Timo Hartikainen
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Pentax K-5II, FA 50mm f1.4 @ f3.5 -
Pentax K-5II, FA 43 f1.9 @ f1.9 -
Pentax K-5II, FA 43 f1.9 @ f2.2 -
lagune di cagliari Flamingos at dawn ( Phoenicopterus ruber)
Timo Hartikainen commented on Giangiorgio Crisponi's gallery image in Wildlife
This is an excellent minimalist nature photo. -
Beautiful! -
Pentax K-5II, FA 43mm f1.9. I was just testing out my latest lens. -
I just bought an used FA43 yesterday, (500 EUR in Finland) and here is a sample, I really like the bokeh it produces.
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This is an excellent minimalist photo. -
Excellent! -
Beautiful! This would look good on a wall, as a big size poster. -
Excellent. -
Thanks Giangiorgio! I have sometimes thought, that I can't do any other kind of photos anymore, but I really like this kind of photos, it's always fascinating to see how different lenses and different f-stop settings create different backgrounds. -
Pentax K-5II, A-85mm f1.4 @ f2
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Pentax K-5II, A-50mm f1.7 @ f1.7 -
Pentax K-5II, Porst Color Reflex 50mm f1.7 - a minimalist close-up photo of roof panels -
Pentax-A 85mm f1.4
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You have controlled the depth of field very well here. If there is something to critique, it's the "missing tulip" in the left corner, but I think it's not a big deal, because my eyes mostly explore the tulips in the foreground. -
This really stands out from the other photos...I would say this is quite spooky! -
Todd, it seems to be an excellent lens, I really like that out-of-focus area in the bottom right corner, where the glass and wine are rendered beautifully. -
Thanks Patrick, and thanks to those who clicked "admire", too. -
Beautiful color tones, the wine looks so delicious.
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Daniel, Mike, Vincent..Thank you! PS. Vincent, I have seen 135mm Pentacons sometimes for sale here, but they have been these "new" 6-bladed versions.
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Thanks! I haven't used Meyer lenses yet, but my friend bought Oreston 50mm f1.8 recently, so I should borrow that lens some day, to learn how Meyer optics render images. I did a small photo search and you are right, that Orestor produces really good looking bokeh. -
Additional information for this photo: sometimes you don't have to go far, to get some photos, this one is from our backyard. Behind the flower, there was a big rock, the light rays partially lighted the rock, and the old vintage lens and the close-up filter rendered it this way.
