Very beautiful work! Interesting detail in the foreground and objects in the lowlands! Is everything really that clear at f/5? Or is it focus bracketing?
Thanks for stopping by! lo_ol, generally, a lens's maximum sharpness isn't at a very small aperture, but rather a few stops away from its widest. I empirically found that for my F2.8, the sharpest shots are at apertures 4-5. And I bought the Tamron 28-75 specifically for its sharpness.
Taras Tsybukh, From the road to the gas compressor station. That's possible, too. It's a place that no matter how many times you visit, you see and photograph it anew.
As always, high quality! I'd venture to suggest Mostra ritaglio I think it's more cohesive, otherwise the mountain is cut up and neither here nor there.
Faust, If you show the entire mountain, the panorama will be much larger and wider. There are some like this in the drafts. I wanted to post a less standard version.
lo_ol, generally, a lens's maximum sharpness isn't at a very small aperture, but rather a few stops away from its widest. I empirically found that for my F2.8, the sharpest shots are at apertures 4-5. And I bought the Tamron 28-75 specifically for its sharpness.
I'm missing a bit of the mountain,
but still, a recommendation :super[/i]
That's possible, too. It's a place that no matter how many times you visit, you see and photograph it anew.
I'd venture to suggest Mostra ritaglio I think it's more cohesive, otherwise the mountain is cut up and neither here nor there.
I wanted to post a less standard version.