Fall In Colorado Pictures

shot great photos of fall foliage @ Maroon Bells in Aspen, Colorado....Fantastic

great for sporting events and fall pictures and others

I used this mono for both video and pictures while hiking in the mountains of Colorado. It is really sturdy, the twist locks are snug and stay put, and the best of all, it is REALLY light!

The Colorado mountains came alive in my pictures this summer with this lens. The colors were outstanding and the focus was very sharp. I have been using it on my D200 camera.

I hike a lot in the Colorado mountains and I wanted to be able to take higher quality pictures than my iPhone will do. Years ago I had a Leica M2, which I loved, until it was stolen. I intended to buy a full frame DSLR, but I was totally turned off but the size and weights of these things and separately by the obvious featuritis afflicting I think all of them. I just wanted very high quality photos of the Colorado mountains and the wildflowers. The a6000 seems to fit that bill entirely, especially when paired with the Sony/Zeiss f4 16-70mm zoom lens. Also, doesn't seem like I'd benefit form the a6300 or a6500 for what I'm doing.

Does very well on the Colorado river

Got some crisp fall pictures using the monopod, quite good for coming with the D600 kit.

Applies nice warming earth tones to pictures, excited to try this lens during fall leaf season.

I was worried from the pictures that they would be bulky and be uncomfortable or fall off. I was very wrong. They are light as air, do not move and the sound quality is so good that I had to repeatedly take one off to make sure that I was hearing through them and not the device they were connected to. My old pair was a trekz air and I am glad that I upgraded!

I bought this as a gift for my fiance. His hands were always getting cold when he would take pictures during the fall and winter months. He loves them! They fit perfectly and keep your hands warm. He likes the magnets that hold the fingertips back when they are folded down.