I was lucky to have had the 18mm with me I think on this trip. Not easy manually focusing in the slot canyons with their tricky light I wouldn't recommend it.
Thanks guys. This light is only available in Antelope Canyon at 11am and last just a few minutes so I had to work fast. Of the 50 or so shots I took in the Canyon only about a dozen shots turned out.
Hi, Thanks! Actually I had to borrow this lens for Antelope Canyon. I had a 14-24mm, but all my other lenses were zooms in the midrange. I felt I might need another extreme FX wide lens so I grabed the Zeiss 18mm for the day for this shoot. Love those National Parks! ^_~
Tim, I always amazed at your portrait work. You work with you M8 and ZM 50 Planar, and produce great results. In the essence of simplifying and keeping it simple.
Detail of entrance to St John's College, Cambridge, England... a very dull day, not good for 'building photos' but I had spent a gallon of expensive petrol to get there so took some shots on outdated 1996 Ilford FP4,home-processed in Acutol-S Formula 1+1 for 14 mins.
a street in Cambridge on the way to King's College -- cars are banned now-- you have to go 'Park and Ride' from outside the City. I used outdated 1996 Ilfor FP4 film, rated 80ASA, home-processsed in Acutol-S Formula 1+1 for 14 mins.
Exterior of King's College, Cambridge on a very dull day. I used outdated 1996 Ilford FP4 film home-processed in Acutol-S Formula 1+1 for 14 mins. They charge £5-00 Adults and £3-95 kids and pensioners to go in now !
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