The first problem was it was low-ish indoor light and i couldn't be bothered pulling out a tripod. So handheld it was.
Close eyes and pull a lens i pull out of the bag was the 10.5mm fisheye. First challenge, 180 degree view on the diagonal corner. Basically i just stuck the lens into the tulip. The front of the petals was touching the lens, but at least the frame was filled. The downside was loss of light, so i either bump the ISO to 1600 or deep breath a 1/20sec shot. I take the 1/20sec and... well you can see for yourself...
Ok, i close my eyes and pull a 28mm f1.4 out of my bag. The good was the fast aperture in the low-ish light, but the bad is the minimum focus distance is terrible for close-ups. So drop the ISO to 400 and get a close as possible and...
Last shot at the title, dip the hand in the bag and pull out the 35-70mm f2.8. Gold, this one has a macro. May not have the 1:1 or 2:1 like a dedicated macro, but hopefully a 4:1 at 35mm will do the job. I can't remember any review that didn't see this macro other then a token add-on. Another option was to step back, pull the push-pull zoom to 70mm and get a token close up. But i stick with the token macro and...
And the winner is..... who cares. I had fun doing it.
