Here is a collection of photos taken on my Sony a7ii camera which are not part of the bigger journey / trip / month long solo odyssey posts on the front page of lostorwhat.com
After the caves of earlier in the day, it was time to explore the other side of Lakes Entrance and find a view
On day 2 of my xmas short holiday I went to the Buchan caves, then an historic railway bridge then Loneseome Bay
Day 1 of Xmas 2018 at Lakes Entrance taking photos directly into the sun and messing about with HDR. These are Minolta 50mm F/1.7
Walk along the Yarra River - Minolta 50mm f/1.7 attached to my Sony a7ii
More of Melbourne with a Minolta 50mm f/1.7 attached to my Sony a7ii
A storm approaches Port Melbourne while I am wandering around with a Minolta 50mm f/1.7 attached to my Sony a7ii
I caught a great sunset in Melbourne with my Sony a7ii with an adapted Helios-44m 58mm F/2 lens
My Sony camera works well with old adapted lenses, so I bought a couple. A Minolta 50mm F/1.7 and Helios-44m 58mm F/2
I am not entirely satisfied with the quality of my night shots with my new camera, so I went out and did a bit more practice. Still more practice required!
At this time in 2 weeks from now I will be in Japan messing about with my new camera and climbing things, until then I cant seem to stop taking photos of things on or near the Ocean around Melbourne.
2 weeks until I go to Japan, still learning the new camera, so I went to take photos of boats at the very quiet are of Melbourne Docklands. It is very unlikely I will take photos like this in Japan.
I went to St Kilda and took photos of the Ocean and a garden while avoiding the 15,000 people lining up to appear on the finale filming of a home renovation television show.
A few more shots from my new Sony, messing about with lightroom, after taking these photos I bought a new wrist strap.
These are the first photos I took with my new a7ii, I had no editor so they are all straight out of camera jpegs resized in paint.net. This probably does not show off the full frame fancy lens optically stabalised shenanigans.