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Natural perspective is my guess.

I look forward to you wonderful "Gold" shots each Autumn (Spring to me here), Larry. Happy 40th anniversary to you and Kathleen.

Wonderful capture, David. Love the definition on the terminator -- just the right amount of solar illumination to show the height of the crater rims.

Lovely, moody treatment, John.

Thanks, George. Yeah I'm more of a fan of the East too.

Sometimes the best views are not where the sun is setting... In the East West-nor-west The Spring equinox is coming...

I didn't realize that. I haven't used my 60mm for AF tracking. Ta.

Yeah, good point. Why let pure photographic logic get in the way of profits? True also.

Yes, 70mm (105mm equivalent) would be nice too. As for price - no more than $300 (for the 58mm). Consider the fact that it's a Contemporary lens, whereas the 60mm is an Art lens. I paid about $209 ...

I must say I'm surprised that Sigma has chosen this focal length, seeing that they already have a 60mm f2.8 Art lens that produces gorgeous bokeh. Why not just produce a faster 60mm lens - which ...

Well, it worked really well for you. Thanks. It's funny because this a shot took back in 2012 and for some reason rejected. Sometimes it's worth having another crack at old shots.

Terrific photo. It tells at least two stories - and asks: What's the story behind the building: what happened to it? Why was it abandoned? What was its purpose? And the Car. What caused such...

Sigma SA lenses can be used on Sony e-mount cameras via the Sigma MC-11 mount converter. It works extremely well on most of the Sigma lenses I have tested. I use it often on my Sony a6500.

Now there's your 3D effect! Wonderful shot, David.

The stuff of nightmares. Fascinating set of photos.

Wonderful work with the flowers, George. Did you use focus stacking to make these images?

One of my early DP2 Merrill shots. Lone Cormorant - Blackburn Lake

Spring blossoms and everywhere you look, there are bees. Trying out the new tripod collar for the 100-400.

Very nice work, especially the macros. BTW, I'm pretty sure those "crickets" are grasshoppers.