David Arbogast wrote in post #19382682
Anybody been playing Elden Ring here? I've been absolutely addicted to that game for the last couple of months. Incredible gaming experience imo.
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It has been way too dry in my region for several weeks, but this week the rains have returned. We have a nice Mimosa tree behind the house and it looks so sweet drenched in the rain showers.
Mimosa trees are regarded as invasive bad trees here in the Southeastern USA, so eventually we probably need to remove it. But, this tree just looks so lovely that we've not yet had the heart to get rid of it. Hopefully we can decide on a replacement tree and plant it close by and then after the new tree has grown a few years we can take the Mimosa down.
I took this with the 35GM because I continue to wrestle over which 35mm lens to keep (35 GM or Sigma 35 1.2). I've always preferred the Sigma's rendering, but the 35 GM has an unbeatable punch (at the expense of smoother bokeh) and it is so much smaller/lighter. So, I may flip-flop and keep the GM and sell the Sigma.
IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2nnV9Me La Vista Desde Mi Baño by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Anybody been playing Elden Ring here? I've been absolutely addicted to that game for the last couple of months. Incredible gaming experience imo.
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It has been way too dry in my region for several weeks, but this week the rains have returned. We have a nice Mimosa tree behind the house and it looks so sweet drenched in the rain showers.
Mimosa trees are regarded as invasive bad trees here in the Southeastern USA, so eventually we probably need to remove it. But, this tree just looks so lovely that we've not yet had the heart to get rid of it. Hopefully we can decide on a replacement tree and plant it close by and then after the new tree has grown a few years we can take the Mimosa down.
I took this with the 35GM because I continue to wrestle over which 35mm lens to keep (35 GM or Sigma 35 1.2). I've always preferred the Sigma's rendering, but the 35 GM has an unbeatable punch (at the expense of smoother bokeh) and it is so much smaller/lighter. So, I may flip-flop and keep the GM and sell the Sigma.
La Vista Desde Mi Baño by David Arbogast, on Flickri bought the game but have not played it yet. never knew mimosa was a tree before, I only knew it as the drink hehe. Recently I got into scented candles and mimosa is popular as a luxury fragrance.
Everytime I look at my old 35 1.4 art pictures, I just fall in love with it again. but the 35gm wins for me for size, weight, bokeh 
you can get the 50gm for your 1.2 fix :P
