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A walk on the wild side --- with F1.0


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My regular walk mostly includes a camera, different lens, or any component I need to test or practice with. Mostly covering the same territory, but always trying to 'see' something I have not noticed before. I have owned a Noctilux f1.0/50mm for many years. I am familiar with its foibles and characteristics, but have not used it for awhile. It is a lens that demands constant practice, just like an Olympic athlete. So yesterday I fixed my Noct to my M10 with an 8x neutral density filter fitted. I was venturing out in good sunlight and only wanted to use f1.0. The trick is to select a subject that can be separated from the background but will maintain context of surroundings. This is where f1 works.

Attached is a series of 6 images I shot over 1/2 hours walk, with Jupiter (my dog) in tow, or was I in tow?

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