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You made me smile when I saw all those long shadows of yourself in the pictures
So do you have a new lens - care to tell us more?
Ian
Well, It's EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 so not a new lens but for me the newest lens which I bought around spring last year or so. IIRC Stephen said once he had used this lens "in anger" - which I did not understand then. Well, maybe I do not understand it yet - as I'm using it angrily for not giving me keepers and not "in anger" in Stephen's meaning
Seriously this is now the most frequently used lens for me.
Now I recalled one more change. For these vertical shots, I now keep my "right arm up"- during film days, it was vice versa. I do not recall what changed my photo taking style.
yoshi
Hello ... enjoyed these photographs, and am interested in the lens you used. Being able to include so much in the frame without resorting to trying (in my case) to make panoramas. They are a very good colour from what I can see. The only thing is (as with any larger photographs) I get annoyed when I can't get in to see the detail.
Certainly a different way of presenting 5 photographs. The colours look very vibrant and your lens gives lots per frame but.......I can't see enough of each photo to really enjoy them.
Thanks for your comments, Blithe and Pops. For these pix, I just wanted to show my shadows in one piece of pic but forgot to think about the details. - I guess you paid more attention to the background and not to my shadows
yoshi
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and not "in anger" in Stephen's meaning
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