My combination for this week will be the D700 and 105/2.5 Ai
If anyone else wants to shoot any single lens with me for a week, feel free to post what you get in this thread.
It will be nice and comfortable to be back with the familiar 23°20' diagonal field of view. The 15°33' of a 105 on a DX sensor isn't as easy for me to previsualize, so I often have to take a step back or a step closer to frame what I want in the photo.
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Well, I'm sticking with my D610 and AF-S 50/1.4
Impy was racing, this afternoon, so we went for a walk, this evening, to unwind...
The walls round here are no use to pixel peepers looking for distortion in their lenses 
A few more...
Today I will start with one especially for the cyclists among us.
Can you imagine coming up the hill camera left and encounter these setts on a tri-bike? The even worse option is coming downhill on the setts and having to negotiate the sharp turn right-hand turn where they end. Both the half IM in the autumn and the GP in May are routed this way.
#1: Cobblestones! The scourge of all cyclists. Good luck negotiating that stretch.
Let's start with an 18-frame panorama.
Some detail studies on the artwork that surround an as-yet not filled for the summer artificial pond on the other side of the square from the school above.
Setts, we call them pavers here in Arizona. Quite a few of us use them for driveways and walks (to and from the street) Easier on the bones for a cyclist.
I took some shots of a few of my wifes cactus that she grows in our back yard. D750, Nikon 105 macro lens.
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Just looking at how the light plays around the house, early in the morning. Not that early, as I was out hunting with Impy until the really early hours...
My working Lurcher, Impy. Death on legs...
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