Z9 w/14-30 on a recent trip to Scotland. These sculptures are massive and impressive, a tribute to the old legends of "Scottish Kelpies," which are mythical creatures that appear on land as horses and slyly invite you to ride them, so they pull can you down into the sea or loch for eternity, or so the legend goes:
Picked up another copy of the 40/2. Wanted a lightweight grab and go lens. I forgot how awesome this little thing is. The oof transition has the smooooth!
Uh oh, I feel a bit threatened. They just remind me of the prologue shot of the Jurassic Park when kids are attacked by the little ones. After all, they are descendent of dinos.
akul wrote:
Uh oh, I feel a bit threatened. They just remind me of the prologue shot of the Jurassic Park when kids are attacked by the little ones. After all, they are descendent of dinos.
Luka
This group of cranes is relentless, might as well be Jurassic Park. They surround people and demand food.
Cross posted this on the 24-120 thread but there are quite a few interesting areas in South Fort Worth for architecture photography just crying out for a native T/S lens at some point.
This group of cranes is relentless, might as well be Jurassic Park. They surround people and demand food. 
