Today a more or less lazy day, visited the famous Schiessentümpel or Schéissendëmpel waterfall
We had some luck with the weather it was a nice day with even some sun.
And while is was a lazy day we went out with only the Eos R and RP and the RF 16, 24, 35 and 50mm lenses.
Canon Eos RP - Canon RF 35mm F1.8 MACRO IS STM:
Canon Eos RP - Canon RF 50mm F1.8 STM:
Canon Eos R - Canon RF 24mm F1.8 MACRO IS STM:
Canon Eos R - Canon RF 16mm F2.8 STM:
Photobygms,
These pictures look great on my Dell monitor, which indicates to me that it must be good! I particularly like the waterfall.
David
Photobygms,
It appears cool and refreshing. The pictures look great.
I'm glad to see you use two different cameras and four different lenses. I also use a multitude of cameras and lenses on my trips. 😀
@davidwien en @Digirame, Thanks
@davidwien:
It's may not be the largest waterfall we have seen (have visited different waterfalls in Iceland, Canada and also a few in Tirol Austria) but it's a nice one with that bridge on top.
Luxemburg or better the Mullerthal region does surprise us very moment again. The gorges, little valleys and those klipps/cliffs make the name Little Switzerland come true so to say. And we haven't seen everything yet (still about 2 more weeks to go)
@Digirame Yes the Mullerthal region is a nice region to visit.
This section of gear isn't all we have with us 😂 (also the 6DII, 5DIV, 1V and more EF and RF lenses did fit in our F-stop backpacks)
I was sitting at my computer a few minutes ago and started hearing the strangest noises coming from outside.
I went over to the window and Lo and Behold, there was a turkey strut going on.
The cat was going, "What the hell?"
Meanwhile, Mr. Groundhog grazes nearby.
It's been a busy morning.
Steve Thomas
Steve,
It looks like you had an interesting morning. Did the cat's instinct make it want to chase the turkeys? Or did he or she just stare in disbelief?
Dig,
"Discretion is the better part of valor."
Steve Thomas
Hi Photobygms,
Love the waterfall, super set of photos.
Great Falls Natl. Park, Virginia, this past weekend, taken with Canon 5DS + 24-105mm lens. The falls water level is low, no kayakers seen, but note the people on the right side of photo overlook, in Maryland.
2O6A1862 Canon 5DS Great Falls Natl. Park VA by Sandy Fleischmann, on Flickr
Great shots - this is my favorite, becaus eof the wonderful light shining through the trees! A truly great atmosphere and landscape you've captured there. 👍
I love places like this (forrests with big rocks, paths between them and perhaps some caves and water as well... and I actually live in a place where that is really common! Unfortunately I don't have a lot of time to explore any of it with my camera yet, but I hope this will change in the coming years.
Smooth the path to Nature by simple.joy, on Flickr
Leaning towards life by simple.joy, on Flickr
Sandy,
That's a beautiful scenic photo with the blue sky and some clouds. It's a lovely area that looks wonderful for exploring. Were you standing on a bridge? Yes, I see the people on the right side.
Simplejoy,
We look forward to seeing your nature photos with big rocks and caves. I hope you can find some time within your busy schedule.
Thanks for the reply. There are several concrete viewing platforms called overlooks built on the top on the river's cliffside banks in Great Falls Park. The Potomac has gone to flood stage over these overlooks several times over the past decades.
Photobygyms,
I really liked this photo. it's so symmetrical.
The 24mm focal length always surprises me. When I see it in thumbnail form, I always go, "Meh", but then when you blow it up, you go, "Whoa. That's a really nice picture."
Steve Thomas
Thanks everybody for those kind words, and I have seen more beautiful shots/photos from you guys. (it's sometimes hard to keep up)
One thing I want to say @simplejoy you do have to go out and enjoy the Alps. 😉
But for now I'll settle with the Mullerthal region in Luxemburg.
A few from yesterday hike, and @Digirame we did use other gear 😁
Because the forest was dark and the sun did enjoy a day off (bit cloudy) we had to go a bit higher with the ISO
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV - EF28-300mm f/3.5-5.6L IS USM
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV - EF16-35mm f/2.8L II USM
Canon EOS 6D Mark II - EF16-35mm f/4L IS USM
I got a couple of shots of the full moon last night though the trees. I used mirror lockup and a 2 second time delay on the shutter release. The are cropped because I liked the play of the branches across the face of the moon.
I also spot metered off the moon, so the shutter speed and ISO are pretty low.
Steve Thomas
Fantastic results - looks really great!
Photobygms,
As Steve had said, if a person see the larger versions of these pictures, they really look nice. That's great to hear you used more gear. You make me want to purchase the Canon R camera (my first full frame). Maybe I'll do that this autumn.
