Still no light tent, but a macro shot. ISO was @ 100, handheld @ 1:1, f5.6 on a K20D. No processing other than resizing and DNG to JPG.
The foreground blurred baby's breath was nearly touching the glass, the in-focus sprig was approx 1 inch away from the front element. There you have it folks, wide-angle macro photography. I will say that with the lightness of the lens and close proximity, hand-holding sharp macros was a breeze. Thats a neat little advantage if you're just out and about shooting things.
To show you a little more, here is the same baby's breath, cropped.
Also, I will put up a shot taken with the Voigtlander 125 of the same scene simply for curiousities sake. I did one at 1:1 and another (very) roughly simulating the FoV of the DA. It was much harder to handhold the VL, for obvious reasons, which is when I got the warm fuzzy about how easy it was to get the focus right with the DA. Shots in a minute.