am glad you liked it.
I love taking pictures of strange and old cars like the Isetta.
No letter K?
Robert Evagelista: Congratulations!
Thanks Robert, but being the only “entry” of the challenge makes me feel like a cheater. I will remove my picture if nobody else enters.
Nice shot and technique.
NumberOne: Excellent photo! ;)
...Looks a painting!
Thanks NumberOne
Thanks to all.
I was lucky to be in Central Park during this “rare” snowstorm, but the trees were not that lucky. The heavy snow broke many branches and caused a lot of damage.
kkardster: Congratulations!
Thank you Kkardster.
Shlomo Goldwasser: Improvement suggestions because we at DPReview know everything better:
Constant changing of segments to keep up with the music means you can't see many of them long enough to appreciate them.
Many of the shots I didn't know what I was looking at. Would have helped to have subtitles explaining what is being seen and at what magnification.
Music is a bit too 'bond villain' for a subject involving natural beauty.
I agree
Stunning!
Nice!
JPR.lda: After reading this I bought the Sirui 40X.
What a waste of money!!!
Don´t buy this
The small thumb screw does not work properly and just by normal use of the big nob it gets stiffer and harder to move/adjust
Also on tiping the camera down it get to a point where it gets free and the lens can hit the tripod quite hard.
The same I say about their tripod legs. A waste of money.
Stunning!
Beautiful image,
Luddhi: It is a good portrait but even more impressive is Watson's approach. Kudos to him.
I am thinking the same thing. :)
Excellent!
Congratulations.
Great image!
Congratulations!