trekks 2010-04-22 20:44
I would say this is a good 1st post, everything is well placed in your composition and frame of the trees above, good f/10 and focus of subjects. I like the comparison of the roof shape to the mountain, as high as it gets. And this low angle works nicely. A good 1st post.
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08-12-2010, 03:09 AM
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To Homerhomer: The 20-35mm F2.8L
Well, Peter, I just think it's a classic lens, as I'm sure you'll agree. It is a good deal smaller than its successors (lighter too) - color and contrast are beautiful, so is the bokeh funnily enough. By most accounts it thrashes the 17-35 that followed - I reckon it is easily on par with the 16-35 I (maybe the "II" is sharper in the corners). Only significant downside - the 50mm minimum focusing distance, which is not a real problem in people photography - hell closer than 50mm and you're gonna get punched or kissed...;o)
It's a very sweet lens. Nice to hear from you, buddy. Cheers, -F- 
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