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Best pasta I had in years. Great restaurant too, but the self service is a bit odd when you're used to being served.
Stapaf looks 10 feet longer with this UltraWideAngle. But I wanted to be in the shot too, well just my foot that is.
La grande synagogue de Paris est appelée généralement Synagogue de la Victoire ou Grande Synagogue de la Victoire selon l'usage qui est de nommer les synagogues par le nom de la rue où elle se situe : 44, Rue de la Victoire, dans le 9e arrondissement.
L'architecte est Alfred-Philibert Aldrophe (1834-1895) qui a également construit la Synagogue de Versailles et celle d’Enghien-les-Bains. Il donne les plans de la synagogue de la rue de la Victoire, commencée en 1867 et inaugurée en 1874, ouverte au culte public en 1875, dans un style roman fleuri, enjolivé de fioritures byzantines.
L'inscription en hébreu sur le grand pignon semi circulaire est le verset Genèse 28,17 : "Ce n'est autre que la maison de Dieu, c'est la porte du ciel".
I wanted to try out some macro photographing with my 50mm f/1.8, so I grabbed some macro filters and took this photo of a lens cap just a few minutes ago.
Canon EOS 1000D (aka Rebel XS) with Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II and a Yongnuo Speedlite YN465
A detailed macro shot captures the textured metal surface of an Olympus lens cap, with the brand name and 'JAPAN' clearly embossed. The image highlights the subtle wear and scratches on the cap, along with the 'OPEN' and 'CLOSE' indicators, creating a nostalgic feel for vintage photography gear.
testing out an old manual focus 50mm f1.4 nikkor lens on the d200. input the right settings in the d200 and the metering system works fine. but of course, everything is manual.
need to get a new contact prescription, though, I think and manual focusing can be tricky without a split screen or at least focus screen designed for manual focus.
amazing how that lens still works as if it was new. I bought it for my old fe2 back in the 80's.
Bro Aj..!! I ♥ This Lens!! U must get it ASAP!! Then you can shoot me again and again :)
A jumping spider on my Tamron SP90 lens cap :)
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