Foggy sunrise, San Joaquin Valley, CA, USA
Borrowlenses.com is having a sale, with 25% off all of their rental equipment – a good time to test that camera or lens you’ve been wanting to try! The sale only lasts until midnight tonight.
As you know, I’ve used Borrowlenses many times to test equipment, and found their prices reasonable and service excellent. This sunrise photograph from the San Joaquin Valley was made recently with a rented Canon 6D. I also just finished testing a Sony A7r, and I’ll have more to say about both of these cameras soon.
On another note, I had a good time as the guest on the Google+ Landscape Photography Show last night. We had a technical glitch (not unusual with these things), but overall I thought it went well. This was a good chance for me to expand on some of the topics I discussed in my post Creating Depth: Beyond the Wide-Angle Formula, so if you enjoyed that article you might want to watch the replay of last night’s show here.
– Michael Frye
Thanks for the news! I think the 6d is going to be my next purchase in a few months. What did you think of it?
You’re welcome David. As I said, I’ll write about the 6D soon. 🙂
Looking forward to it!
Hi, Michael: Enjoyed the discussion last night. Some excellent additional points on thinking about depth in landscape photography. The brief temporary sound issue was well covered by the hosts who did some nice improvisational talking about the general subject.
Thanks Robin — I’m glad you enjoyed it, and I’m happy the sound issue wasn’t too intrusive.