Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II

Mu Eugene wrote in post #17213017
Lucky, lucky you.

How about New Harmony, Indiana next time?

Thanks for letting me know about New Harmony. Looks pretty fantastic. I'll have to check it out sometime.

oROSSo wrote in post #17213665
liking this a lot

Thanks!

I think it comes off simple and tranquil, as opposed to some of the grand scale landscape panoramas that I have taken. I hope I can re shoot this same scene sometime in the fall (this was last Jan) to get more fall color contrasts and warm reflections. I found one of the greatest challenges of using this lens is that I would get tunnel visioned on finding the must-have "wow factor" grand vista, and miss quite a few scenes like this as the TSE sat in the bag

coogee wrote in post #17213095
+1, very nice shots, especially this one.


@Tareq - Those Lee filter caps really won't come off on their own. I use them all the time - in the bag, on the shouldered tripod etc. They are really useful for less time adding/removing the adapter rings and as a bonus - about the cheapest thing in the entire Lee range!

Mrslinger85 wrote in post #17213991
Thanks for letting me know about New Harmony. Looks pretty fantastic. I'll have to check it out sometime.

Aside from Richard Meier's Athenium and Philip Johnson's iconic Roofless Church, there are many interesting modest yet historical buildings on site.
It is a interesting community in terms of its origins if you are historically and/or socially inclined.

NatDeroxL7 wrote in post #17214063
Thanks!

I think it comes off simple and tranquil, as opposed to some of the grand scale landscape panoramas that I have taken. I hope I can re shoot this same scene sometime in the fall (this was last Jan) to get more fall color contrasts and warm reflections. I found one of the greatest challenges of using this lens is that I would get tunnel visioned on finding the must-have "wow factor" grand vista, and miss quite a few scenes like this as the TSE sat in the bag

yep i fall into that catagory. I'm always looking for pano shots with my head up, no doubt I've walked past countless scenes that would have made lovely shots at ground level.

2x III at 48mm. More to come as I process.

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Still awake, here's another at 24mm:

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Nice Kenny

Thanks bud.

The second one below was an extreme test of the lens - 7 stitched shots and it still manages to be edited in post and retain sharpness and lack of distortion. This lens is just so so flexible it's ridiculous.

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^^^ Fantastic, honestly speaking, this lens became my most used lens recently alongside with TS 17, TS is an addictive if someone knows what to do.

I love this lens but have decided to part ways with it. Just dont use it enough and needs a good home.

^^^That's a nice B&W conversion. Great shot, too.

M_Six wrote in post #17254044
^^^That's a nice B&W conversion. Great shot, too.

Thanks