Dew Daisy

by Alex Brown 25. May 2009 19:09
Dew Daisy
Dew Daisy
Originally uploaded by alexbrn

Really enjoying the capabilities of the AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G. Thoroughly recommended for all Nikon DX shooters.

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5/25/2009 9:20:53 PM #

Jirka Kosek

Very nice. Maybe I should replace my D80 with full-frame one, so I can use my Nikkor 50/1.4D from analog ages. But something tells me that buying lenses you are suggensting will be much cheaper then going full-frame ;-D

Jirka Kosek |

5/26/2009 5:57:10 PM #

Wu MingShi

Dear Alex,

Your profile picture is getting worse and it has nothing to do with you aging! Bring back the original one!

Wu MingShi United Kingdom |

5/27/2009 12:52:45 PM #

Alex

@Wu MingShi

You see before you the ravages of document format standardisation Wink But seriously, I update the photo from time to time with whatever's recent -- and some people like this one. I take it you'd not approve of: http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexbrn/3455701946/

I'll make the next update business-y ...

Alex United Kingdom |

5/28/2009 1:32:55 AM #

Doug Mahugh

Oh come on, you can't link to that photo and then go all business-y on us.  Think of the children.

Doug Mahugh |

6/1/2009 2:16:55 PM #

Wu MingShi

@Alex,

I like that. It's actually a much better one than the older one when you are trying (in vain) to look serious.

Seriously. That's true.

Wu MingShi United Kingdom |

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