Taken with the 24-120 VR (who says this isn't a sharp lens)

Taken with the 70-200 VR

Taken with the 24-120 VR
Thanks to Ray for the idea on this next one

Another with the 24-120VR

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South HeadMy faves from the Watsons Bay & South Head micro meet last Tuesday
Taken with the 24-120 VR (who says this isn't a sharp lens) ![]() Taken with the 70-200 VR ![]() Taken with the 24-120 VR Thanks to Ray for the idea on this next one ![]() Another with the 24-120VR ![]() Last edited by stubbsy on Sat Jul 01, 2006 5:50 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Peter
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All nice shots Stubbsy, the first is my favourite, I like the lines and the colours
![]() Only thing I would change in all these photos is the time of day you took them - they all have that late-morning/mid-day harsh shadow look to them Cheers
Number one is a standout Peter, but I like them all.
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D3 - http://www.oneputtphotographics.com
Look pretty sharp to me. Very nice Peter
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