A Leica Camera For For An Active Lifestyle Leica sometimes surprises us, as it did me with the release of the Leica X-U last year. We think of Leica as a boutique camera company famous for its M-series cameras. Over the last few years, though, Leica has been moving in some new directions. The company [Read More]
Grounded Ship. Punta Arenas, Chile - By Kevin RaberSony a7r II, 7-200mm 1/200th sec., F/9 ISO 250
Silo City, Buffalo, NY - By Kevin RaberNikon D800E 24-70mm, 1/50th sec., f/8, ISO 200 (HDR)
Lonely Wrench - By Kevin RaberNikon D800E Tamrom 150-600mm lens 1/125th sec., F10 ISO 6000
Grain Elevators, Buffalo, NY - By Kevin RaberNikon D800E 24-70mm 2.5 sec, f/8 ISO 200 (post effects)
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