Heysham, wide view

[Martyn]

I revisited one of my favourite locations, St Patrick's chapel, with the Sigma 10-20. The wide angle of view opened up loads of possibilities but the biggest challenge was keeping myself and my shadow out of the shot.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest]

lovely images, its a great lens but like you say difficult to get used to and hard to keep yourself out of the shot

[NannyFerret]

They are nice,harp and the colours are lovely. No wonder you are pleased with your new lens.

Glad you are able to go out and get some shots.

[GrahamNfk]

You and that lens... must be stopped 

 

Cracking images, and a joy to see

[Paul]

A lovely series  from an area I have yet to visit.

 

Paul.

[bugmeister]

Four lovely pictures showing the capabilities of the lens and also showing your eye for a scene. Well done.

[Martyn]

Four lovely pictures showing the capabilities of the lens and also showing your eye for a scene. Well done.

 

So Bugsy, which of the five pictures didn't you like then?     

[bugmeister]

So Bugsy, which of the five pictures didn't you like then?     

ok ok, so I missed one when I was counting, I'm sure there were only four when I looked.

 

If I was forced to pick one that was not quite as good, it'd be number three because of the wide expanse of sky (maybe lose a bit off the top?) but that really would be nitpicking, as they are all wall-worthy (all five of them)

[Leon]

I like em, especially no1.

[Kobione]

Beautiful views, Martyn - I'd be hard pushed to pick a fav. - lovely set.

[Heather]

have to say i can see why its your favourite place, it would be mine too.... your pictures really do it justice too