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Thanks Lloyd. Actually 2 of them were with the 35. I have updated the post.Steve: That was a great day. Thanks so much for showing us around Manhattan. Great pix too!
Lee: Nice work with the 60.
I find the 18 to be a great little lens and use it quite a bit.. in fact, all the photos I took of this old school were taken with the 18 and it did a great job especially in the shots that were high to low contrast like this.. now I do have to say that post work enters into the equation but it is still the lens/sensor combo that makes the post work possible.Really nice, Jim. Uwe doesn't care for the 18, but you make it sing. i actually decided to buy it because of your images here.
Wow... love this shot.. and more proof that the 18mm is pretty good. Really nice shot with the Milky Way aboe it all.On the road this week in Texas hitting the parks. Here's one from an abandoned farm near Guadaloupe National Park. Fun evening including avoiding the Diamondback snakes that were there!
Thanks.. but looking at it after a nights' sleep I need to rework it.. seems too dark in mornings' light.Jim, this one's a beauty!
Well, if my humble opinion count more than nothing, no it doesn't seem too dark.Thanks.. but looking at it after a nights' sleep I need to rework it.. seems too dark in mornings' light.
David, high praise (for which I am not worthy) but I have looked at just about everything I could find of his.. how I wish steam locomotives still roamed the tracks of this country.. his work was/is amazing.That's got a touch of the O. Winston Link about it Jim. Love it!