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A Trimmed Wellington Boot in the middle of Nowhere
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Love it…!! Love the whole heavy dark atmosphere and the irrelevancy of a chopped up welly in the scene.
I assume this is the Sigma 10-20 John?
Sigma 10-20 indeed Robbie. I use her for about 80% of the stuff I do.
Glad you like it, wasn’t sure whether people would be bothered with this!
Yeah. I think the wide angle really allows you to be a little more creative with everyday stuff. Can’t wait to get one myself.
But still can’t decide between the Tokina 12-24 and the Sigma 10-20.
Btw…I wonder where the other Welly is?
:wink:
Cheers lads.
Robbie… just bite the bullet and don’t look back. The extra 2mm does make a difference IMO…. I rarely operate outside of 10mm
Nice one John,
I agree with you that the extra 2mm can make a Big differance. Just like ytou when I use my sigma 10-20 it’s almost always set to 10mm.
Ohh and I don’t want to know what happened to the rest of those Wellies.
JimJesus this is gorgeous!
The welly looks like a mountain or volcano against the skyline!
Ha ha… I thought this shot had the potential to be a zero reply effort. At the time when I took it I thought to myself “the sh*te I snap sometimes”.
Glad you like it folks!
Twas funny – I could hear the laughing when I was chasing sheep away so I could get a better view of my “sk-yock”. :shock: (No, not a “I’ll get my coat moment”) :roll: . Obviously this was when you found the wellie.
I certainly didn’t expect this. The detail in the sky and the general area…no, I don’t know why I like it so I’ll stop trying to explain but I do like the sky.Alan.
irishwonkafan wrote:
Twas funny – I could hear the laughing when I was chasing sheep away so I could get a better view of my “sk-yock”. :shock: (No, not a “I’ll get my coat moment”) :roll: . Obviously this was when you found the wellie.
I certainly didn’t expect this. The detail in the sky and the general area…no, I don’t know why I like it so I’ll stop trying to explain but I do like the sky.Alan.
Thought it was one of your’s Alan :?: :lol: :?: :lol: :?:
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