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beach worn glass fungi after first rain for months (nice at full size)

these guys shot up in the local botanical gardens this morning after some rain last night sigma sd14 with 105 macro

e30 & 50-200 non-SWD

It's out of shot, but the brayer is definitely the pick.  (Dad joke apology,) http://blokeh.zenfolio.com/

sd14 with 30mm 1.4 (at f11) venus comb murex fig shell sea urchin http://blokeh.zenfolio.com/

those are pied herons - here's a few where they feature a little more clearly

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This little headland at the mouth of Darwin harbour is made mainly of porcellanite - a beautifully coloured sedimentary rock that is quite hard to do justice to. Here are two efforts with the sd14 ...

sigma sd14 with 30mm f1.8 macro

stunning

I'm looking at getting a good prime to go with my sd14. Has anyone here had experience of the 24mm f1.8 with that body?

Have been diverted for a while from 4/3 land by a recently acquired sigma sd14. It's definitely a bit of a jekyll and hyde camera  (believe most things you read) - but when the planets allign, the ...

Have been playing with the sd14 for about two months now and am growing accustomed to its quirks and limitations.  I am still surprised at the results the 70-300 zoom is capable of, especially ...

sd14, 70-300 at 149mm f10 - stitched

The shot of the valley was stitched from 6 files in landscape orientation: 70-300 at 119mm f11. (I also shot a series in portrait orientation, but the final dimensions of the panorama had to be ...

Mt Lindsay, from O'Reilly's, Lamington NP, Qld The 'duckpond', Darwin NT

stitched from 11 (sigma sd14)