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These are a few building pics taken with my new 14-24. It is one very sharp lens.
Thanks to Gary and Poon.


GPO, Macquarie Street, Hobart



Hope and Anchor, Macquarie Street, Hobart



Buildings, Macquarie Street, Hobart



Cascase Brewery, Hobart


Cheers
John

You must be one happy bunny John with some very nice results. But, as a Tasmanian, surely you should know that the brewery is Cascade

sirhc55 wrote:You must be one happy bunny John with some very nice results. But, as a Tasmanian, surely you should know that the brewery is Cascade

Woops, somone moved the S on my keyboard to be too close to the D.
Actually Chris, I prefer Boags, so that's probably why I got the spelling wrong.

I agree John, Boags is the best

Nice set of shots once again. #3 is my pick of the batch

And please, *anything* but Boags Premium! That stuff is awful! My old man buys it because he knows I won't drink it..

sirhc55 wrote:I agree John, Boags is the best

Clean that mouth out.




Beautiful images John. I think you might have stumbled upon the best Nikon/Nikkor combination ever.

Yep, terrific shots. Well done.

WOW! Can you write a little review on the lens after you have shot a few more pics? Your posted pics are stunning!

John

This is doing nothing for my D3 lust.

That 3rd image really stands out for me - it has a very painterly quality to it thanks to your great use of the warm light (and some high quality PP too I'd say)

Great images John.
One of Bel and my favourite holiday's yet was our two week stint in Tassie! We drove past cascade brewery but did a tour of boags...and yes..it sure is the better beer.
If every u grow tired of either your D3 or 14-24 I will PM you my mailing address! Keep posting

Great stuff... Are some of these HDR?

surenj wrote:Great stuff... Are some of these HDR?

Yes all of them are. I've added some notes on how they're done in my Hobart docks thread.

stubbsy wrote:John

This is doing nothing for my D3 lust.

Go on Peter, you know you want to. I am also seriously impressed with Alison's D300. It does just about as good a job as the D3. Doesn't quite match the D3 at ISO3200, but you don't often go there.

Geoff wrote:If every u grow tired of either your D3 or 14-24 I will PM you my mailing address! Keep posting

I'll keep that in mind Geoff.

Matt. K wrote:WOW! Can you write a little review on the lens after you have shot a few more pics?

Not a problem Matt. It won't be for a couple weeks though. Photoshopping a gorgeous model today, shooting a fashion parade tonight and a Forest Festival on Sunday. The Forest Festival will have heaps of big shiny trucks and machinery just crying out for low perspective, in your face, 14mm images. Yum.



Cheers
John

nice shots damn i think I need a lens like that, its so sharp to a point it looks to me like its fake, like wow how can a shot come out this good.