Some landscapes with the 32
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Re: Some landscapes with the 32
Alastair Norcross wrote:
I am still putting the new lens through its paces. I've been limiting myself to shooting with just this lens, which is taking me back to my early days of photography with an SLR and standard 50mm lens. We got to our workout a few minutes early yesterday, so I had a chance to get some shots of the lake as the sun came up.Normally, for a scene like this, I would use the 11-22, but it was fun to see landscapes differently with the 32:





A few more here:
https://anorcross.smugmug.com/Landscapes/Coot-Lake
Edit: DPR is doing its usual weird thing of not showing the aperture in the EXIF. These were all at either F4 or F5.6.
nice light and reflections
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