Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II

Thanks Eddie, I hadn't considered using the TS for star photos until I saw your excellent examples.

butterfly2937 wrote in post #16459889
Incredible and beautiful image Dave. How long was this exposure?

Thanks! The chapel shot was f/16 for 30 seconds ISO 400 with some light painting and the star shots were all 30 seconds at f/3.5 ISO 1000.

A little photo walk-around during my lunch hour.

Shifted....

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Nice shots, David. Love the top one. That sweeping walkway just pulls your eyes through the image. Well done.

M_Six wrote in post #16462033
Nice shots, David. Love the top one. That sweeping walkway just pulls your eyes through the image. Well done.

Thanks!

The interior view of the pedestrian bridge:

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Nice shots David. I like the second with the generous amount of tilt. The old man looks funny ; )

One from my time out in Utah

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^^ Great work as usual mate

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^^ Excellent .. have been following your work Eddie .. hope to get this lens back one day.

The Library. This is inside our modest little townhouse. Enjoy!

ncsa wrote in post #16470750
^^ Excellent .. have been following your work Eddie .. hope to get this lens back one day.

Thanks mate

Wild Physics:

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Wow, lovely!

+1 Very nice.

Looks like a nice city you work in David.

Didn't get the framing of this one the way I wanted as I took it in pitch blackness and the sound of the waterfall crashing into the abyss below was making me nervous as I couldn't see the bottom or the edge so didn't want to take any unnecessary risks. 3 Shifted shots stitched.

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^Worth the effort for the result, very nice. Many of the images on here are.
I really shouldn't look at images from lenses I don't own, it only ends one way

xpfloyd wrote in post #16475826
Didn't get the framing of this one the way I wanted as I took it in pitch blackness and the sound of the waterfall crashing into the abyss below was making me nervous as I couldn't see the bottom or the edge so didn't want to take any unnecessary risks. 3 Shifted shots stitched.

Pretty cool shot, Eddie!