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Showing posts with label Rokinon 14mm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rokinon 14mm. Show all posts

Sunday, November 30, 2025

Architect(ure)

Architect(ure)
SOOS Architects
Lincolnshire, IL

An interesting building occupied (and presumably designed) by a local architectural firm.

Also an alternate for this week's 52Frames challenge, Architecture.

Sony A7IV @ f16 | 1/125 | 14mm | ISO 250
Rokinon 14mm F2.8 Series II

Photographed 11/29/25 (during a snowstorm)

Saturday, November 29, 2025

AnyTown, USA

AnyTown, USA
52Frames - Week 48 - Architecture
EC: 16mm or wider

This photo is a good example of some really bad architecture (IMHO) that is popping up all over the place.  These apartment blocks are reproducing like rabbits and very few have good aesthetic quality.  This one replaced an even worse strip shopping center...so I guess that's progress.

Sony A7IV @ f11 | 1/125 | 14mm | ISO 160
Rokinon 14mm F2.8 Series II

Photographed 11/29/25 (during a snowstorm)

Thursday, November 20, 2025

Not Quite But A Happy Accident

Century Park
Vernon Hills, IL

Last minute effort to shoot the Northern Lights with photo buddy Steve P.  Not quite successful but also not a wasted effort.  The previous night would have been spectacular.  On the second photo. Steve was fooling around with his flashlight while we were trying to capture the Northern Lights.  The bright colors against the night sky caught my attention.

Photographed with a Sony A7IV camera and 14mm F2.8 Series II lens.
All Photographed 11/12/25
   Not Quite
Not Quite

Happy Accident
Happy Accident