let's go wide

[Bingley]

Eastern Oregon. 28mm:

 

[Keith]

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Those people in that shot are all looking at you like you have an extra head! 😛

 

[mr_phillip]

chut - awesome shot. I love how graphic it looks.

 

[shadowfox]

Joe, you started with a powerful photo, love the punchy contrast!

Todd, strong as usual 🙂

And here's a zuiko 18mm shot just to complete the compilation:

 

[dazedgonebye]

15mm Heliar in an old Soviet sub.

 

[chut]

ChrisN and Mr Philip - Thank you.

The funny thing is, I took that shot only to finish off a roll of film after coming back from a trip. Strangely, some of my best shots seems to happen when I'm trying to finish off a roll. Maybe because I'm not trying so hard to make a good photograph.

Mr Philip - Your bridge photo is stunning.

 

[Todd.Hanz]

The 15mm is fun to use...

VC 15mm

Todd

 

[manfromh]

30mm Pentacon and Efke 100@400

 

[Andrew Sowerby]

Joe, I really dig your shot at post #51.

 

[KEH]

One from the gallery - Ottawa, under Confederation Sq. M8 CV15/4.5

Thanks for starting the thread, Joe.

Kirk

 

[dazedgonebye]

Love that one Kirk.

 

[jan normandale]

Kirk, did you rent a bike and go along the canal?

 

[KEH]

Steve, Jan,

Thanks. I am an inveterate pedestrian, and spent some time walking that stretch of the Rideau Canal from Parliament down to Dow's Lake. Here is a shot I like a lot from the locks near Parliament on my most recent trip back home:

Shot with an evil Sony A350 Zeiss 16-80.

Cheers,
Kirk

 

[kxl]

Unknown Soldier Memorial, Cairo

Unknown Soldier Memorial, Cairo

 

[delft]

They are perplexed by his ever changeing avatar🙂

Those people in that shot are all looking at you like you have an extra head! 😛

 

[Nh3]

28mm.

 

[Pete H]

21 mm Biogon

 

[boy_lah]

peterc - Love your shot of the train station. superb use of super wide.!

 

[btgc]

In the garden

In the garden

Ran around kids w/ 28mm

 

[nobbylon]

Taken from the top of Kala Patar with a 15 Heliar