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| 12-32mm | 42.5mm | 45-150mm |
Wow… I am impressed with the 12-32mm lens. Due to it’s miniature size, I originally thought it was a joke, but it can capture some nice detail. I have not pixel peeped on this image, but at a glance, it looks great.
This photo did not come out the way that I intended, however it’s a start. I wanted to capture the three rectangular areas. I’ll try cropping-in to see if it improves the quality.
So there hasn’t been any post-editing done on the blur and it was in-camera. I followed the rule-of-thirds in this image, but I feel the shallow DOF (blur) makes it seem as if the rule was broken.
Now the first comment on this was the teal on the building looks abnormal. Perhaps that is true, but have you seen the sky? I wanted to capture the feeling this place brings when you stare into the sky. I find this perspective brings a sense of vertigo.
I love the angle here, but the tree – not so much! I added a little HDR to bring out the water, and along with it, came the sky!
Does this photo require a long stream of letters and spaces to describe it’s awe? I think not, but here it is anyway.
This is the first humming bird I’ve captured on my camera. There is a first for EVERYTHING.
I own the 45-150 and enjoy using it. The results are great. Bought it used off eBay, and it was essentially unused.
You’ve got some great pics of Seattle, I love the place!
Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the nice comments, Pete! That’s fantastic you were able to score a good lens on eBay. I got one through facebook and the lens ended up being broken. Luckily, it was not expensive. I’ve heard good things about eBay. What’s been your experience with eBay?