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Trying the 50mm F1.8 at Cottesloe beach - post sunset

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Trying the 50mm F1.8 at Cottesloe beach - post sunset

by BullcreekBob on Sun Mar 12, 2006 4:37 pm

I had hoped to get to the beach a good hour before the sun set, but the universe conspired against me and I watched the sun setting from the car park, however as I had gone to the effort of driving there I thought I'd look at some of the sculpture anyway.

It also would have been good to get the *new* SB600 out but I forgot and just used the camera's flash for lighting with the 50mm .

Anyway, despite the poor conditions and little experience on my part, I am starting to be impressed with the lens. Anybody wanna buy some cheap kit zooms?