Just picked up the WCL for my X100T and enjoyed my first outing with it to the Flight 93 National Memorial in Shanksville PA. I felt that the wider lens was, truly, notably wider. So worth the money to me.
I got there early (before open) so had a good hour to myself. There were plenty of moments that made me stop to collect myself. Some amazing people gave us the gift of their lives that morning. I'd recommend you check out the transcript of Tom Burnett's call with his wife that morning: http://www.tomburnettfoundation.org/transcript.html
"Deena: What about the authorities?
Tom: We can’t wait for the authorities. I don’t know what they could do anyway.
It’s up to us. I think we can do it."
1) Tower of Voices
(2019-0511)-Flight93--X100T-WCL-005 by Super Nobody, on Flickr2) Tower of Voices
(2019-0511)-Flight93--X100T-WCL-036 by Super Nobody, on Flickr3) Memorial Plaza
(2019-0511)-Flight93--X100T-WCL-061 by Super Nobody, on Flickr4) Never. Forget. At 10:03:11, near Indian Lake and Shanksville, Pennsylvania, the plane crashed.
(2019-0511)-Flight93--X100T-WCL-136 by Super Nobody, on Flickr5) Wall of Names
(2019-0511)-Flight93--X100T-WCL-087 by Super Nobody, on Flickr6) Visitor Center
(2019-0511)-Flight93--X100T-WCL-100 by Super Nobody, on Flickr7) Visitor Center - The design is stunning.
(2019-0511)-Flight93--X100T-WCL-156 by Super Nobody, on Flickr8) The crash site is in front of the tree line, stretching right to left. There is a boulder roughly in the center of this image that marks the initial point of impact.
(2019-0511)-Flight93--X100T-WCL-148 by Super Nobody, on Flickr
