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    Amazing lens this is, the Tokina 12-24. This one is taken @ 24mm, f8, 1/200, ISO200

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    Very unique, and I love the colours and the sharp detail. Looks exactly like a road I would explore.
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    It is pretty cool. I do this a lot, too. Isn't it strange how close distance focus is affected by the mirror. Of course, if you were on the short end of that lens then nearly everything is gonna be in focus anyway.
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    Great detail! Lol, if their was an animal in that grass you would spot it for sure! Nice shot, Matt!

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    I think the 24 end of this lens worked well here

    ETA...It's way cool how the mirrored info and background info fell into place while the mirror housing zoned out, really pushes the image for me.

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