Where are the pentax people? Post your favorite pentax photo

[pez]

From this morning, with KP + HD21mmLtd



I really like this lens, but I forget that I have it. So a while back I decided to keep it attached to one of my bodies to ensure it gets some love.

 

[keythsea]

Q-10

 

[joelbolden]

Three Mennonite children and friends on Lake Perez, Pennsylvania. K-70/55-300 PLM.

 

[pez]

Another with KP and HD DA21Ltd

 

[Tiago C]

I always share this one taken with a Pentax K-70 and a Tokina lens from the 90s. Cropped.



Kestrel - Richmond Park by Tiago Cardoso, on Flickr

 

[Tiago C]

Taken in Scotland with a Pentax K-70 and a Sigma 50-500 OS (awesome lens).



Reindeer in the wild in Scotland 2 by Tiago Cardoso, on Flickr

 

[pez]

Morning contrails with HD21 Ltd and KP

 

[wtlwdwgn]

Maybe not my favorite but a recent one. K-1 II and Irix 11mm f/4.
Western Heritage 1b- by Steve Robinson, on Flickr

 

[cdd29]

Taken last night, Pentax 645z w/ D FA 25mm, 830nm infrared filter.

 

[Dale H. Cook]

This is from a couple of years ago but is currently still my favorite. I like to photograph covered bridges (quite rare in my area) and water-powered mills (not uncommon in my area). This photo of Mabry Mill on the Blue Ridge Parkway (the most photographed water-powered mill in the country) was shot in a mode that I call "artistic image" because in a realistic image the weathered gray wood looked too dull. Pentax K-70, Pentax-DA 18-270mm at 48mm, f9, ISO 5000, 1/160 sec, Hoya Sepia B filter, 21-Apr-2019.

 

[cdd29]

Pentaxians are a rare breed. Night shot w/ 645z.

 

[cdd29]

645z w/ 55mm

 

[The Barbarian]

 

[The Barbarian]

 

[mrca]

My ME is on my desk loaded. I purchased it in 1979 and used it for 30 years. Ran hundreds of rolls through it and it keeps on clicking. Since I shoot nikon d850 professionally, the 1990's lenses and the zeiss and voigtlander lenses work on a couple of nikon film bodies. So many cameras, so little time.