Panasonic 7-14mm f/4 Image Thread

[Livnius]

Originally Posted by SNTP

This shot is simply gorgeous. Loving the horizon and city skyline you got here.

Originally Posted by DHart

Reminds me of a modern-day Seurat or Maurice Prendergast... all that's missing are sun-blocking umbrellas and some digital impressionism. Times change. (Not so great, sometimes.) People and their leisure pleasures really don't change much. (Kind of nice, sometimes.)

Thanks :)

Don, while I can see a little of the "Island of La Grande Jatte" and "Viewing the Ships".....I think both gentlemen would be rolling in their graves if they heard you say that :) you are right though on one account, often all we need is some soft green grass on a hill overlooking the ocean and a bit of warm sunshine. The simple things right ? :)

[MrDoug]

Bored and Playing.. I kinda like the Reflections..
7mm


1955 Buick by MrDoug1, on Flickr

[@bjobrien1980]

Behind the TAB in North Perth:




Olympus OM-D E-M5
Lumix G Vario 7-14/F4.0
ISO 3200 | 7mm | f/4 | 1/160

[@bjobrien1980]

From a local TT this morning:




Olympus OM-D E-M5
Panasonic G Vario 7-14/F4.0
ISO 3200 | 7mm | f/8 | 1/4000

[TDP]

Untitled by Photos By 夏天, on Flickr


Untitled by Photos By 夏天, on Flickr


Saint-Raphael Sunset by Photos By 夏天, on Flickr

[MrDoug]

EPL3 - 7mm.. Wall Mural..


Wall Mural by MrDoug1, on Flickr

[Luckypenguin]

Had a chance to borrow iconindustrie's 7-14mm last weekend. All shot with the E-M5

[xdayv]

you need one yourself ^^

[jnewell]

Some more from my recent travels.

First, here's a couple that show intentional use of perspective pitfalls:

[jnewell]

Here's one that shows that if you pay attention to your verticals you can go very wide without looking wide (though this was 14, not 7mm)