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An Abandoned Gem

This is a discussion on An Abandoned Gem within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; I took my 50 out for a drive last evening and found this gem: it'll take some time to get ...

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    I took my 50 out for a drive last evening and found this gem:


    it'll take some time to get used to the lack of zooming



    but I love the clarity- this was quite a crop

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    shot #2 for me please
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    oh that looks fantastic. Dig you go in?? I know what you mean about the zooming, I got used to it real fast after a lifetime of fixed lenses. Now whenever I use the 35 or the 24 it's strange.
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    Nifty find for your nifty 50. Love the shots, especially #2. Might have to get myself one of them. Which one did you get?
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    thanks guys.

    WD I didn't go in just in case the owners were around.

    Matt- I got the nikkor AF-S 1.8
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    owners??? That is probably the last thing I'd worry about with that place. Unless it was in someone's front lawn. You goose.
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    Nice set, i think my fave is the colour shot here for some reason (dig the hubcap detail!)
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    Nice lens and nice shots! I like that last one with the bits of light coming thru.....in particular that bit on the grass in the window.

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    Very cool find Bambi, and love that first shot.
    Reality is a nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wicked Dark View Post
    owners??? That is probably the last thing I'd worry about with that place. Unless it was in someone's front lawn. You goose.
    well there are houses close by and seriously, you never know around here.

    thanks all. I am glad that they all appeal for different reasons.
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