Lovely second shot but I personally think there is no such thing as the right spot in a place like that. It's all in your head. What you see, how you see it, what you want the photo to become. That argument aside, people sadly have sheep mentality. They often arrive at a known place and all they care about is replicating an image they have in mind, even if it's far from ideal; instead of taking a bit of time to have a wonder about and scout the place for suitable vantage points. Also, where the fella is stood on your pic, seems like a perfect place for an ultra wide shot or a pano of the whole scene and the fence is the most obvious, if somewhat boring 'lead' (I'd also get a photographer in it (what is he doing on the other side of that fance?!)

Just Gorgeous.

There already is a 50mm 1.8, plastic as it may be. Works a treat on K1 in FF mode and costs nearly nothing.

If you are simply after a bigger image then wouldn't a field monitor connected via hdmi be the simple solution?

Something like that

An FF consumer zoom - a 55-300mm equivalent. Light, sharp, WR. An FF wide angle prime, around the 20mm mark, not too fast, not to large, WR. Two affordable full frame options.

Beautiful, particularly the dew ones/water drop ones and the last one is a stunner the green however, looks almost fluorescent on my monitor; not quite sure if it's the temperature or saturation or a combination of both.

Interesting and unquestionable quality. I do think they are loosing out by being displayed in such a small format on this website. Particularly like the light on the last one and the composition and pose of the first one

1 and 2 are simply stunning. Fantastic conversions.

Oh lovely.

Beautiful compositions. Particularly like the first one. And hello!