We have been having some unseasonably hot and sunny weather here in the South East of England - so I decided to head out with the DA 21mm 3.2 to stretch it's legs.
I'm lucky to live in a very pretty village in rural Oxfordshire, and as the evening drew in I decided to take advantage of the beautifully forming golden light and headed down to our village church.
For those of you who are interested, parts of it date back to the 11th century, but most of what you see now is more likely 13th - 15th century.
On to the DA 21mm - It's a superb lens to use - and the lighting was tricky to say the least. The K5 performed admirably, and I was amazed to see how much shadow detail I could recover from some of the shots. However, as I think many have said when it comes to the DA Limiteds, it's the colour and the contrast that really counts here and I think this is where the 21 shined..
Here's a few samples from the shoot - got to say, I'm really beginning to love these DA Limiteds the more I use them.. anyone else loving their DA 21 too?