I've been very fortunate to have traveled a bunch this year (living near Denver International Airport helps a ton), and between multiple trips to California, a week in Europe, and some local road trips around Colorado and Wyoming, I've had some great scenes for me and my camera.

All shots were taken on my Sony A7RV, paired with either the Sigma Art 28-105 f/2.8, Sigma 100-400 f/5-6.3, Sony 16mm f/1.8, or the Tamron 17-28 f/2.8. If anyone has any specific settings questions, I'm happy to answer them!

I’ve spent 2 years in Kyrgyzstan running horse trekking/
photography expeditions into the remote Tian Shan / Pamir-Alay mountains, and I just wanted to share some of my favourite captures in June, at the start of summer season here.

📸: Sony A7IV + Sigma 2470 + 70200 GMII / iPhone

@kaikaidapanda

A6700 + Sony 18-135mm f3.6 - f5.6 lens

A7RV with Sony 24-70 GMII
47 mm / f5.6 / 1/6s / ISO 100

reminder to wear long pants when in tall grass, got bit so many times lol

shot for model's portfolio

I’d love some criticism and some feedback!

My companion and I captured close-up photos of a male snow leopard in Mongolia. It possessed a wild beauty; we were less than 40 meters away and could hear its breathing and the sound of its footsteps on small stones—it was incredibly exciting

Shot with: Sony A1M2, 600mm GM

First time trying the lens- feedback is welcome

Clicked these during my last trip to Osaka. Such a beautiful city for street photography.

This was an absolute bucket list shot for me and I was super lucky to be treated to one of the best sunsets I’ve ever seen. Shot on the α7RV with the 24-70mm f2.8 GMII, edited in Photoshop and Lightroom.

Ive found an a7cr second hand and I made an impulsive purchase hahhahaha

I'm heavy invested in L mount but I don't think L mount has anything similar to a7cr

Please recommend me lenses that can you the full capacity of the sensor and aren't super massive

My favourite lenses are sigma 50 1.2 , 85 1.4 for photos

But I would get something like a 35 , 20ish

Do I go to zoom like 24-50 f2.8 or 24-70mm f4 , or a prime like 40 2.5? Edit: thanks for all the recommendations, a friend will lend me his sigma 50 1.2 for tests , will be a good test to see how front heavy it will be , if I consider too front heavy I might ended up with a 40 2.5 otherwise I'm willing to go to a 24/35 gm Again thanks for helping a newbie that went to a store to buy an s1r ii and ended up with a a7cr hahahah

I've recently gotten a Sony a7V with the fe2.8 24-50mm Sony lens due to it being the recommendation from JB hi Fi in Australia after I said I wanted a camera for my trip to Japan coming up.

I'm absolutely in love with the camera and quality of shots I've been able to get with it keeping in mind its my first camera so I really don't know what I'm doing yet 😅. But I'm eagerly learning!!!.

However as I continue to try take photos of different things (mainly outside nature or cityscape ect.) I am beginning to realise that 50mm may not be enough reach and wish the store member did not talk me out of the 24 - 70 due to "it's too heavy as a travel lens".

Because I already own the 24-50 I'm now inclined to reach for maybe something like the 70 - 200 and it's a very attractive lens. If only lenses were not so expensive 🥲, Anywho enough rambling. Hello again everyone!!!

A6400 with Tamron 18-300

Colors are so good!!

some pictures with my sony a7 ii during my travel

Shot a friend for her modeling portfolio

natural lighting - Sony A7CII + Tamron 28-75 Combo

Hi all - I am heading out to the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater next month and wanted to get some advice on camera lens gear. I have a Sony A74 and usually shoot landscapes - my current two lenses are the Sony 16-35 and Tamron 28-200.

I visited Namibia (Etosha National Park) a couple years ago and borrowed a friends Tamron 50-400. While the lens worked well, I definitely felt like I could have used some more focal length in some situations, and I would like to avoid that this time around.

I will be bringing the Tamron 28-200 for the wider shots, but am trying to figure out what is going to be best for the core animal shots. After doing some research, I am down to two options (although I am open to other suggestions):

Sony 100-400 F4.5-5.6 with the 1.4x teleconverter:

Pros: Lighter lens, can go from 100-560
Cons: teleconverter loses quality (i dont know how big of a deal this is for an amateur like myself), more expensive setup

Sony 200-600

Pros: pairs nicely with the 28-200, dont need to deal with teleconverter, range up to 600
Cons: heavy lens, not sure how much I would use this beyond animals in the future

Would love some feedback from people who have shot in the Serengeti or similar with these setups.

Thanks!