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Corlan, cool story and photos to match. Nicely done.Living space inside is tiny (less than 250 sq. feet added), but they can't be happier. When summer comes, the 35-ft barge leaves port and they go for a 3-month ride up North...
Here's the cabin, "back" and "front":
Lloyd, glad to see you decided to keep this lens, its one of Nikons best IMO, nice job.Hazy Morning. We have an inversion starting.
D3, 85 PC @ f27 1/10. Three shot stitch.
Matt the 24 PC is great but does not quite have the same level quality when shifting like the 85 PC has. By that I mean at max shift the corners do get a bit soft, likewise for extreme tilts you will see some image degradation unlike the 85. Its still an essential lens for me, one I would not want to be without, likewise you would get a lot of use out of it with your doing.well you nailed it , I have been looking at that 24mmPCE lens...the cousin of the one you used
Michael Jacksons theater...in Gary
Very nice, Leif.My old mother. Or maybe; model Olga. (klick for larger version)
D200, Nikkor AI 1,4/85 @ 2,8
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Never doubted it for a second... like mother, like son, eh?Thanks Steen, Lloyd! She´s actually a nice person!
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Thanks, Rob!Corlan, cool story and photos to match. Nicely done.
Not a safe bet!Never doubted it for a second... like mother, like son, eh?
Great stuff. Beautiful b/w as well. Nice.Thanks for all the comments. Now more from Bangkok at Night.
D3X, 17-55mm, 2.8, 1/13 sec, Handheld. [Models are 1/25]