My plan was to use it for star trails so I could get both North and South Hemispheres in shot and see the curvature around each pole.
That didn't work out as the curvature of the lens counteracts the curvature in the trails I was looking for.
However, I am using it more and more around the place for other purposes. Here is a selection mostly from the walk I did with Cameron the other day.
It is a wonderfully light and unobtrusive lens.
An overhang on the Darwin Walk. This has been defished as the plank I used for crossing the stream was bent in an unfortunate manner in the original.
A tree on the walk. I am always taken by these massive trees, and finally I am able to convey some of that majesty
One of the many small waterfalls along the walk. I have taken this view many times with longer lenses. I love the way this gives a sense of the scene as well as the fall itself
And finally a shoot from the hip at the local shops. There is a real sense of movement and life here. Shame about the blown sky and the artifact within it.
Maybe after Matt's little talk I will be able to do something about them.
