Hello, my dear friends. You are in beautiful surroundings again. And more importantly, you are becoming a royal couple. An A+ for video work and photo work, both of you are really sublime. I've been enjoying myself again, buddy. You have another very nice toy, what a beast of a camera, man. I bought the new Lumix G9 II with a Leica 25mm Summilux lens. This is a very big step forward for me. But the weather and my hand are not cooperating. Lots and lots of rain so I can't go out, and an infected wound. I am now taking antibiotics to combat the inflammation. But I know that if the weather permits I will go out with my mobility scooter again to take photos outside. Beautiful video of your really great work. You can't miss Teena from now on, buddy. Sorry for the short message, I really enjoyed it again. Kind regards from the Netherlands, Antoine.
Thanks Antoine! Yes Teena and I are inseparable these days. Very kind comments as always! We both appreciate you and hope you’ll be back in tip top shape soon. That LUMIX looks like a fantastic camera! And brilliant lens!
Love those long exposure shots of the waterfall. I kept expecting The Gollum to emerge! LOL! Such a beautiful hike. The boulders are very cool. I thought I recognized that camera early in the video as you were walking with it in your hand. As a Fuji owner I've seen quite a few landscape photographers' images from a GFX camera. It's quite a machine. Looking forward to seeing your work with it. Thanks for taking us along. Have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend.
Hahnemühle fine art Baryta and photo rag Baryta are still my workhorses but I’m loving the Epson legacy Baryta too - it’s just difficult to get reliably
I have a hard time liking any of my own waterfall shots in the winter when the trees are bare. They just look better in my opinion when the leaves help simplify the scene by hiding the ground and tree skeletons.
Hello, my dear friends.
You are in beautiful surroundings again.
And more importantly, you are becoming a royal couple.
An A+ for video work and photo work, both of you are really sublime.
I've been enjoying myself again, buddy.
You have another very nice toy, what a beast of a camera, man.
I bought the new Lumix G9 II with a Leica 25mm Summilux lens.
This is a very big step forward for me.
But the weather and my hand are not cooperating.
Lots and lots of rain so I can't go out, and an infected wound.
I am now taking antibiotics to combat the inflammation.
But I know that if the weather permits I will go out with my mobility scooter again to take photos outside.
Beautiful video of your really great work.
You can't miss Teena from now on, buddy.
Sorry for the short message, I really enjoyed it again.
Kind regards from the Netherlands,
Antoine.
Thanks Antoine! Yes Teena and I are inseparable these days. Very kind comments as always! We both appreciate you and hope you’ll be back in tip top shape soon. That LUMIX looks like a fantastic camera! And brilliant lens!
Love those long exposure shots of the waterfall. I kept expecting The Gollum to emerge! LOL! Such a beautiful hike. The boulders are very cool. I thought I recognized that camera early in the video as you were walking with it in your hand. As a Fuji owner I've seen quite a few landscape photographers' images from a GFX camera. It's quite a machine. Looking forward to seeing your work with it. Thanks for taking us along. Have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend.
I’m loving the Fuji so far. The files are massive but it handles really well and the IS is terrific
Great video Keith and Teena!
Thank you!
Hi Keith. Some beautiful pics there. If you don't mind me asking, what paper are you using for your printing these days.
Hahnemühle fine art Baryta and photo rag Baryta are still my workhorses but I’m loving the Epson legacy Baryta too - it’s just difficult to get reliably
I have a hard time liking any of my own waterfall shots in the winter when the trees are bare. They just look better in my opinion when the leaves help simplify the scene by hiding the ground and tree skeletons.
I can understand that point of view. Nature is really difficult to do with simplicity that’s for sure