ever since.
This is a shot of the little hamlet of Scopello that has a wonderful view of the sea. This is an interior courtyard.
The lens was the superb 24-105 F4 L, one of the most versatile lenses I have ever used.
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Scopello / Canon 5D
I took the 5D to Italy last April but it was too heavy and too obtrusive. I have taken lighter cameras
ever since.
This is a shot of the little hamlet of Scopello that has a wonderful view of the sea. This is an interior courtyard.
The lens was the superb 24-105 F4 L, one of the most versatile lenses I have ever used.
ever since.
This is a shot of the little hamlet of Scopello that has a wonderful view of the sea. This is an interior courtyard.
The lens was the superb 24-105 F4 L, one of the most versatile lenses I have ever used.
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