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Maui and Iced Tea
Ice tea, lit up by the beautiful sun of Maui. Taken on our lanai (front porch) which overlooked the Pacific Ocean.
This was actually a lens test. I used the Nikon D50 we had at the time, but attached a non-automatic Nikkor 50mm F1.4 "classic" lens. I'm still using that manual, fixed lens for some activities, even though I don't have a Nikon camera any more.
The sharpness is remarkable.
Yes, that was our view from our living room and lanai, enjoyed it for 9 years.
(The string you see over the fence was fishing line placed to keep the birds off of the barrier.)
This was actually a lens test. I used the Nikon D50 we had at the time, but attached a non-automatic Nikkor 50mm F1.4 "classic" lens. I'm still using that manual, fixed lens for some activities, even though I don't have a Nikon camera any more.
The sharpness is remarkable.
Yes, that was our view from our living room and lanai, enjoyed it for 9 years.
(The string you see over the fence was fishing line placed to keep the birds off of the barrier.)
Gillian Everett, Marco F. Delminho, ColRam, Roger (Grisly) and 3 other people have particularly liked this photo
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HFF et Excellente fin de semaine.
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