Thanks for looking Iwert. If you really like the grass image,
I am more than happy to make you a print and mail it to you, if you'd
just cover the postage costs (via Paypal perhaps).
I agree that the beach detail is a bit too busy, it's just a snapshot
of some beach detail, I don't consider it particularly artistic or
interesting.
I have been thinking a lot about your OM-3Ti (if it's still available).
Can't decide to save up for a 3Ti, or wait longer and save up for a
180/2.0.
I miss a fast ~200mm lens (from my Canon days), and a 180/2.0 is on my
to-have
list for one day, even if it's 5 years from now. One thing is for
sure, I'll
buy a 180/2.0 before a DSLR again.
On 22 Jul 2009, at 9:59 AM, iwert bernakiewicz wrote:
> Hello Dawid,
>
>> "Grass glow"
>> Grasses swishing in late-afternoon sun and coastal wind.
>> http://fc01.deviantart.com/fs46/f/2009/202/c/5/Grass_glow_by_philosomatographer.jpg
>> (90/2.0 Macro at f/2.0, FP4+, 8x10in sepia-toned print on glossy RC
>> paper)
>
> this one is simply fantastic, I'ld really like to see it in print! It
> is a very delicate image.
>
>>
>> "Delicate things come in threes"
>> I decided to, for the moment, leave this on a cold steely colour,
>> tempted as I am to tone it.
>> http://fc01.deviantart.com/fs46/f/2009/202/d/a/Delicate_things_come_in_threes_by_philosomatographer.jpg
>> (90/2.0 Macro at ~f/11.0 [cant remember], FP4+, 8x10in print on
>> glossy
>> RC paper)
>
> This is a classic as well. The beach image is a bit to busy for my
> taste , maybe because of the harsh lighting?
>
>>
>> Any comments / criticism appreciated. I often feel, it's as if the
>> 90/2.0 Macro has the ability
>> to draw objects as if they are lit from the inside. This is such a
>> wonderful lens, and I am fortunate
>> to have found one.
>
> You are! The last, heavy series of OM lenses have this quality of
> "lighting things from the inside".
> The 90 shares it with the 50f2, 100f2 and 35-80.
>
> Iwert
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