Ultron at the road-side

[payasam]

Thank you, Robert. You flatter me. Trius, if a road-side barber's chair isn't comfortable, you could try sitting on the pavement.

 

[Lilserenity]

Very nice photos, I hope to be able to do a teensy bit of travelling in India next year for a mere 2 weeks (well, I can't take off any more time at once from work) but this just spurs me on even more.

Really like the Ultron by the looks of these photos. I was considering a 50mm f/1.5 Nokton as my fast lens (I have just got a M2 with a Color Skopar 35mm f/2.5) but maybe a fast 35mm will compliment things nicely....

Vicky

 

[MCTuomey]

mukul, the lens is quite nice of course, but it's your pictures i enjoy.

post more in the gallery, pls

 

[payasam]

Vicky, I hope you have a good two weeks in India. It's a large and remarkably varied place, which needs much more time, but of course you will have other considerations. I'd advise you to keep the Skopar 35 and get a Nokton 50. The reason is that -- my opinion -- the 50 is probably the most flexible of lenses for 35mm, good for everything from landscapes to fairly tight portraits; and a fast 50 is a blessing. If you touch Delhi, I am 987 355 3167.

Mike, thank you. It's words like yours which spur people on to do more and better work.

 

[tedwhite]

My Skopar 35 is the only lens that's ever been on my M6, though I do have the 28/2 Ultron coming sometime this week. It's a very good lens (the Skopar). For a bargain priced 50 I'd recommend the Canon 1.8. It's relatively fast and can usually be had for less than $200 USD.