Hops making a statement
Yester Year.
Zenith E
Surfing USB
On The Shelves.
Automne
Peril Lurks Around Every Corner
winter cabbage
Fruits de saison
Fiole
7 auf einen Streich ... - (Stifte - Bleistifte ~…
Elixir
Through A Fan
Potted Plant
Beaded.
326 Nature morte
Cesto de fruta de otoño
Two Cones
Scrapbook Page
On A Wall.
All Around The Houses
Sammelsurium
...
I Scream For Icecream!
Little House On The Decking.
Der seidene Faden ~~~
Utensilien
romantic
Coloured Water Pour.
The Rising Sun
Mum, Dad, And The Kids.
Long Shadow.
Eight o' Clock
Shells
Autumn DSC 0790
Fabergé Pear
Red And Yellow.
Potted Plant.
A Beauty In Cellophane.
Just Opening.
A Square Inside A Square.
Last Apple.
Dresses, f/4, 800 ISO
Crowded House
Some Slight Ambiguity
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Nikon D2Xs + Vivitar 28mm f/2.8 Close Focus Wide Angle lens. There are several versions of this lens; the serial number of this one is 28430xxx with a filter size of 49mm and marked 'Made in Japan'. That reveals it was made by Komine (Vivitar never actually manufactured any lenses - all the work was contracted out). It was an OK lens, nothing stellar, and I got rid of it. The Nikkor 28mm f/3.5 AI, although slower, is in my opinion much better, but it costs quite a bit more. And better still, I recommend the Nikkor 28mm f/2 AI. Manual of course, but plenty of depth-of-field to work with when using a wide-angle.
Nikon D2Xs + Vivitar 28mm f/2.8 Close Focus Wide Angle lens. There are several versions of this lens; the serial number of this one is 28430xxx with a filter size of 49mm and marked 'Made in Japan'. That reveals it was made by Komine (Vivitar never actually manufactured any lenses - all the work was contracted out). It was an OK lens, nothing stellar, and I got rid of it. The Nikkor 28mm f/3.5 AI, although slower, is in my opinion much better, but it costs quite a bit more. And better still, I recommend the Nikkor 28mm f/2 AI. Manual of course, but plenty of depth-of-field to work with when using a wide-angle.
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