Corners of businesses or houses where water drained looked a lot like that 2 weeks ago when the sun hit them during the day, but it was 10 degrees or less at night. I should have taken some photos. I find it very difficult to walk in the ice and snow, my balance is shot. Getting old is the pits. My doctor tells me I should be dead according to his charts. Everyone dies eventually, but I keep hoping I'll be the exception that proves the rule
I keep thinking I'll go for this lens, I liked my 24-105 as a walk around lens. I'm still wondering about that 24-240 and what it will end up being, so I'm in waiting mode. Right now, the default lens for my R is one I have had laying around unused, a 50mm f/2.5 Macro. Its decent enough, but no match for the "L" lenses.
I keep thinking I'll go for this lens, I liked my 24-105 as a walk around lens. I'm still wondering about that 24-240 and what it will end up being, so I'm in waiting mode. Right now, the default lens for my R is one I have had laying around unused, a 50mm f/2.5 Macro. Its decent enough, but no match for the "L" lenses.
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Was in San Francisco last week. Went over to Treasure Island for some blue hour skyline shots (I lived in the Bay Area for >30 years, and had never gotten off the Bay Bridge at TI before now). The only problem was that there is so much construction there, most of the shoreline is fenced off.
"Sunset Skyline"
EOS R8, RF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM @ 100mm, 2.5 s, f/8, ISO 100
"Sunset Skyline"
EOS R8, RF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM @ 100mm, 2.5 s, f/8, ISO 100
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Another dramatic sky and a flower motiv. Maybe not the best lens in the RF-Lineup, but my most used glass, did not expect it. It delivers even in close focus with pretty bokeh good contrast.
RF & 24-105/4L IS. LR, some adjustments.
RF & 24-105/4L IS. LR, some adjustments.
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