OpenC Senior Member  More info | Dec 11, 2011 12:46 | #1 Druridge Bay, Northumberland, evening  I think this is the first time since I got rid of the SLR equipment that I've been happy enough with a picture to think it might deserve its own thread. The G12 impresses me more and more for this sort of work with every passing week. Bit more ordinary, this one, but I still like it.
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Dec 11, 2011 13:09 | #2 Nice. But the shadow detail and grass in the FG would look so much nicer in a 20inch print if taken with a 5DII + 17mm TS-E Edward Jenner
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Dec 11, 2011 13:21 | #3 Heh, I guess I'll just not have to get the 20" print, then ...
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I was just walking the dogs, there's no way I would have dragged all my SLR gear down there. It might be a more famous aphorism than the poster on here that I heard it from (I'd never heard it before, and I've been agreeing with it since I got the G12), but the best camera is the one you have with you 