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How has everyone been with the stormy weather?
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As far as photos go, I've been having a ball with it.
These were snapped with an EOS Rebel T3i with either a Vivitar Series 1 19-35mm f3.4-4.5 FD-mount zoom lens or Canon FD 35-70mm f4 zoom lens mounted to it and a Lumix GF2 with a generic 35mm f1.6 manual native-mount prime lens mounted to it and used varying film sims.
Oh, and I'm genuinely impressed by that cheap prime lens now that I actually had a chance to try it out beyond using it for digitizing art.
There's some great shots there well done
Thanks!
Here's another shot of some tree shadows because I thought they looked cool, this time using my Canon FD 35-70mm f4 zoom lens with the Lumix.