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I take this occasion to thank you for your blog, all the information you share with us and the time you take to do this.
AL (French reader from Japan)
Je vous en prie! It is a pleasure, and I am delighted that readers in Japan derive pleasure from the blog also. I know Japan (having spent time there) and am happy for you!
Excellent presentation at the Seniors Camera Club yesterday Michael. Thank you very much.
I wondered if you have both images of the London Eye, and the one of your son beside the tank posted anywhere on this website. …all great examples of shooting up close using a wide angle lens.
Speaking of wide angle lenses; what is the best wide angle lens for a Nikon D40 X to get the kind of shots you showed us in yesterday’s presentation? I realize a lot of technical skill goes along with that lens to get those images!!
p.s. I hope you find your missing box of photos.
Carol
Carol: the pleasure was all mine.
A 10-20, in that range, is good. I’ll respond more later. I’ll also be happy to post those pics later. Now about to teach!