HelenaN wrote:
This and that from A7II and CV Nokton 50/1.5 VM (if you recognize the last two it's because I have posted similar taken with Lensbaby before):
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A nice and novel way to decorate the Christmas tree. Nice shots also of the window and siding with peeling paint.
The meetings I'm attending in Orlando put together an outing to Universal Studios. A great chance to check out the CV40/1.2. All shot handheld with auto iso.
rji2goleez wrote:
The meetings I'm attending in Orlando put together an outing to Universal Studios. A great chance to check out the CV40/1.2. All shot handheld with auto iso.
Bob -- I swear, you are the most interesting man in the world! Please consider me as your Cato when you are signed for Dos Equis ad campaign!
Great shots with that VC 401.2!
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First set of shots with new 24-105/4 OSS.
"Greatest Hits" parade of Wishkah River near high incoming tide.
Overall impression is this lens is very good, like you don't know that already, right?
If you are interested, I posted comments over on the 24-105 test thread.
Gunzorro wrote: rji2goleez wroteThe meetings I'm attending in Orlando put together an outing to Universal Studios. A great chance to check out the CV40/1.2. All shot handheld with auto iso.Bob -- I swear, you are the most interesting man in the world! Please consider me as your Cato when you are signed for Dos Equis ad campaign!
Great shots with that VC 401.2!
Jim - it's a double edged sword. I travel a lot for work and it's not always so glamorous. It's tiring, it's impossible to get into a workout routine, eating right suffers and I miss my wife, my dog, my house, my own bed. And while I get to see interesting places and make time to photograph them when I can, it's totally different than a focused photography project. I know I really can't complain but the glamour of business travel is not always this interesting or fun!