James Markus wrote:
Wandered into the back yard this eveing and found this happy face growing in our herb pots.
Nice bloom for this time of year!
---------------------------------------------- jimmuller wrote:
I'm curious. Have you ever compared it to the earlier versions of the 200mm f/4?
No I have not. Don't own any older regular 200mm to compare to (I do have a 200mm f4.0 Micro AI), and I personally think (and by some limited personal experience) there's too much variability in single samples sizes to really do a personal comparison. If I'm happy with the results I just keep the lens and keep shooting.
A drive-by shooting from the expressway (Barb was driving). I replaced the sky, because it turned white. I've done it manually for decades, but it takes a long time. With Photoshop it now takes seconds.
I took some pics of an old hut on the Mt Crichton Loop.
Sam Summers built the hut with his 2 brothers in the 1920's. They panned for gold in the nearby river. They lived there until WW2 and Sam returned after the war, until his death in 1994.
Now preserved as a historic/heritage hut.
cadman342001 wrote:
I took some pics of an old hut on the Mt Crichton Loop.
Sam Summers built the hut with his 2 brothers in the 1920's. They panned for gold in the nearby river. They lived there until WW2 and Sam returned after the war, until his death in 1994.
Now preserved as a historic/heritage hut.
