DLI Reunion- with the 35mm f2.4

Taken yesterday, the first two @ f3.5 the others @ f2.4
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The fixed focal length took a bit getting used to, but the lens was a joy to use.

John

The first shot is just sublime.

Great candid portaits as well, showing the lens in its element, shooting portraits with expansive backgrounds which are thrown nicely out of focus. I've hardly ever gone over f4 with this lens! In fact if the aperture stuck at f2.4 permanently I would still be perfectly happy with it

Good set, of documentary images, you also caught some great expressions.

Take care.

This lens has a great 3d effect for portraits.. Great set..

Nice set John, you seem to have taken to the 35mm. If it is a DLI reunion who is the guy with the harp and hackle???