Something completely different a little Oslo Street fun. Taken while on my way to a meeting. With my D800 and 50mm f1.8 D lens. PS. Did I mention that I think every photographer should have a fast 50.
My world through my camera lens
Something completely different a little Oslo Street fun. Taken while on my way to a meeting. With my D800 and 50mm f1.8 D lens. PS. Did I mention that I think every photographer should have a fast 50.
drunk on the arts
A blog for my interest in film photography, 'classic' cameras and legacy lenses on digital. A randomly changing display of some of my film cameras, from old folders and pocket Olympus to Mamya Press, is dispayed above when the blog is opened
Life through my lens. Writer, Photographer and Artist.
film. caffenol. antique cameras.
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Nice shot! Surefire sign of spring I recon. I never became good friends with the 50, I’ve tried but, alas, to no avail.
Thanks for stopping by. You do have to zoom with your feet a bit at times. I do cheat at times too. The RAW images from the D800 are very crop friendly.
Sure, I use primes on the streets, but somehow I’ve never developed a love relationship with the 50. Maybe I should just try to spend more time with it.