Some days you just feel like the photos take themselves.

[JeffR]

These are from that kind of a day recently.

Chapel, Toronto Necropolis:



Organic Yogurt is the Way to Go:



BMW dealership:



Go-karts:



Taking off from the Island Airport:



Hogtown from across the bay:



Slow Turning:

[DisgustipatedinCA]

1. Nice. I'd like to have a wider lens

I have an old Canon EOS 10D. This was before the EF-S mount lenses came along, so I'd have to buy really expensive glass or a Russian fisheye. Hopefully a 50D will be coming my way one of these days.

These are nice pictures, especially the contrasty skyline with the airplane in the frame.

[JeffR]

2. These were shot with a Tokina 12-24mm

which I believe is compatible with a 10D. This became my favorite lens the day I got it. At around f/8, it's crazy sharp. Build quality is amazing for the price.

[Maestro]

3. Good cityscapes and architectural lines

JeffR, but I feel I am being repetitive. :)

[JeffR]

4. Repetitive is good!

:spray:

[Celebration]

5. Give yourself credit

I think you were having a good day, but that is because you were doing a great job. It probably just felt easy, but it just all came together so well.

Love the one with the airplane!

[JeffR]

6. Well, thank you.

Right place right time and all that. A very satisfying outing.

I like the plane too, though I had to do some work on that one because the perspective distortion was really extreme.

[Mz Pip]

7. Love the perspective

on Go-Karts. It gives the shot a kind of surreal effect. Very nice. Same with the BMW dealership.

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

8. Everyone should have more days

like this.

I know I wish I did.

If I could just stop seeing pictures not through the viewfinder, it would help a lot. Maybe I could have the d700 surgically attached to my head?

[JeffR]

9. Now there's an idea.

A cyborg cam.

[Blue_In_AK]

10. Very nice shots, Jeff

I love the ultrawide point of view.

[JeffR]

11. Thank you. My irrational fondness for this lens has me seeing the

world wide. It's at the point where I can look at something and just know what this lens will do with the subject matter.